Chapter XXXIV: Marbod, Bishop of Rennes, 1035—1123 (2)

Joseph the patriarch, his coat of many colors, 352, 358;
divining cup, 386;
dream, 354, 358, 385

Joseph, father of Jesus, 393

Joseph, mentioned by Epiphanius, 434

Judea, see Palestine

Judas Iscariot, 391

Juggler, 230, 312-3, 352, 437

Juliana Anicia, 606

Juno, goddess, 546

Jupiter, planet, 97, 184

Justina, 431-3

Karnak, 559

Khîrgeh, 559

Kid, 393

Kidney, 294

King, prediction for, 17, 66;
to gain favor of, 19, 67, 71, 89, 294;
magic power of, 83, 476, 479;
and alchemy, 13, 195

Kiss, 88, 391, 589

Knife, 545, 722, 727;
surgical, 149

Knot, in divination, 7;
other magic, 19, 25, 66, 69, 71, 592, 661

Kruno, a star, 346

_Labartu_, 18

Laboratory, 228

Lacedaemon, 429, 602

Ladder, 368

Laelius, 274

Lamb, 561, 769

_Lamia_, 263

Lamp, 129, 380;
experiment with, 55;
inextinguishable, marvelous, etc., 192, 214, 231, 239;
and see Candle

Land and water on earth’s surface, 54, 105, 254, 488

Language of birds and beasts, learning, 257, 261, 294-5, 430

Laodicea, unguent of, 133

Lar, 80, 546

_Laser_, a simple, 83

Laurel, 229, 324, 332, 424, 571, 588

Lavinian grove, 326

Law, and magic, 2, 6, 95;
Roman, 167-8, 224, 233-4, 277, 527, 568;
of nature, 272, 350, 530-1;
Mosaic, 395, 459;
national, 376;
early German, 593;
a medieval lawsuit, 688

Lead, 657, 757, 764;
application of, 574, 590;
glazing, 762;
tablets, 28, 366, 724

Leaves, falling, effect on dreams, 206

Lebadea, 249

Lectionary, 476

Lecture-notes, 134

Leech, 724

Left, hand etc. used or preferred, 65-6, 78, 82, 88, 90, 92, 173, 216,
231, 325, 332, 580, 583, 591-2, 722, 726

Legends of saints, chaps. xvi, xviii, 637;
and see names of individuals

Legislation, 2, 25, 59, 95, 126, 194, 293, 415, 505;
and see Law

Lentils, 369

Lemnos, 130-2, 154, 242, 264

Lent, 678

Leopard, 256

Leprosy, 171, 219, 390, 392, 536

Letter, see Alphabet, Vowel

Lettuce, 639

Lever, 192

Leviathan, 346-7, 367

Levitation, 251-2, 394, 427

_Libanotis_, an herb, 495

Libation, 431

Libraries, ancient, 15, 27, 125, 134-5;
medieval, 617-8, 743

Ligatures and suspensions, 65, 68, 70-2, 80, 89-90, 94, 173, 175, 204,
279, 294, 572, 579, 591, 598, 611, 614, 654-6, 726, 729-30, 740,
755-6, 759;
condemned, 512, 630

Light, 191, 488, 720;
and see Radiation

Lightning, 71, 95, 102, 738

_Ligusticum_, 613

Like cures like, 68, 86, 94

Lily, 68

Linen, use of, 88, 90, 230, 249, 260, 378, 560, 581, 598

Liniment, 586

Lion, habits and traits, 74, 256, 319, 326, 332, 367, 394, 636;
roar of, 491;
use of parts of, 67, 70, 168, 279, 726, 755;
whelps of, 255, 491;
amours of lioness, 74;
figure of, 582;
made by magic, 215;
lion-faced, 364

_Liparaios_, a gem, 295

Litany, 721

Liturgy, 398, 476

Liver, disease, 536, 591;
divination, 17, 25, 249, 272, 313, 318, 430, 458, 466

Lizard, 68, 92, 238, 324, 494, 574, 581, 589-91

Logic, 154-5, 157-9;
magic, 10-1, 72, 214

_Logos_, doctrine of, 350

Loigaire, king, 640

Lollianus Avitus, 223

Lollianus Mavortius, 525ff., 537

Longevity, 141, 170, 176, 207, 537

Looking around, 591

Loosing bonds, etc., 265, 416, 449, 779

Lord’s Prayer, 598, 721, 724-6, 729-30, 736

Lot-casting, 77, 112, 539, 727;
and see Geomancy and _Sortes sanctorum_ (other index)

Lotapes, a magician, 59

Lot’s wife, 583

Love charms and potions, 22, 76, 94, 201, 215, 217, 236, 258, 295, 368,
370

Lucifer, 636

Lucius, hero of _Golden Ass_, chap. vii

Lucius Verus, emperor, 124

Lucullus, 94, 201

Lumbago, 90, 175

Luna, goddess, 236, 417;
and see Helen, Simon’s

Lunacy, 536, 727, 754;
and see Insanity

Lung, 148, 536, 727

Lupin, 722

Lutheran, 447

_Lychnis_ and _Lychnites_, a gem, 257, 295

Lycia, 154, 325, 765

Lycurgus, 283

Lynx, 81, 325, 620

Lyre, 356

Macedon, 278, 560

Machine, 182, 187;
and see Mechanical

Maerotis, lake, 349

Magi, in Pliny, 64-72, 80, 84;
of Persia and the east, 228, 235-6, 247, 250, 266, 295, 352, 416,
450, 763;
who came to the Christ child, 372, 396, 443-4, 471-9, 506, 518-9,
730

Magic (only leading passages where magic in general is discussed under
that name are here included), preliminary definition, 4-6;
primitive, 5-6;
Egyptian, 7-12;
Babylonian and Assyrian, 15-9, 33;
Greek and Roman, 20-8;
Pliny, 44, 58-64;
Plutarch, 203;
Apuleius, 234-7;
Philostratus, 247-50;
Neo-Platonists, 299-300;
Enoch, 343;
Philo, 352;
heretics and Gnostics, 361;
church fathers, 414-20, chap. xix, 466-9, chap. xxii;
Nectanebus, 560;
Isidore, 628-30;
Alkindi, 643-6;
as an art or discipline, 312, 420, 443;
relation to science and medicine, 60-64, 236, 312, 330, 432, 511,
534-5, 644;
use of materials, 65-70, 441, 508;
procedure, 68-71, 506;
false and illusive, 61, 418, 423-4, 431-2, 440, 464-8, 509;
evil and criminal, 61-2, 313, 344, 377, 431-2, 439, 505, 539, 543;
good or natural, 235, 352;
marvelous results, 66-7, 70-1, 506;
reality of, 506;
history of, 58-9, 414-5, 628-9;
immunity from, 440, 448-9

Magnet, 81, 85, 213, 469, 511, 581, 636, 644, 657, 668, 765, 780

_Magnus annus_, 26, 180, 210, 333, 372, 384, 456, 543

Majoram, 490

_Maleficium_, 234-5, 381, 506, 603, 629

Mambres, a magician, 461

_Mana_, 6

Mandaeans, 383-4, 450

Mandragora, 22, 231, 258, 597, 607, 626, 740

Manes, a kind of spirits, 546

Manes or Mani, founder of Manicheism, and Manicheism, 381-2, 398, 409,
513

Mansions of moon or sun, 693, 713, 715

_Mantike_, 259;
and see Divination

Manuscripts, of Pliny, 51-2;
Ptolemy, 106, 108-10;
Galen, 134-5;
Gentile da Foligno, 164;
Greek alchemy, 194-6;
Apuleius, 241;
Aelian, 322;
Solinus, 326-8;
Hermes and Enoch, 291, 340;
Manichean, 383;
_Apocrypha_, 387-9;
_Recognitions_, 401ff.;
Basil and Ambrose, 484;
_Physiologus_, 498ff.;
Firmicus, 532;
and Book III _passim_

Maps, 107, 114, 707

Marble, 729

Marcus Aurelius, emperor, 124-5, 130, 148

Marcus the heretic, 369-70

Marcus of Memphis, 381

Mare, 87, 324, 332, 511

Marinus, duke of Campania, 557

Market-place, magic of, 437, 440

Marriage, 685, 688

Mars, planet, 78, 97, 184

Marsi, 172, 511

Martin of Tours, St., 381

Martyr and Martyrdom, 428, 433, 512, 555

Mary Magdalene, 364

Mary, Virgin, 390, 724

Mass, sacrament of, 13, 722

Mathematical method, 107

Mathematics, 154, 535-6

_Mathematicus_, 464, 513, 532, 534, 632, 717, 781

_Mathesis_, 411, 632, 704

Matter, 111, 199, 305, 309, 349, 487, 542, 643, 763

Mavortius, see Lollianus

Maximilian II, emperor, 607

Maximus, emperor, 381

Meal, 314;
evening, 482

Measles, 668

Measurement, 144;
and see Instruments, Time

Meat offered to idols, 452

Mecca, 337

Mechanical devices and toys, 167, 426;
Applied Science; see Bird, mechanical; Machine

Mede and Medea, 21, 65, 215, 295, 324, 329, 780

Medicine, chaps. iv, v, xxxi, xxxii, 289, 535-6, 542;
Egypt, 10-2;
Babylonian and Assyrian, 18;
and magic, 25, 70,
and see Magic;
Pliny, 72;
Greek, 318;
Apuleius, 221, 237;
Brahmans, 252-3;
Lucian, 279, 284;
Solinus, 329;
church fathers and theologians, 460-3, 593, 617;
and see Animal, remedies employed by; Astrological; Compound;
Disease; History; Pharmacy; Poison; Simple; etc.

Medicine man, 5, 227

Medinet Habu, 559

Medium, 297, 467

Medulla, 660

_Mela_, see _Taxo_

Melancholy, 137, 536, 756

_Melanteria_, 132

Melothesia, 712

Memory, 303, 660

Memphis, 198, 430

Menander the heretic, 368, 421

Menippus, 263

Menstrual fluid, 82, 369, 573

Merchant, 214, 245, 710

Mercury, god, 233, 236, 630,
and see Hermes;
metal, 764,
and see Quicksilver;
planet, 318, 383

Meroë, a witch, 226

Merovingian, 616, 672

Mesraim, first magician, 414

Messiah, 355, 383

Messina, 445, 710

Metal and Metallurgy, 44, 102, 198, 346, 463, 767;
and see Alchemy; Planets and; and the names of individual metals

Metamorphosis, see Transformation

Meteor, 103

Meteorology, 44, 636

Methodism, in medicine, 155, 735

Michael, an angel, 367, 447, 452

Michael, bishop of Tarazona, 652

Microcosm, 382, 411, 530, 633, 709, 712

Midday, see Noon

Middle Ages, influence in, of Pliny, 51-3, 56, 73, 85, 595, 628, 635;
Seneca, 100;
Ptolemy, 109;
Galen, 161, 180, 572-4;
Hero, 188;
_De placitis philosophorum_, 180;
Apollonius, 267;
Solinus, 326;
early Christian literature, 338;
Enoch, 340-2;
Philo, 351;
_Apocrypha_, 389-90;
Simon Magus, 427;
legends of saints, 435;
Basil, 484;
_Physiologus_, 497ff.;
Augustine, 504;
Alexander legend, chap. xxiv;
post-classical medicine, 571, 576-8, 584;
Ethicus, 601-4;
Dioscorides, 606-12;
Boethius, 618-20;
Isidore, 623, 630-1;
Arabic learning, 646, 663, chap. xxx, 732;
Constantinus Africanus, 743, 754;
Greek learning, 734;
and see Classical heritage; Greek, medieval; Textual history;
Translation

Midnight, 248

Milan, 477

Mildew, 80

Milesian tales, 225

Milk, cow’s, 229, 295;
woman’s, 82, 175, 587, 729, 759, 763;
other, 721, 767

Milk-stone, 294

Milo, 779

Milt, see Spleen

Mind, 210, 531, 654

Mine and Mining, 132, 142, 344

Mineralogy, 606

Minerva, 79

Minotaur, 603, 636

Mint, wild, 57

Miracle, 8, 327, 541, 637, 686;
distinguished from magic, 242, 265, 387-8, 417, 437-9, 465, 505;
by heretics, 507-8

Mirror, 180, 236, 417, 468, 644;
and see Divination by polished surfaces, Optics

Missal, 759

Misy, 132

Mistletoe, 23, 79

Mithra, 368, 429

Mithrobarzanes, a magician, 281

“Modern,” 717

Mohammed and Mohammedan, 139, 337, 356, 445, Chap. xxviii, 688

Mole, 63, 67, 70, 80-1, 88, 409, 494, 587

Monastery, Monasticism, and Monk, 505, 637-9, 679

Monkey, 148

Monreale, 427

Monster, 627

Mont, temple of, 559

_Montaster_, an herb, 598

Monte Cassino, 597, 610, 743ff.

Month, specified, 585, 588, 590, 676, 685-9, 728, 737, 774;
and see Moon, observance of

Montpellier, 109, 741

Monument, 565

Moon, addressed, 727;
affected by magic, 203, 225, 280, 308, 468, 492;
controls generation and corruption, 210, 219, 354, 633, 708;
day of the, 79, 572, chap. xxix;
duration of, 180, 702;
and Easter, 521;
observance of, 69-71, 78, 80, 90-1, 98, 178, 216, 283, 322, 324, 333,
364, 539, 580, 582, 590-2, 598-9, chap. xxix, 720, 724, 729, 756,
780;
relation to other planets and to the signs, 179, 211;
spots on, 354;
size of, 488;
and see Bleeding, Luna, Selene, Tide

Moon-earth, 765

Moon-god, 382

Moon-stone, 250

Moon-tree, 564

Moralizing, 101, 490, 638

Mortar, pounded in a, 82, 765

Mortuary magic, 8-9

Mosaic, 367, 427, 764

Mosaic law, see Law

Moses, see other index

Mother, goddess or Great, 216, 360

Mouse, 23, 80, 166, 175, 213, 325, 491, 587, 737;
field-, 98, 279;
shrew-, 76, 86, 88

Mountain, marvelous, 346-7;
magnetic, 756;
affected by magic, 226, 416

Mule, 88, 183, 390, 589, 736

Mullein, 490

Muscle, 145, 150, 580

Muses, 371

Mushroom, 219

Music, 319, 325, 534, 619, 744;
and magic, 6;
and medicine, 124;
and architecture, 185;
of the spheres, 26, 184, 193, 371, 487, 544, 622

Mutton-fat, 722

Mycenaean art, 301

Myriogenesis, 537

_Myrmecia_, a gem, 166

Myrrh, 586, 765

Mysia, 216

Mysteries, 139, 216, 221, 223, 243, 245, 248, 317, 360-1, 368, 377,
428-9;
and see Eleusis, Mithra

Mysticism, 211, 254-5, 677, 763

Mythology, and magic, 8, 21;
and astrology, 16, 282-3;
miscellaneous, 211, 215, 282, 294, 327, 407, 415-6, 545-6, 620

Nail, metal, 78, 81, 87, 90, 280, 581, 722

Nail parings, toe and finger, 71, 581

Names, see of Christ and God, and Words, power of

Nannacus, see Annacus

Nard, 169

Nativities, 25, 95, 104, 115, 185, 471, 559-60, 632, 679, 712

Nature, Pliny on, 42, 46-7;
Seneca, 101;
Galen, 150-1;
as a teacher, 155;
Plutarch, 210;
in contrast to fate, 375

Neck, stiff, 737

Necromancy, 21, 197, 228, 233, 264, 270, 280, 300, 419, 466, 539, 629,
705;
as proof of immortality, 416;
relation to science, 744

Nectabis, 463

Nectanebo or Nectanebus, chap. xxiv, 391, 463, 516, 704

Needle, copper, 590;
eye of, 396

Nektanebes, Nekht-Har-ehbet, Nekhte-nebof, 558-9;
and see Nectanebus

Neo-Latin, 732, 757

Neo-Platonism, chap. xi, 116, 208, 296-7, 349, 540, 544-5, 661

Nero, emperor, 61, 171, 201, 260, 262, 423-5, 553, 585

Nerva, emperor, 244

Nerve and nervous system, 145-6

Nestorian, 554

Nettle, 636, 768

_Neuri_, 330

Nias Island, 170

Niceta, a character in the _Recognitions_, chap. xvii

Nicias, 22, 204

Niello, 769

Night-shade, an herb, 581

Night time and magic, 68, 78, 129, 224-6, 234

Nigromancy, see Necromancy

Nikon, father of Galen, 122

Nile, 102, 179-80, 198, 254, 559;
horses, 169

Nimrod and magic, 413

Nine, 88, 371, 590, 592, 598, 721, 727

Nineveh, 243

Nitrate, 772

Nitro-muriatic acid, 772

Noah’s ark, 20;
and see Flood

Noon, 248, 755

Norman and Normandy, 427, 745

Nose, 576, 589

Notebook, 45-6;
and see Lecture notes

Notory art, 267

Nude and Nudity, 83, 93, 295, 565, 588

Numa, king, 274, 505

Number, observance of, and theory of perfect, 26, 69, 91, 178, 212,
258, 273, 317, 355-7, 370, 373, 383, 430, 441, 521, 544-5, 621, 627,
675;
and see Five, Four, Nine, Seven, Ten, Three

Numitor, king, 602

Nymph, 546

Oak, 493

Oath, 430

Obelisk, 558

Obscenity in magic and medicine, 61-2, 167-8, 204, 207, 236

Observation, Pliny, 48, 53-4;
magicians, 64-5;
Ptolemy, 105, 107, 110, 112;
Galen, 156;
reputed Chaldean, 95, 316;
Dioscorides, 606;
and see Experimental method

Obstetrics, see Child-birth

Occult virtue, discussions of and
references to of a general character, in Egypt, 10;
Pliny, 64-5, 75-6, 81, 89;
Galen, 169-70;
Vitruvius, 183;
Plutarch, 212-3;
Neo-Platonists, 304, 307, 311, 320, 542-3;
Brahmans, 257-8;
Marbod, 778-81;
miscellaneous, 441, 454, 468-9

Ocean, 489

_Ocimum_, an herb, 93

Oculist, 284, 670

Odor, foul, 536

Odysseus, 264, 281, 509, 629

Oea, 222ff.

Oil, 68, 90, 92, 130, 142, 154, 168-9, 171, 175, 213, 256, 373, 572,
606, 724, 779

Ointment, see Unguent

Old-wives, 166, 204, 234, 250, 272, 586;
and see Witch

Olybrius, emperor, 606

Olympias, mother of Alexander, 560ff.

Olympic games, 22, 102

Olympus, Mt., 198, 296, 429

Omens and portents, 14, 92, 178, 201, 231, 251, 254, 260, 318, 430,
471, 543, 560, 562, 675

One, Once, for the first time, 82, 92, 210, 582

Onesiphorus, 396

Onion, 20

Onoel, a spirit, 367

_Ophites_, a marble, 87

Ophites, a sect, 365, 383

Opium, 724

Opobalsam, 128

Optics, 108, 218, 237, 276, 669

Oracle, 21, 95, 203, 206-7, 253, 278, 295, 318, 432, 442, 466, 534,
627

Oratory, 535, 776

Ordeal, 386, 468, 759

_Oreites_, a gem, 295

Orestes, 324

Oreus, 365

Organ, musical, 187-8, 192

Oriental attitude, exaggerated estimate of, 20-1, 388

Originality, 569, 575, 616

_Origanum_, an herb, 218

Origenists, 461, 519

Oromazes, a magician, 236

Orphic rites, 296, 429

Osiris, 13, 196, 223, 233, 546

Ossifrage, 87

Ostrich, 636

Ouroboros, the encircling serpent, 197, 763

Owl, 63, 68, 70, 253

Ox, 468, 722, 755

Oxford, 642

Oxygen, 143

Oyster, 218

Padua, 164

_Paeanites_, a gem, 329

Paganism, 203, 294, 317, 327, 512, chap. xxiv, 661-2

Painting, 177, 187, 764

Palatine hill, 125, 134

Palermo, 427

Palestine, 132, 280, 438

Palimpsest, 553

Palm, 62, 230, 333, 636

Pamphile, a witch, 229ff.

Pamphylia, 132

Pan, the god, 251, 546

Panacea, 172

Pancrates, a magician, 280-1

_Pantarbe_, 252

Panther, 74, 256

Papacy, 705;
see Sixtus IV for patronage of learning by

Papyri, 12, 14, 22, 27-8, 193, 196, 365, 467, 686

Paradise, 367, 470, 488

Paralysis, 739;
of the face, 738;
tongue, 755

Parchment, 589, 729, 764

Pard, 74, 168

Paris, 642

Parrot, 575

Parthians, 373, 376

Partridge, 168, 324, 574

Pastoral magic, 70

_Paternoster_, see Lord’s Prayer

Pathology, 576

Paul the apostle, 405, 413, 424, 449, 505;
potion of, 739

Peacock, 574, 636

Pebble, 591

Pelican, 324

Pella, 278

Penalty, 293, 313, 433

Penance, 513

Pendant, 301

Peony, 78, 173, 614, 740, 756

Pepper, 169, 176, 256, 586, 637

Pergamum, 122, 124, 130, 136, 149, 171, 236

_Peristereos_, an herb, 77

Persecution, fear of, 194

Persia and Persian, 58, 66, 376, 451, 475, 479, 503, 553, 558, 744,
762

Personification, 198, 343

Perspective, see Optics

Peru, 7, 17

Peter the apostle, 231, chap xvii, 505

_Petroselinon_, 132

Phaethon, 283

_Phalangium_, an insect, 86

Phallic ritual, 308

Phantasm and Phantom, see Apparition, Ghost

Phanuel, an angel, 342

Pharaoh’s dream, 358;
magicians, 379, 385, 417, 438, 446, 464, 470, 506-8, 629

Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 10, 20, 83, 122, 133, 343, 413, 434, 610,
734-5

Phidias, 24, 407

Philae, 559

Philip of Macedon, 331, 560ff.

Philoctetes, 294

Philology, 535, 545

Philosopher’s stone, 52, 197, 398, 763;
and see Alchemy

Philosophy, Greek, 21;
and alchemy, 13, 199;
and magic, 24, 61, 234, 246, 310, 440, 535;
and astrology, 674;
and business, 97;
Seneca, 103;
Galen and pseudo-Galen, 123-4, 127, 133, 139, 146, 149-50, 176, 180;
Vitruvius, 185-6;
other mentions of, 220, 223, 279, 360, 416, 466, 471, 481, 485, 493,
536, 620, 707;
and see names of individuals (largely in other index) and schools.

Phlebotomy, see Bleeding

Phoebus, 620;
and see Apollo

Phoenicia, 438

Phoenix, 207, 257, 332-3, 347, 460

Phraotes, 258

Phrygia and Phrygian, 206, 430, 597, 630

Phylactery, 513

_Physica_, 512, 579-80

Physics, 644

Physiognomy, 26, 176, 179, 460, 668

Physiology, 145, 395, 657-60

Pig, 76, 85, 168, 219, 393, 587, 727, 729, 764, 766;
and see Swine

Pill, 739

Pillow, beneath one’s, 90

Pine-tree, 490, 493

Piper, 217

Pirronius, a magician, 604

Piston, 192

Place, observed in magic, 645

Plagiarism, 186, 483, 649, 742, 746-7

Plague, Galen and, 124, 142, 171;
of 1348 A. D., 164;
Apollonius and, 259, 391;
of 542 A. D., 575;
of Egypt, 325, 357, 491, 522, 685, 687, 696;
miscellaneous, 410, 432, 538-9, 600

Planetary week, 16, 513, 633

Planets, when distinguished, 13-4, 16;
properties of, 97, 113-4, 346, 383, 526, 529, 662, 711;
in Gnosticism, 361;
in art, 379;
and the metals, 347, 368, 709, 763, 767;
and herbs, 291;
position at creation, 711, 713;
and formation of foetus, see Child-birth

Plate, metal, 229, 386, 572, 582

Platonism, 221, 243, 456;
for Plato see other index

Pleiades, 179, 355, 636

Pleurisy, 738

Plough, 80

Pneumatics, 188

Poetry, 6, 95, 511, 535

Poison and Poisoning, relation to magic, 25, 61, 441;
to medicine, 56;
venomous human beings, 324;
safeguards against, 67, 70-1, 386, 614,
and see Antidote;
miscellaneous, 81, 86-7, 231-2, 397, 417, 460, 535, 565, 572, 574,
668, 721, 733

Polar star, 384

Polion, an herb, 77

Politics, 358, 666

Pompholyx, 132

Pontianus, 223-4

Pontiff, 124, 149

Pontus, drugs from, 87, 132

Poplar, 90

Poppy, bearing stones, 216

Population, 136

Pork, 142

Pot-herbs, 606

Potter and Pottery, 384, 433, 588-9

_Praestigium_, 630, 665

Praetor, 538

Prayer, 12, 79, 104, 219, 233, 382, 398, 412, 423, 426, 443, 457,
530-1, 589, 645, 671, 705, 728;
procuring answer to, 70, 294, 593, 779;
by others than man, 457;
to others than God, 260, 264, 303, 526, 598-9, 661;
of St. John, 721;
and see Lord’s Prayer, Incantation

Predestination, 514

Prefect, 526

Pregnant stone, 740

Presbyter, 437

Prescription, medical, 152, 159, 172

Presentation, literary and scientific, 570, 595, 625

Prester, John, 477

Priest, 9, 13, 15, 21, 79, 85, 131, 195, 197, 300, 386, 533, 754, 763,
766

Priscillianists, 478, 519

Private parts, 343, 536

Procharus, 397

Proconsul, 235, 527

Professions, learned, 5, 125-6, 186-7, 744

Prognostication, medical, 164

Prophecy and Prophet, 25, 77, 205, 230, 352, 370, 439, 447, 459, 465,
476, 479, 534

Proteus, 263

Psychology, 75, 144-5, 657-60

Ptah-Seker-Ausar, 233

Ptolemais, 541

Ptolemy, king of Egypt, 135

Pulse, 144-5, 430, 658

Pump, 187, 192

Punic, 597

Puppy, see Dog

Purging, 667;
the lungs, 143

Purification, 62, 204, 232, 441, 531, 598

Purple, 173, 197-8, 590-1, 604

Push-ball, 487

Pylades, 144-5

_Pyrethrum_, an herb, 614

_Pyrigoni_, 324

Pyrites, 571, 768

Pyromancy, 260, 629

Pyrrhus, 83

_Pytho_, 629

Pythagorean, 26, 32, 50, 58, 61, 63, 65-6, 179, 184, 243, 258, 260,
280, 370, 456, 544

Quail, 490

Quadrivium, 632

Qualities, the four, 114, 139-40, 154, 157, 218, 485, 751, 755;
and see Cold, Heat

Quartan fever, 269, 579-81, 736

Quaternities, divine, 674

Quick-lime, 434, 571

Quinsy, 77, 89

Quintus Cicero, 269ff.

Rabbi, 355, 445. 470

Rabbit, 588, 729

Race, 184, 781;
for strange races see Hyperboreans, Seres, etc.

Radiation of force or light, 643-6

Radish, 721

Rainbow, 409

Rain-making, 23-4, 103, 386, 430

Rain-water, 81-2

Ram, 213, 332, 424, 467

Raphael, the angel, 342, 367, 447, 452, 454

Rat, 76

Ravenna, 367, 763

Raymond, archbishop of Toledo, 657

Reading, medieval, 604, 617-8

Reason, 218, 660;
free from magic, 300;
and experience, 157

Red, used, 65, 581, 508, 740

Red Sea, 84, 208

Redeemer, 361, 363, 438

Reed, 75-6, 80, 90, 215, 591, 726

Reformed churches, 447

Reggio, 445, 745

Relics of saints, 444, 446, 593, 675

Religion, and magic, 5-6, 8-9, 15, 18, 20, 22-3, 33-4, 60, 232, 256,
505, 533;
and astrology, 15-7, 524, 529-31;
and science, 407-8, 479, chap. xxi;
other than Christian, 94, 361, 725,
and see Mohammedanism, Paganism, etc.;
medieval religious attitude, 746, 752;
and see Christianity, God, Theology, Trinity, etc.

Renaissance, 20, 122, 570, 618

_Reseda_, an herb, 93

Respiration, see Breathing

Resurrection of the body, 47, 415, 541

Resuscitation of corpses, 280, 391, 394, 397, 424, 426, 638, 763

Revelation, 56, 253, 407;
and see Divination by

Revolutions, astrological, 26, 377, 650

Rhetoric, 124, 221, 269, 483, 518, 533, 535, 555, 596, 603, 700

Rhodes, 269, 301

Rhododendron, 175

Rhubarb, first mention of, 576

Riddles, 636

Right hand, etc., used or preferred, 70, 78, 81, 83, 88, 90, 92, 324-5,
332, 574, 580-1, 591-2, 767

Ring, 69, 78, 173, 219, 251, 253, 280, 292, 379, 564, 582, 590, 592,
599, 656, 662, 705, 755

Ring-worm, 93

Rip van Winkle, 399

Ritual, 12, 23;
and see Ceremonial

Roads, Roman, 135-6

Robber, 117

Robert, king of France, 672, 704, 736

Robert Guiscard, 745

Romance, Greek, 22, 221, 232, 553;
Medieval, 557

Romanesque, 502

Romans, traits of, 184

Rome, as center of learning, 124, 128-31, 135, 162, 201, 222, 242, 269,
277, 537, 586, 741;
other mentions, 209, 230, 366, 372, 403, 408, 421, 423-4, 464, 553

Romulus, 209, 274, 330, 602

Root, see Herb

Rose, 230, 751;
wild, 56

Royal Society, 214

Rubbing, 142

Ruddy complexion, 768-71

Rue, 737;
eaten by weasel, 74, 324, 626

Ruin, excavated, 762

Russet, 89

Rust, 766

Rustic, experience, 578, 585

Sabaoth, 365, 367, 379, 451, 583, 599

Sabbath, 204, 513

Sabians, 661-3

_Sacerdos_, 235

Sacra Via, 125, 133, 424

Sacrifice, 68, 79, 104, 131, 166, 215, 248, 250-1, 261, 294-5, 308-9,
317, 363, 414, 431, 645, 661-3, 705;
human, 62, 207, 249, 418, 539, 687

_Sacrum amarum_, 739

Saffron, 656, 765

_Sagmina_, sacred herbs, 76

St. Gall, 640, 677

St. Sophia, 575, 770

Sakkara, 9

Salamander, 54, 68, 85, 214, 324, 511, 636;
“wool,” 214

Salerno, chaps. xxxi, xxxii

_Salisatores_, 630

Saliva, 20, 82, 88-9, 92-3, 174, 281, 373, 392, 573, 588, 592, 656, 769

Salmon, 424

Salt, 213, 373, 467, 583, 670;
and see Holy, Sodom

_Saltus Gilberti_, 705

Salve, 87, 606, 722

Salvia, 739

Samaria, 363-4, 368, 421

Samothracian orgies, 149

Samuel, ghost of, see Endor, witch of

Sandal-Makers, street of, 134

Sandals, 230

_Sandastros_, a gem, 97

Sapphire, 496, 779

Saracen, 138, 718

Sarcophagus, 476

Sard, 777

Sardinia, 329

Sardis, 255

_Sardonia_, an herb, 329

Sardonic laugh, 329

Satire, 285

Saturn, god, 207;
planet, 97, 184, 580, 633, 768

Saturninus, a heretic, 372

Satyr, 263-4, 546

Saul, 448, 469

Scarab, 10, 68, 333

Scarification, 721

Scepticism, see Credulity and

Sciatica, 69

Scientific spirit, curiosity, etc., 144, 234, 308, 378-9, 437, 485-6,
494, 502-4, 528, 535, 559, 669, 752;
and see Experiment, Observation

Scipio Orfitus, 223

Scorpion, 74, 81, 85-8, 171, 174, 494, 573, 583, 656, 666

Scotland, 654

Scrofula, 82, 89, 91, 587

Sculpture, 277, 501

Scylla, the monster, 263, 636;
an herb, 526

Scythian, 59, 77, 245, 407, 496, 654

Sea, 225, 738;
and see Bath

Sea-calf, 580;
faring, 245;
foam, 468;
gull, 159;
hare, 171, 236, 238, 587;
holly, 213;
serpent, 325, 574;
star, 89;
urchin, 68, 490-1

Seal of Diana, 130

Sealing, 69, 278, 468

Seasons, four, 114

Secrecy, 194, 227, 233, 239, 254, 287, 295, 372, 405, 420, 579, 765,
776

Seed, 605;
seedless herbs, 489

_Seia_, 599

Selene, 215

Selenomancy, 98

_Semen_, 369

Semitic, 15

Semo Sancus, 421

_Senecion_, an herb, 614

Sense and Senses, 150, 158, 180, 355

Sepia, 87

Septimius Severus, emperor, 243, 253, 293;
and see Severi

Septizonium, 253

Serapis, 379, 442, 763

Seres, 376, 402, 412-4

Serf and Servant, 739;
and see _Colonus_; Slavery

Sermon, 426, 482ff.

Serpent, lifted up in the wilderness, 379;
and see Snake, Dragon, Sea-serpent

Sesame, 655

Sethians, 365

Sethos, 14

Seven, 14, 16, 49, 67, 69, 169, 179, 198, 212, 232, 253, 258, 279, 282,
318, 333, 346, 355-6, 365, 371, 373, 376, 378, 383, 385, 411, 429,
435, 491, 522, 537, 545, 581, 590, 592, 599, 633, 676, 724, 771, 777

Seven sleepers, 725, 759

Severi, dynasty of, 125, 130;
and see Septimius

Sèvres, 762

Sex, observed in magic, 69, 78, 80-2, 94, 729, 759;
of hyena, 397;
of herbs and stones, 81, 764;
of numbers, 179, 371;
of planets and signs, 282, 662, 709-12;
predicted, 175-6, 516;
intercourse, 141, 639, 767

Shadow, 605

Shadow-footed, 256

Shark, 494

Shaving the head, 142, 560, 724

Sheba, 479

Sheep, 68, 102, 168, 173, 219, 467, 490, 582, 656;
the lost, 363;
and see Lamb, Ram, Shepherd, Pastoral

Shellfish, 98, 517

Shepherd, 478

Ship, 604;
wreck, 748

Shirt, 581

Shoe, 638

Short-hand, 134, 232

Showbread, 385

Sibyl, 546;
for Sibylline books see other index

Sicily, 85, 427, 525

_Sideritis_, a stone, 295

Sieve, 91, 250, 325

Signatures, 310

Sign, see Abbreviation, Divination, Prognostication, Sex predicted,
Star, Zodiac

Silence observed, 722

Silas, 449

Silk, 608

Silvanus, 546

Silver, 590, 599

Similarity, argument from, 238, 614;
and see Like cures like

Simon the Canaanite, 392

Simon Magus, chap. xvii, 362-5, 397, 439

Simon, St., 435

Simples, medicinal, in Pliny, 46, 83;
Galen, 128, 153, 160, 168, 571

Sin, 344, 372-5, 430, 457, 520;
effect on nature, 254, 345, 350, 409-10, 490

Sinew, 68, 148

Siphon, 189, 191

Siren, 263

Sisebut, king, 623

Sisinnios, 398

Six, 184, 356, 521

Sixtus IV, pope, 349, 596

Skeleton, 233

Skin, 141, 769;
changing one’s, 170, 238, 324;
disease, 102, 537;
see Animals, parts of;
and the names of particular animals for the use of their skins

Skull, 80, 580

Sky, see Heaven

Slav, 658

Slavery, 136, 170, 350, 515, 668, 683

Slavonic, 342, 345, 398

Sleep, magic, 399

Sleight-of-hand, 370

Slot-machine, 197

Smallpox, 668

Smilax, 92

Smoke, 89, 615

Smyrna, 123

Snail, 89, 92, 586

Snake, remedies against, 84-9, 99, 175, 258, 295, 365, 386, 392, 495,
599, 614;
animals antipathetic to, 84-5, 99, 231;
virtue in, 23, 168, 197;
of India, 214, 564;
Satan and demons as, 365, 391, 430;
charming, 83, 278-80, 325, 511, 561-2, 638-9;
sting and venom of, 56, 81-2, 102;
foam of, 67;
sloughing of, 170;
not found in Ismuc, 183;
at Delphi, 283;
on a pendant, 301;
medical knowledge of, 441;
and see Fennel, tasted by

Sneeze, divination from, 95, 205, 207

Social aspect of magic, 59;
life in antiquity, 137, 185

Socrates, 137, 139, 204, 234, 240, 270, 288, 532

Soda, washing, 571

Sodom, salts of, 138

Soldier, 56-7

Solemnity, required in magic, 644-6

Solon, 326, 355

Son of God, 372, 438

Soot, 236

Sopater, 313

Sophist and Sophistry, 540-1

Soporific, 758

Sorcery, 10, 25, 61, 96, 166, 270, 279, 324, 344, 352, 386, 390, 393,
437-8, 441, 655, 690, 733;
counter-magic against, 17-20, 70, 81, 94, 301, 391, 600;
and see Goetia, Witchcraft

_Sortilegi_, 630

Sory, 132

Soul, human, Plato on, 25-6;
Pliny, 47, 96;
Galen, 150, 178, 180;
Plutarch, 206-7, 213, 217;
Neo-Platonists, 309-10, 318;
Gnostics, 364;
location of, 735;
apart from body, 399, 418, 455, 510, 546;
immortality of, 416, 419, 469, 531, 541;
other than human, 198, 213;
and see World-soul

Sound, 143, 201, 430, 542

Sousnyos, St., 398

Spain, 380, 433, 489, 580, 597, 607

Spanish era, 773

Sparrow, 271

Sparta and Spartan, 21-2, 216, 301

Species, 304, 493, 751

Speech, impediment of, 536

_Sphaera barbarica_, 537

Sphere, see Earth, Universe, and other index

Spice, 250, 257, 295, 606

Spider, 90, 94, 168-9, 171, 175, 587

Spinal cord, 146

Spirit, good or evil (including angel and demon, but see also
Apparition, Ghost, Necromancy, Soul), in early Arabic poetry, 6;
in the ancient orient, 11, 15, 18-9, 24;
classical Greece, 24, 26, 180-1;
on nature of, Plutarch, 203-4, 206-8;
Apuleius, 240;
Philostratus, 263-4;
Iamblichus, 309-10;
Enoch, 343; Origen and Celsus, 441-3, 452-3;
Augustine, 508;
Martianus Capella, 545-6;
Dionysius the Areopagite, 546-7;
Christian ascription of other religions to demons, 370, 414, 429ff.,
442, 453;
disease and, 11, 18-9, 299, 343, 452, 722;
expulsion of, and power over, 253, 262, 386, 405, 414, 417-8, 441,
443, 754, 779, and see Exorcism;
fall of, 343, 374-5;
familiar and guardian, 207, 210, 368, 370;
in the air, 206, 240, 424, 463, 508, 635;
in heavens and stars, chap. xv, 343, 397, 431, 458, 487-8, 519;
in the moon, 207;
in nature, 181, 296, 308, 310, 347, 382, 414, 430, 443, 452-4, 543;
invocation of, 301, 308, 310, 320, 361, 367-8, 371-2, 384, 419, 437,
442, 447, 449-52, 543, 655, 674, and see Necromancy, Notory art;
magic, astrology, arts and sciences ascribed to, 195, 240, 313, 343,
368, 370, 412, 414, 417-8, 422, 429-32, 441-3, 447-8, 453, 458-9,
463, 465-6, 506-7, 509, 513, 518, 629, 675, 705;
mediums between God or gods and men, 206, 208, 240, 349, 452-4, 459,
621, 675;
orders of, 308-9, 320, 363, 408, 455, 507, 545-7, 727;
possessed by, 308, 392, 413-4, 434, 510, 640, 723-4, 754-5;
safeguards against, 18, 216, 293, 391, 398, 449, 615, 726, 728

_Spiritus_, 147, 658-60

Spit, see Saliva

Spleen, 57, 68-9, 85, 536, 577, 579, 584, 587-8, 591

_Spodium_ or _Spodos_, 132

Sponge, 227

Spoon, 721

Spring, water 229;
caused to flow, 769;
and see Fountain, Seasons

Staff, 252, 435, 679

Stag, 84, 207, 294, 324;
and see Deer

Stained glass, 427, 435, 770

_Stans_, the, 415

Star, nature of, god or animal, etc., 25-6, 103, 206, 210, 212, 240,
303, 315, 343-4, 353, 436, 456, 519-21, 530, 620-1, 632, 662, 670;
as sign, 302, 410, 458, 544;
not cause of evil, 305, 354, 475, 514;
cause of evil, 411;
affected by magic, 225-6;
shooting, 71, 589;
fixed, 114;
and see Astrology;
Christ, birth of;
Magi

Star-fish, 56

Starling, 490

Statue, 91, 279, 280, 764;
healing, 284;
animated, 188, 416-7, 424, 435;
and see Image, Sculpture

Steam, 192

Stele of Metternich, 559

Stepmother, 215

Stoic, 50, 141, 178-81, 210, 269-70, 283, 350, 397, 456

Stomach, 92, 173, 536, 592, 656, 757

Stone, the disease, 87, 588, 729;
and see Gem

Stoning to death, 262, 399

Storax, a gum, 495

Stork, 257, 324-5, 331, 460, 580

Storm-averting magic, 71, 80, 92, 102, 252, 313

Stream, 91, 225-6, 546;
and see Fountain

Stupa, 251, 413

Style, literary, 222-3, 525, 570, 620

Styx, river, 326

Suanir, 435

Suffumigation, see Fumigation

Suggestion, force of, 265

Sulla, 532

Sulphur, 279, 764

Sumerian, 15, 17

_Summun bonum_, 752

Sun, god and worship, 97, 251, 261, 294-5, 317-8, 382, 492, 524;
personified, 347, 410, 457, 529;
and magic, 141, 225-7, 308, 386;
astrological influence of, 99, 179, 211;
rising and dawn, 215, 230-1, 256, 261;
before sunrise, 69, 71, 78, 91, 94, 131, 173, 281, 583, 599, 768;
before sunset, 583;
experiment with, 55;
dial, 185, 187;
distance and size of, 219, 488;
tropical, 214;
tree of, 564

Superstition, Plutarch on, 203-4;
in medicine, chaps. xxv, xxxi

Surgery, 148-9, 536, 569, 668, 723, 735

Suriel, a spirit, 367

Swaddling cloth, 392, 396

Swallow, habits of, 75, 324, 615, 636;
use of, 68, 70, 168, 175, 581, 721

Swallow-stone, 755, 766

Swallow-wort, 75, 615, 626

Swan, 636; song, 255, 332

Sweat, 167, 392, 767, 779

Swine, 70, 77, 79, 99, 217;
and see Pig

Sword, 78, 295;
magic 258

Sylvia, 404

Symbol and Symbolism, 166, 251, 310, 361, 367, 502, 506, 546, 676-7,
679, 721;
in alchemy, 766-7, 771-2

Sympathetic magic, 68, 84-7, 92, 238, 271, 296, 299, 304, 312, 314,
320, 354, 542-3, 614

Symposium, 137, 201-2

Symptoms, 735

Syncretism, 525

Synod at Rome, 389, 402

Syracuse, 476

Syria, Syriac, and Syrian, 280, 374, 387, 395, 403-4, 422, 437, 497,
499, 503, 554, 559-61, 577, 597, 601, 661, 663, 747, 762

Syrian goddess, 231

Syringe, 192

Syrup, 560

Tablecloth, 214

Tables, astronomical, 14;
of contents, 50, 153.

Tablet, astrological, 560, 563;
and see Cuneiform, Lead

Taboo, 21;
and see Iron

Tagus, 630

Tamarisk, 85, 587

Tape-worm, first mentioned, 576

Tarpeian rock, 426

Tarquin the Proud, 602

Tarrutius, an astrologer, 209, 330

Tarsus, 259, 479

Taste, sense of, 505

_Taxo_, 600, 636

Teiresias, 281

Telines, 21

Temperaments, four, 668

Temple, 533;
of Peace, 125;
devices, 192-3;
in alchemy, 197-8, 763;
Egyptian, 261, 301, 559;
Jewish, 395;
Greek, 407;
of the Sun, 435;
of Liber, 496;
Christian, 533

Terebinth-tree, 571

_Terra sigillata_, 130-2, 154, 756

Tetter, 93

Textbook, 635

Text and Textual criticism and history, magic, 9;
cuneiform, 15, 17-8;
classics, 21, 27;
Aristotle, 24, 27;
Pliny, 52;
Ptolemy, 106, 108;
Galen, 119-21;
Hero, 189;
alchemy, 193;
Plutarch, 202;
Aelian, 322;
Philo, 348-9;
patristic, 374, 377, 389, 401-6, 477, 495;
_Physiologus_, 497-9;
Alexander legend, chap. xxiv;
_Medicine of Pliny_, 596;
Dioscorides, 594, 606-13;
medicine, 567, 731;
Isidore, 623;
medieval alterations, 3, 338, 683, 720

Thaphtabaoth, a spirit, 369

Thaumaturgy, 190

Thautabaoth, a spirit, 367

Theater, 184, 422, 425, 486, 506, 512

Thebes and Theban, 179, 491, 553, 765

Theft, discovery of, and recovery of object, 644, 666, 681, 718, 725;
aids, 780

Theodamas, 294

Theodoric the East Goth, 569, 617, 619

Theodosius I, emperor, 584

Theodosius II, emperor, 327

Theology, astral, 15, 17, 360-1, 543, 621;
and magic, 18, 234;
Galen, 149;
Egyptian, 370;
attitude shown, 619-20

_Therapeutae_, 349, 356

Therapeutics, 10, 122, 141, 735

Theriac, 130, 733, 756

Thersites, 269

Thessaly, home of witches, 58, 203, 226

Theurgy, chap. xi, 505, 535

Thomas the apostle, in India, 475, 477

Thoth, 288

Thotmes IV, king of Egypt, 13

Thought, history of, 3-4;
explained physiologically, 659

Thread, 89, 590, 656

Three, Thrice, etc., 69, 79, 82, 88-9, 91, 93, 169, 174, 295, 476,
479, 582, 588-9, 592, 614, 656, 721, 730, 736, 767

Threshold, 69, 89

Throat, disease of, 82

Thunder, divination from, 57, 96, 262, 546, 562, 629, 635-6, 674,
679;
other observance of, 78;
thought to produce mushrooms, 219;
stage, 468

Thyme, 571

Tiberius, emperor, 59, 776

Tick, 67

Tide, 254, 274, 351, 517, 530, 703

Tigellinus, 259, 263, 265

Tiger, 256, 502

Tigris-Euphrates, 13-6, 281-2

_Ti’i_, 18

Time, devices for telling, 115, 144, 187, 276, 333, 395;
observed in magic, 645

Titus, emperor, 42, 45

Toad, 771

Tobias nights, 688

Toledo, 657

Tomb, Egyptian, 9, 14

Tongue, 98, 150;
use of, 175, 726, 779;
gift of, 208, 386

Tooth, 68, 82, 84, 159, 279, 599, 600, 656, 769;
extracting, filling, etc., 175, 573, 779

Toothache, cures for, 56, 68, 88-90, 169, 175, 577, 588-9, 592, 599,
614, 724, 727, 755

Toothpowder, 236

Topaz, 495

Top, spinning, 487

Torpedo, 159

Tortoise, 68, 74, 76, 88, 91, 325, 626, 764

Torture, 381, 538

Touch, 324

Tower, of Babylon, 16

Trade, 486, 494;
and see Merchant, Business

Tradition, see Authority, Legend, Textual history

Trajan, emperor, 135, 373

Transfer, magic, see Disease

Transformation, magic, 21, 23, 226, 250, 280, 390, 393, 399, 415-7,
424, 446, 470, 509, 561-2, 630, 773;
and see Werwolf

Translation, Latin, of Ptolemy, 106, 109-10;
Galen, 121, 176;
Hero, 189;
church fathers, 445, 484;
post-classical and early medieval, 570, 576, 619, chap. xxiv;
from the Arabic, 611, 690-1, chaps. xxviii, xxx, xxxii;
pretended, 292;
Anglo-Saxon, 638;
other vernacular, 498, 612, 677, 778;
Greek, 331, 342, 637;
magic, 430;
Arabic, 106, 189, 292, 498, 554, 607, 652-3

Travel, 575, 668, 743

Tree, 255;
of knowledge, 367, 474;
of life, 350;
sun and moon, 474

Trial, for heresy or magic, Apuleius, 222, 232-40;
Apollonius, 249;
Priscillian, 381;
Basilius, 639

Triangle, 206, 356

_Trigona_, Trigones, or _Triplicitates_, 114, 184

Trigonometry, 107

Trinity, 479, 541, 619-20

Triptolemus, 546

Trivia, 236

Trojan war, 260, 271, 294, 363

Trophonius, cave of, 204, 206, 248, 282

Truth, devotion to, 400;
Galen, 118-9, 123, 127;
Plotinus, 300;
Plain of, 211;
Simon’s Helen and, 364-5

Tube, hidden, 469

Tübingen theory, 423

Tumor, 71, 82, 93, 571, 587, 590, 599

Tunis, 744

Tunny fish, 218

Turpentine, 132

Tuscan, 598

_Tutia_, 132

Twelve, 14, 383, 385, 411, 495

Twins, 81;
argument from, against astrology, 273, 275, 514

Typhon, 463, 558

Tyriac, see Theriac

Ulcer, 580, 779

Underground, magic learned, 280;
and see Burial

Underwear, 386, 581

Underworld, 16, 251, 282, 383, 470

Unguent, 55, 128-30, 133, 142, 169, 229, 367, 420, 739, 755

Unicorn, 255, 636

Universals and particulars, 622

Universe, theories of, 180-1, 193, 210, 254, 312, 361-4, 371, 397;
duration of, 374-6, 541;
sphericity of, 408

Urine, use of, 81-3, 325, 573, 581, 640, 684, 737, 746, 763, 766-9;
emission of, 69, 739, 756

Ursa Major, 355

Utensils, 624

Vacuum, 189, 669

Valentinus the Gnostic, 364, 374, 411, 488

Valve, 192;
in brain, 659

Vampire, see _Empousa_, _Lamia_

Vapor, 141

Vaporization, 724

Vascular system, 30

Vases, Greek, 266, 770

Vein, 147, 576, 728

Venesection, see Bleeding

Ventriloquism, 352, 448, 470, 560;
and see Endor, witch of

Venus, goddess, 236;
planet, 96-7

Verbena, an herb, 66, 76, 614, 725

Vernacular literature, 3;
and see Translation

Verus, L., emperor, 124

Vervain, see Verbena

Vespasian, emperor, 253

Vesuvius, Mt., 45

Veterinary, 593, 722, 724, 730

Vinegar, 57, 71, 169, 175, 768

Vineyard, 604

Violet, 751

Viper, use of, 91, 142, 159, 170, 173, 218, 294, 331, 572, and see
Theriac;
remedy against, 213, 490, 721;
mode of generation, 172, 238, 255, 277, 323, 409, 491

Virgin and Virginity, 55, 83, 90, 93, 216, 279, 326, 431, 491, 639,
763;
and see Chastity, and Mary, Virgin

Virtue, see Occult

Virtues, three, 479;
four, 675

Vision, theory of, 659, 669

Vitriol, 764

Vivisection, 147

Voice, 134, 146, 180, 184

Volcano, 254

Vowels, 92, 356, 371, 379

Vulture, 89, 333, 580, 724, 726, 729

Wall, of house, 69

Wand, magic, 20, 252, 508, 560

War and Warfare, 187, 358;
decried, 6, 46-7, 122

Warts, to get rid of, 71, 88, 166, 589, 737

Washing, ceremonial, 295, 730

Wasp, 332

Water, and Waters, 142, 373, 408, 490;
above the firmament, 181, 346, 458, 487, 632;
drinking, 685;
dissolves magic, 227, 722;
in which feet washed, 175;
marvelous, medical, and chemical, 102, 183, 197, 329, 763;
-jar and -works, 187, 191-2;
clock, see Time;
underground, 55;
and see Fountain, Holy, Stream, Sea, etc.

Wave theory, see Sound

Wax, 71, 229, 467-8, 571, 738;
and see Image

Weasel, 80, 231, 331, 396, 409, 460, 636;
and see Rue, tasted by

Weather, observed, 178;
predicted, 97, 115, 181, 185, 231, 325, 463, 605, 642, 647;
and see Rain-making, Storm-averting magic

Well, 55, 251, 271

Werwolf, 23, 51, 339

Whale, 49

Wheat, 373, 598

Wheel, 192, 382;
magic or solar, 266;
of fortune, 683

Whetstone, 71

White, 78-9, 215, 295, 755

Widow, 71

Will, free, relation to fate and the stars, 210, 275-6, 306, 315,
374-5, 412, 456, 475, 513, 518, 531, 620-2

William Rufus, king of England, 673

Wind, 16, 78, 373, 676, 678, 728

Wine, 55, 68-9, 132, 137, 142, 231, 263, 295, 572, 581, 605-6, 721,
739, 765;
and see Falernian

Witch, Witchcraft, and Wizard, 2, 18-9, 164, 172, 203, 225-31, 251,
344, 373, 407, 535, 599, 722;
and see Goetia, Old-wives, Sorcery

Wolf, 80, 93, 172, 219, 332, 587-8, 656, 726;
and see Werwolf

Woman, 396, 588, 710, 740-1;
diseases of, 82, 142, 289, 536, 746

Wood, 233

Woodpecker, 23, 78

Wool, 89, 173, 590, 656

Words, power of, 10, 24, 152, 207, 231, 239, 279, 299, 311, 370, 378,
384, 414, 422-31, 438, 445, 449-52, 476, 507, 561-2, 605, 627, 644,
666;
and see Incantation

World-soul, 96, 150, 210, 254, 299, 303, 349, 358, 410, 544, 622

Worm, 89, 94, 582, 729, 754, 768;
and see Earthworm, Tape-worm

Wormwood, 722

Writing, a sin, 344;
invisible, 265

Wryneck, 265-7

Yahweh, 446

Year 1000 A. D., 675

Yew, 81

York, 689

Youth, renewed or perpetual, see Elixir, Fountain, Longevity

Zeus, 23, 193, 284, 380

Zodiac, 14, 16, 96, 98, 114, 179, 184, 283, 354, 378, 492, 520, 679,
711, 728;
and parts of human body, 662, 673-4, 777

Zoology, 237, 503;
and see Animal

Zone, 376

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX

Names of authors, editors, translators, publishers, etc., in Roman type. Titles and periodicals in italics. Leading passages in italics. Bibliographical abbreviations, such as EB, HL, PG, PL, are as a rule not indexed. In the abbreviated titles such opening words as _De_ and _Liber_ are omitted to facilitate alphabetical arrangement. In proper names _De_ and _Von_ are usually designated by _d._ and _v._, and are treated as initials.

Abammon, 307

Abano, Peter of, 162, 179, 409, 600, 610, 651, 665, 710, 714

Abdallah, 693

Abdias, 425-6

Abel, A., 434

Abel, E., 291, 293, 463

Abelard, Peter, 475, 544

Abgarus, 395

_Abhandlungen d. bayr. Akad._, 567-8

_Abhandlungen d. Berlin Akad._, 121, 468, 732

_Abhandlungen z. Gesch. d. Math. Wiss._, 642

Abraham the patriarch, reputed book of, 445

Abraham, cited by Firmicus, 537

Abraham of Tortosa, 611

Abt, _Apologie d. Apuleius_, 22, 239

Abu Jafar Ahmed Ibn-al-Jezzar, 745

Abu Sa’id Schâdsan, 651

_Accad. dei Lincei, Rendiconti dell’_, 499

_Accad. di Monaco, Atti dell’_, 551

_Acta Sanctorum_, 296

_Acts of the Apostles_, 136, 510

_Acts_ (Apocryphal)
_of Archelaus_, 398
_of Barnabas_, 397
_of John_, 397
_of Nereus and Achilles_, 425
_of Paul_, 396
_of Paul and Thecla_, 395
_of Peter_, 405
_of Peter and Andrew_, 396
_of Peter and Paul_, 397, 424
_of Philip_, 397
_of Pilate_, 390, 395
_of Thomas_, 374, 397

Adalmus, 673

Adam, _Moon-Book_, 682

Adam of Bremen, 773

Adam of St. Victor, 398

Adams, F., 568

Ad-Damîrî, 393, 688

Adelard of Bath, 100, 468, 652, 664, 706, 773

Adelbold, 706-7

Ademarus Cabannensis, 704

Adhelmus, see Aldhelm

Aelfric, 484, 677

Aelian, 238, 300, _322-6_, 331

Aemilius Macer, 612

Aeschrion, 178

Aeschylus, 325

Aesculapius, 537, 597-8, 600, 735

Aesop, 553

Aethicus, see Ethicus

Aetius of Amida, 163, 170, 292, _chap. xxv_

Agathodaemon, 195

Agathias, 575

_Aggregator_, 611

Agricola, _De re metal._, 132, 329

Agrippa, H. C., _Occult Philosophy_, 454, 653

Ahrens, K., 497, 499, 503

Ajasson, 42

Alandraeus, see Alchandrus

Albaihaqi, 670

Albandinus, 716

Alberic the Deacon, 752

Albertus Magnus, 158, 163, 326, 600, 658, 725, 772
_Animal._, 503, 563, 746
_Causis et propriet._, 563
_Mineral._, 501, 653
_Somno et vigilia_, 359
_Speculum astronomiae_, 647, 650, 664
_Veget. et plantis_, 653

Albucasis, 742

Albumasar, 524, 647, _649-52_, 691
_Conjunctions_, 649-51
_Experiments_, 649
_Flores_, 649-50
_Greater Introduction_, 649
_Lesser Introduction_, 652
_Mysteries_, 651
_Rains_, 651-2
_Revolutions_, 651
_Sadan_, 651
_Searching of the Heart_, 649

Alchadrinus or Alchandrinus, see Alchandrus

Alchandrus, _710-19_
_Breviary_, 714ff.
_Mathematica_, 710ff.

_Alchamia_, 774

Alchimus, 601

Alcibiades, see Helxai, Book of

Alcuin, 556, 617, 658

Aldhelm, 636

Aldus, see _Medici antiqui_

Alexander the Great, 331, 578
astrological treatises, 712ff.
_Mirabilibus Indiae_, _555-6_, 564
_Responsio ad Dindimum_, 556

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 578

Alexander Polyhistor, 341

Alexander of Tralles, _chap. xxv_, 137-8, 174, 596, 721, 747

Alexandre, _Oracula Sibyllina_, 287

Alexis, _Mandragorizomene_, 22

Alfanus, 752-3

Al-Farabi, 744

Alfraganus, 737

Alfred the Great, king, 637

Algazel, 744

_Alhabib, Book of_, 763

Alhandreus, see Alchandrus

Ali ibn Abbas, _Khitaab el Maleki_, 747

Alkindi, chap xxviii
_Deceits of Alchemists_, 649
_Empire of Arabs_, 648
_Judgments_, 648
_Geomancy_, 648
_Pluviis_, 647-8
_Properties of Swords_, 649
_Somno et visione_, 646
_Spectaculis_, 642
_Stellar Rays_, 643-6

Allard, P., 298

Alma, J. d’, 349

_Alphita_, 600

_Alte Orient_, 7, 33-5

Amatus of Salerno, 752

Ambrose, 426, 447, 494, 499, 505, 686
_Hexaemeron_, 482-3, 485
_Moribus Brachmannorum_, 557

Amélineau, 360, 377

_American Historical Association Papers_, 632

_American Journal of Archaeology_, 17

_American Mathematical Monthly_, 31

_American Society of Church History Papers_, 406

Amigeron, see Damigeron

Ammianus Marcellinus, 285, 288, 318-9, 527

Amplonius, _Catalogue of MSS_, 267

Anastasius Antiochenus, 469

Anaxagoras, 456

Anaxandrides, 22

Anaxilas, 22

Anaxilaus, 88, 214

Anaximenes, 181

Andreas, 154

Andrian, F. v., 16

Andromachus, 171

Angelus, J., 106, 525

_Annales de la Faculté des Lettres de Bordeaux_, 704

_Annales du Service des Antiquités de l’Egypte_, 14

_Année Sociologique_, 6

Ansileubus, 503

_Ante-Nicene Fathers_, 387, and Book II _passim_

_Anthropologie, L’_, 6

Antipater, 185

Antisthenes, 553

Antonius Eparchus, 745

Antonius Musus, 600

Anz, _Gnostizismus_, 360, 383

Aomar, 647

Aphaxad, 435

Apion, 405

_Apocrypha_, _chap. xvi_, 342, 406

Apollonius, to whom works of magic are ascribed, 267

Apollonius of Perga, 663

Apollonius of Tyana, _Epistles_ and _Will_, 244;
and see other index

Apollonius and Galen, 723

Apostles, see _Acts_, _Constitutiones_, _Didascalia_

Apuleius of Madaura, _chap. vii_, 165, 242, 290, 309, 390, 465, 508
_Apology_, 222-5, 232-41, 463
_Dogma of Plato_, 222, 241, 596
_Florida_, 222, 233
_God of Socrates_, 222, 240-1
_Golden Ass or Metamorphoses_, 222-32, 241, 332, 406, 509
_Natural Questions_, 237
_Universe_, 222
dubious or spurious
_Asclepius_, see Hermes Trismegistus
grammatical and rhetorical, 596
_Herbarium_, _chap. xxvi_, 696
_Sphere_, _chap. xxix_, 197, 596

Aquinas, Thomas, 519, 544, 658

Aratus, 709

Arcandam, 716

_Archaeologia_, chap. xxxiii

Archandrinus, see Alchandrus

Archigenes, 137, 152, 168, 176

Archimatthaeus, 738

Archimedes, 29, 663
_Catoptrica_, 237

Archinapolus, 185

_Archiv f. Gesch. d. Medizin_, 188, 737

_Archiv f. Kunde österreich. Geschichtsquellen_, 498

_Archiv f. Studium d. Neuer. Sprachen_, 673

Arendzen, J. P., 360, 371

Aretaeus, 570

Aretinus Quilichinus, 558

Arevalus, 402, 623

Arfarfan or Argafalan or Argafalaus, 711

Aristarchus, 31, 219

Aristodemus, 574

Aristophanes, 24
_Birds_, 324
_Goetes_, 22

Aristotle, 3, 26, 32, 103, 139, 146, 153, 180, 205, 210, 237-8,
317, 408, 451, 553, 563, 565, 619-20, 632, 642, 657, 663-5, 764
_Animals, History of_, 24-30, 50, 129, 240, 255, 331, 486, 491, 503
_Categoriis_, 677
_Generatione_, 30
_Interpretatione_, 677
_Metaphysics_, 621
_Meteorology_, 486
_Partibus_, 30
_Physics_, 622
_Politics_, 97
dubious or spurious
_Images_, 666
_Lapidary_, 654, 656, 671, 756
_Secret of Secrets_, 555

Arnald of Villanova, 162, 653, 688, 736-7, 741

Arnheim, 316

Arnobius, 423, 505

Arnold of Saxony, 611

Arrian, 553

Artemidorus, 201

Artephius or Artesius, 774

_Asakki marsûti_, 18

Ascalu the Ishmaelite, 711

_Ascension of Isaiah_, 399

Asclepiades, 141, 168

_Asclepius_, see Hermes Trismegistus

Ashmole, E., _Theatrum chemicum Britannicum_, 773

Astrolabe, anonymous treatises on, chap. xxx

Athenaeus, 120, 196, 202

Athenagoras, 288

Aubert u. Wimmer, 73

Audollent, 28

Aufidius Bassus, 45

Augustine, _chap. xxii_, 241-2, 288, 303, 447, 476, 485, 617, 626,
628, 658, 660, 686, 692
_Anima_, 147
_Cataclysmo_, 507
_City of God_ (_Civitate Dei_), 320, 326, chap. xxii, 535, 552-4
_Confessions_, 459, 504-5, 509, 511
_Consensu Evangelistarum_, 505
_Contra Academicos_, 518
_Contra Faustum_, 518
_Contra Priscillianistas_, 519
_Diversis quaestionibus_, 508, 510, 514
_Divinatione daemonum_, 508
_Doctrina Christiana_, 508, 521
_Enchiridion_, 519
_Epistolae_, 241, 514
_Genesi ad litteram_, 483, 504-5, 509, 511, 514, 518-9, 521-2, 660-1
_Haer._, 369
_Octo Dulcitii quaest._, 510
_Quaestiones ex Novo Test._, 518
_Sermones_, 426, 507, 514, 518
_Sermones supposititi_, 522
_Trinitate_, 506-9

Aulus Gellius, 50, 59, 202, 269, 354

Auracher, T. M., and Stadler, H., 610

Ausfeld, A., 551

Ausfeld and Kroll, 551

Avezac, d’, 601

Avicenna, 658, 660
_Anima_, 766
_Divis. philos._, 744

Axt and Riegler, 293

Babelon, E., 341

Babut, E. C., 381

Bacon, Roger, 108, 163, 341, 409, 601, 603, 646, 661, 665, 766

Baethgen, 73

Bald and Cild, _720-2_, 733

Barach, S., 658

Bardaisan or Bardesanes, _373-7_, 381, 412, 457, 471, 475, 782

Barlama, 138

Barnabas, 404, 408
_Epistle_, 396, 409;
and see _Acts_ (Apocryphal)

Barnes, C. L., 773

Bartholomew of England, _De proprietatibus rerum_, 170, 484, 501, 503,
578, 611, 660, 686

_Baruch, Book of_, 399

Basil, _Hexaemeron_, _chap. xxi_, 322, 458, 476, 504, 552-4

Basil and Gregory, _Philocalia_, 405-6

Basset, R., 398-9

Bate, Henri, 650

Bateson, M., 689-90

_Bath Occult Reprint Series_, 291

Battle, W. C., 28

Baudry de Balzac, 736

Baur, L., 744

Beazley, R., 326, 480, 601

Becker, H., 551

Beckh, H., 604

Beckmann, _Marbod_, 775

Bede, 476, 617, _634-6_, 658, 675, 683, 688, 694, 702
_Hexaemeron_, 485
_Natura rerum_, 634-5, 676, 695
_Samuel_, 635
_Temporibus_, 634-5
_Tonitruis_, 635-6, 679

Belenus, 267

Bellarminus, 469

Belon, P., 131

Bennett, W. H., 446

Bentwich, N., 349

Berengarius, 701-2

Bernadakes, G. N., 202

Bernard of Clairvaux, St. 502, 658

Bernard Gordon, see Gordon

Bernard of Provence, 740

Bernard Silvester, 717

Bernays, 73

Berosus, 95, 104, 185

Berthelot, P. E. M., 540
_Archéologie_ (1906), 12
_Chimie_ (1893), 670, 697, 761
_Introduction_ (1889), 12, 199, 544
_Origines_ (1885), 12-3, 59, 193, 292, 369, 544, 559
_Voyages_ (1895), 131

Berthelot et Ruelle (1887-8), 193, 320, 683

_Bestiary_, 498

Bevan, A. A., 374

Bezogar, 682

Bezold, 16

Bezold, C., 34

Bible, 16, 138, 246, 342, 350, 352, 361-2, 385-6, 405, 439, chap. xxi,
511, 546, 583, 681, 729;
and see names of individual books of

_Bibliotheca Mathematica_, 188, 193

_Bibliotheca Patrum_, 426

_Bibl. d. l’École des Hautes Études_, 381, 765

Bikélas, 73

Billerbeck, 73

Bisse, E., 557

Bivilaqua, 525

Björnbo and Vogl, 642, 663

_Bl. f. bayr. Gymn._, 73

Boethius, 109, 527, _618-22_, 658, 677

Boissier, A., 34

Boll, F., 14, 16, 105, 111, 291, 316, 524-5, 683

_Bollettino della Società geografica italiana_, 480

Bolus de Mendes, 50

Boncompagni, B., _Gherardo Cremonese_, 163

Bonnet, _Acta apostolorum apocrypha_, 397

_Book of Changes_, 6

_Book of the Dead_, 9, 362

_Book of the Saviour_, 369, 377

_Book of Secrets_, 670

_Book of Seventy_, 670
for Book of, see also Alhabib, Baruch, Crates, Enoch, Helxai, Jeû

Borgnet, A., 664

Bostock, J., and Riley, H. T., chap. ii, 175, 214, 329

Bouché-Leclercq, A., 50, 59, 112, 292-3, 297, 308, 316, 476, 683, 687

Bouchier, E. S., 313, 380, 434

Bousset, W., 349, 361

Box, E. B., 619

Box, G. H., 351

Brandt, W., 383

Braulio, 623-4, 628

Breasted, J. H., 12
_History of Egypt_, 8-12
_Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt_, 7-10

Brehaut, E., 623, 625

Bréhier, E., 348-9

_Breslau, Philol. Abhandl._, 297

Briau, R. M., 125

Bridges, R. H., 603, 661

_British Museum Catalogue of Vases_, 266

Brock, A. J., 119, 122

Brougniart, A., 761

Brown, J. Wood, 670

Browne, C. A., 194

Browne, E. G., 660, 674

Browne, Thomas, 354

Bubnov, 501, chap. xxx

Budge, E. A. W.
_Alexander_, 551, 562-3
_Egyptian Magic_, 7-14, 233, 686

_Bulletin Hispanique_, 704

_Bulletin et Mém. d. l. Société Archéol. d. dept. d’Ille-et-Vilaine_,
775

_Bulletin d. l. Société d. Géographie_, 565

Bunbury, _History of Ancient Geography_, 601

Burchard of Worms, 630

Burckhardt, J., 690

Burkett, F. C., 374

Burnam, J. M., 704

Burr, G. L., 2, 630

Burton, W., 762

Bury, J. B., 266-7, 388

Busson, G., 7

Butler, H. E., and Owen, A. S., _Apulei Apologia_, 22, 224ff.

Buttmann, P., 340

_Byzant. Zeitschrift_, 497

Caecilius, 94

Caelius Aurelianus, 625

Caesar, J., see Weber, C. F., and

Cahier, _Nouveaux Mélanges_, 498

Cahier et Martin, Mélanges, 498

Cajori, 188

Calderon, 432

Callisthenes (on roots), 495

Callisthenes Pseudo-, _chap. xxiv_, 7, 331

Calvin, 447

_Cambridge Medieval History_, 524

_Cambridge University Texts and Studies_, 342

Camerarius, J., 556

Campbell, C., 8

Capart, _Primitive Art in Egypt_, 6

Capella, see Martianus

Caraccio, 349

Cardan, 769

Carra de Vaux, 188, 653, 661

Carrarioli, D., 551

Casaubon, 213

Cassianus Bassus, 604

Cassiodorus, 545, 617, 619, 625
_Institutes_, 483, 608
_Letters_, 639

Cassius Felix, 607

_Catalogus codicum Graecorum astrologorum_, 28, 116, 291, 651

Cato, _De re rustica_, 93

Cecco d’Ascoli, 267, 665

Celsus, 282
_Against magicians_, 278
_True Discourse_, chap. xix

Celsus the medical writer, 727

Censorinus, 354, 371, 690

Chaeremon, 315, 457

Chalcidius, 476

Chapman, 405

Charles, R. H., chap. xiii, 488-9
_Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha_, 287, chap. xiii
_Ascension of Isaiah_, 399
_Book of Enoch_, chap. xiii

Charles and Forbes, chap. xiii

Charles and Morfill, chap. xiii

Charterius, R., 119

Chavannes, E., et Pelliot, P., 383

Chiron the centaur, 434, 597-8

Choulant, L., 578, 612-3

Christ, _Gesch. d. Griech. Litt._, 105, 201, 215, 540

_Christliches Kunstblatt_, 497

Chrysippus, 50, 146

Chrysostom, John, _472-6_, 480, 494, 499
_Naturis bestiarum_, 499
_Sixth Homily on Matthew_, 472-4
_Spurious Homily on Matthew_, 472-5

Chwolson, D. A., 661-3

Cicero, 50, 232, 597
_Divinatione_, 97, _268-73_
_Dream of Scipio_, 273, 544
_Republic_, 274

Cild, see Bald and

Cillié, G. G., 555

Clark and Geikie, 101

_Classical Philology_, 530

_Classical Review_, 21, 525

Clement Pseudo, 363-4, _chap. xvii_
_Circuits_, 404
_Homilies_, 364-5, chap. xvii
_Itinerarium_, 402
_Recognitions_, 231, 364-5, _chap. xvii_

Clement of Alexandria, _Stromata_, 288, 476, 499

Cleopatra, 152, 196, 655

Clerval, _Hermann le Dalmate_, 701-2

Clinton, _Fasti_, 124, 135

Clitomachus, 268

Cockayne, O., _Leechdoms_, 596, 679, 720ff., 734, 776
_Narratiunculae_, 556

Cohn, L., 348, 351

Collenucius, P., 53

Colombo, _De re anatomica_, 147

_Columbia University Studies in History, etc._, 622

Columella, 50, 59

Colville, G., 619

Combarieu, J., 6, 568

_Compositiones ad tingenda_, chap. xxxiii

_Compotus_ or _Computus_, 676-7

Comte, 107

Confucian Canon, 6

_Congrès scientifique international des catholiques_, 7, 297, 701

_Congress, International, of Medicine_, 131, 145, 640, 667, 673

_Congress, International, of Orientalists_, 380

Constantinus Africanus, _chap. xxxii_, 577, 610, 653, 657, 731
_Antidotarium_, 747
_Aureus_, 757-9
_Chirurgia_, 747-8
_Coitu_, 742, 753
_Compendium megategni_, 749
_Experimentis_, 753
_Febrium_, 742, 750
_Graduum_, 613, 748, 750-1, 755-6
_Humana natura_, 659-60, 757
_Melancholia_, 658-9, 742, 751-2, 755
_Oblivione_, 742
_Pantegni_, 658-9, 746ff.
_Simplicis medicinae_, 748
_Stomacho_, 742, 752-3
_Tegni, Megategni, Microtegni_, 749
_Urinis_, 750
_Viaticum_, 742, 745, 749ff., 753, 756

_Constitutiones apostolorum_, 422

Conybeare, F. C., 247, 348-9

Cook, A. B., _Zeus_, 23, 296, 379, 429

Cook, A. S., 499

Cordier, H., see Yule, _Marco Polo_

Cordo, see Simon of Genoa

Cornarius, I., 566ff.

Cornford, F. M., 23

_Corpus Medicorum Graecorum_, 119

Cory, _Ancient Fragments_, 297

Cory, A. T., _Horapollo_, 331

Cosmas Indicopleustes, 480

Costa ben Luca, 652-9
_Differentia Spiritus et animae_, 657-9
_Hero’s Mechanics_, 189, 652
_Physical Ligatures_, 652-7

Cousin, V., _Procli Opera_, 319

Coxe, H. O., 52, 121, 478, 701, 715

Craig, J. A., 33-4

_Crates, Book of_, 763

Crateuas, 606

Crawford, W. S., 540

Creuzer, F., 299

Crinas of Marseilles, 98

Crito, 152

Critodemus, 95

Croiset, 282

Crophill, John, 684-5

Cruice, Abbé, 466

Cumont, F.
_Babylon u. d. Griech. Astrologie_, 34
_Oriental Religions_, 21, 296, 533

Cunningham, W., 495

_Cunningham Memoirs of Royal Irish Academy_, 293

Curtiss, S. I., 33

Curtze, 706

Cushman, H. E., 26

Cyprian, of Antioch
_Confessio_, 296, _chap. xviii_
_Martyrium_, 428

Cyprian of Carthage, 463, 465

Cyril, 398, 476

Cyril of Alexandria, 570

Cyril of Jerusalem, 423

Dalechamps, 329

Dalton, O. M., 237, 498, 607

Damigeron, 293, 558, 605, 777

Damis of Nineveh, chap. viii, 407

Damocrates, 135

Daniel the prophet, 385, 679-80

Daniel of Morley, 744

Dante, _Convivio_, 619
_Divine Comedy_, 340, 361

Daremberg, C. V., 600, 731, 736
_Galien comme philosophe_, 124
_Galien sur l’anatomie_, 122, 141, 145
_Hist. d. Sciences Médicales_, 570-1, 577, 743ff.
_Notices et Extraits_, 598, 742ff.

Daremberg et Saglio, 22, 27, 164, 265

Daressy, G., 14

d’Avezac, see Avezac

_De aluminibus et salibus_, 670

_De anima_, 766