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Chapter LXXXV: Conclusion (2)

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Experience, Experimental method, etc., chaps. lxiii, lxiv, lxv;
and magic, 8, 227-8, 292, 343, 345, 347, 353, 546-9, 561, 658-9,
701, 707, 738, 820, 899, 977, 982;
and divination, 115, 118, 161, 168, 301, 320;
in 12th century astronomy and astrology, 67-71, 77-8, 87, 183-5;
medical, 15, 412;
in alchemy, 336;
of India, 237;
with worms, 386;
at Paris, 657;
of Adelard, 38-40;
Neckam, 192, 196-7, 200, 202;
Maimonides, 209-10;
_Kiranides_, 229;
Pseudo-Aristotle, 247, 249, 251, 257, 277;
Michael Scot, 316, 321, 329;
William of Auvergne, 341, 343, 345, 355, 360-4;
Bartholomew, 433;
Grosseteste, 439ff., 451;
Witelo, 454-5;
Peter of Spain, 494-5, 498-500, 507-10;
John of St. Amand, 510-13;
Albertus Magnus, 532, 534, 536, 538-48, 564, 566-72, 576;
Roger Bacon, 306, 335, 647-59, 662, 664, 666, 681, 683;
Arnald, 853-6, 859-60;
Bernard Gordon, 856-7;
Lull, 864;
Abano, 884, 893, 899, 906, 912

Eye, structure of, 498;
complaints and cures, 144, 363, 421, 469-70, 472, 484, 498, 506-7,
762, 766, 855, 860

Eyebrow, 144, 153, 498

Eye-glasses, 859

Eyelash, 144

Ezzelino, 827

Faith, requisite in magic, 160, 665, 817;
in medicine, 887;
and Reason, see Religion and science

Falcon and Falconry, 464, 562

Fame, love of, 273

Fascination, 169, 202, 248, 385, 553, 558, 574, 607-8, 614, 662,
664-5, 710, 900-2

Fasting, 143, 211, 227, 242, 413, 561, 604, 818, 909

Fat, 384, 504, 560, 909

Fate, 165, 462, 589-92, 613-5, 712, 866

Faun, 358

Feather, 144

Fee, physician’s, 881

Fennel, 508, 563

Ferdinand the Catholic, 864

Ferrara, 955, 965

Feudal, 30, 241, 424, 427, 634

Fever, 143-4, 151, 470, 504, 588, 886-7

Fig tree, 816

_Filcrum coarton_, a gem, 262

Finger and Fingers, middle, 140;
two, 231;
crossed, 790

Finland, magic of, 429

Fir tree, 139, 142-3, 200

Fire, the element, 41, 394, 420, 506, 817;
marvelous, 252;
use of, 144;
at Rome in 192 A. D., 752;
universal, 57;
ordeal of, 818

Fireworks, 736-7, 791, 804, 807

Fish, 135, 143-4, 263, 327, 360, 423, 466, 504-8, 851

Flea, 147, 737

Flood, 57, 136, 222, 452, 582, 745, 897

Florence, 825, 952-4, 967-8

Floron, a spirit, 965

Flowers of St. John, 536-7

Fly and Flies, 484, 736-7, 763, 959

Flying machine, 654-5

_Foca_, 232

Foliot, Gilbert, 181

Folk-lore, 380, 815

Foot, 729

Footprint, 332

Forlì, 825ff.

Form, 420;
specific, 565, 567, 854, 906;
and see Good

Fountain, 349;
marvelous, 180, 244;
of youth, 219, 242, 798

Fox, 194, 209, 500

France, 70, 376, 427, 453

Francesco of Mantua, 879

Francis, St., 862

Franciscans, 305, 335, 403, 415, 418, 617, 620, 626-9, 642, 675,
682,
712, 796, 863, 945

Franciscus de Fullano, 836

Frankincense, 556

Frederick I, Barbarossa, 240, 271

Frederick II, emperor, see other index

Frederick of Sicily, 845

Frenzy, 412, 761

Freudian theory, 468

Friars, 305, 373, 501, 830, 958

Frog, 347, 359, 482, 497, 545, 762, 781, 854

Fruit, 505-6, 887

Fumigation, 135, 224ff., 288, 482, 560, 698, 766, 780-1, 817, 850-1,
854, 892, 912

Fungi, 506

Furnace, 572

Gabriel, angel, 900

_Galerites_, 729

Gall, 484, 496, 504, 561, 767, 781, 807, 850, 909
Ganges, 236

Gascony, 426

Gaul, 4, 20, 24, 28, 50, 87, 156, 375, 386

Gems, Hildegard on, 142-3;
Neckam, 202;
of India, 236, 242ff.;
Pseudo-Aristotle, 252, 261ff., 275-6;
William of Auvergne, 363;
Thomas of Cantimpré, 387ff.;
Bartholomew and Arnold of Saxony, 430-2;
Vincent, 469-70;
Albert, 566-7, 727;
Abano, 908;
found in animals, 210, 386, 421, 544;
used by animals, 473

Generation, of various animals, 144, 359, 382, 386,
and corruption, 417, 446, 670, 894;
spontaneous, 137, 347, 465, 543, 728, 736-7, 744;
human, 328-9, 886, 894, 910-1;
magic, 353, 780

Genethlialogy, 451, 585

Genius, a kind of spirit, 104

Genoa, 638, 885

Gentian, 413

Gentiles, 174, 299, 462

Geocentric theory, 176

Geoffrey Plantagenet, 51

Geography, of Bartholomew, 406, 424-9;
Bacon, 645, 648;
other medieval, 396

Geomancy, chap. xxxix, 90, 237, 294, 319, 331, 445, 588, 606, 701-2,
707, 712, 835-8, 865, 869, 890, 912

Geometry, 83, 88, 299, 456, 485, 641, 648, 651, 790, 885

Geranium, 140

German language, 128, 540-1;
scholarship, 518-9

Germany, 375, 403, 405, 525, 558, 740

_Gesha_, a gem, 261

Gesticulation, 209

Gild, 651, 879;
and see Artisan

Girdle, 143-8, 265-6

Girl, magic power, 146;
medieval, 411;
who ate spiders, 544;
and see Virgin

Glass, mirror, 190, 199;
chapel, 244;
cask, cave, or submarine, 263;
vessels, 321, 372, 387;
spheres and tigress, 543;
perspective-, 680;
lantern, 785

Glaucus of Beneventum, 761

Gloss and Glossator, 327, 764

Glow-worm, 737, 786

Glue, 788

Gnostic, 857, 867

Goat, 385, 546, 854

Goat-milker, 473
God and gods, celestial, 530;
terrestrial, 350;
factitious, 350;
name of, 224, 352, 391, 407, 873;
Adelard avoids discussion of, 41;
Lull on, 865, 872;
miscellaneous, 893;
and stars, see Star and Astrology;
and nature, see Religion and Science

Gold, 202, 224, 236, 817, 855, 858, 899, 908;
potable, 806, 854

“Good form,” 981

Goose, 147, 505, 793

Gothic cathedrals, 536

Gout, 482, 807, 847, 887

Grammar, 52, 72, 129, 156, 325, 439, 644, 648, 788

Gravitation, force of, 35-6

Greece, 20, 184, 546

Greek, 178, 241, 437, 640-1, 644-5

Greek fire, 31, 736, 784ff.

Green, 35

Gregory VIII, pope, 76

Gregory IX, pope, 231-2

Gregory X, pope, 490

Gregory XI, pope, 864

Griffin, 236, 420, 541, 546

Gualfridinus, 957

Guido of Montefeltro, 828

Guido of Valencia, bishop of Tripoli, 270

Gunpowder, 31, 688-91, 736, 786, 793;
noiseless, 807

Gurkhan of Kara Khitai, 240

Guy de Foulques, 622;
and see Clement IV

Gymnosophists, 378

Gypsum, 910

Hadrian, emperor, 860

Hair, 331, 483, 496, 563, 744, 834;
tonic, 565, 793

Ham, son of Noah, first magician, 321, 449, 911

Hand, 31;
clapping, 819

Hardewin the Teuton, 156

Hare, 736, 817

Harlot, 348

Harpy, 541

_Haruspex_, 166, 319, 553

Hawk, 15, 200

Hazel rod, 361, 512, 659, 662, 690

Head, magic, speaking, etc., 680, 825

Headache, 144, 146, 412, 761

Hearsay, 381, 542

Heart, physiology of, 298-9, 513, 907;
use of, 144-7, 232, 362, 384, 422, 497-8, 555, 574, 729, 767, 851;
disease, 508, 880

Heat and Hot, 142, 817
Heaven and Heavens, one or many? 131ff., 176-7, 275, 322, 332,
414-6,
581;
animated? 287, 333, 367;
empyrean, 355-6, 414-5;
revolution of eighth sphere, 871, 895-6;
and see Stars, Music of Spheres, Waters above firmament

Hebrew and Hebrews, 67, 120, 174, 192, chap. xliv, 261, 268, 272,
286, 312, 363, 437, 495, 640-1, 644-5, 778, 780, 824, 863,
877-8, 926, 930, 937

Hecate, 279

Hedge-hog, 762

Heliotrope, an herb, 724, 728;
a gem, 361, 363, 429, 470, 961

Hellenistic, 678

_Helun_, a beast, 148

Hemorrhage, 469, 853

Hemorrhoids, 432

Hen, 484

Henry VII, emperor, 933

Henry I, king of England, 23, 48, 69, 72

Henry II, king of England, 21, 49, 51, 65, 156, 160

Henry III, king of England, 619, 675

Henry VII, king of England, 181, 827

Henry of Eastry, 25

Herbs, Hildegard on, 141-2;
_Kiranides_, 231, 233-4;
Pseudo-Aristotle, 275-6;
William of Auvergne, 362;
Vincent, 472-3;
Albert, 555-6, 564-6, 727;
in sculpture, 536-7;
miscellaneous, 505, 656, 851;
plucking of, 140-1, 160, 209, 234, 466, 472, 482, 556, 608, 728

Heredity, 910, 956

Heresy, 127, 239, 531, 831, 944;
and see Errors, Inquisition

Hermaphrodite, 109, 329, 376

Heron, 144-5, 513

Herring fisheries, 386

Hippocratic school, 769;
for Hippocrates see other index

History, Hugh of St. Victor on, 11;
Bacon on, 646-7;
modern critical, 685,
uncritical, 980;
ages of, 475;
and astrology, 42, 647, 897,
and see Conjunctions;
of astronomy, 321-2;
of science, 533-4, 681;
of magic, 647, 659-60

Hole, 482

Holm oak, 135

Holy Ghost, 152, 367
Holy salt, 353

Holy wafer, 903

Holy water, 353, 850

Homeopathy, 907

Honey, 324, 393, 434, 506, 565, 795, 817

Honorius III, pope, 311

Honorius IV, pope, 881, 935

Hoopoe, 288, 362, 421-2, 497, 555, 729, 763

Horaeus, 52

Horn and Horns, used, 496, 854;
magic, 264;
why men don’t have, 30

Horoscope, 14, 107, 672, 956

Horse, 262, 359, 390;
meat, 506;
wild, 904

Hour, observance of, 201-3, 293, 300, 327, 344, 670-1, 819, 855;
length of, 185

House, astrological, 5, 486, 871-2;
marvelous, 782

Howard, Thomas, Earl of Arundel, 172

Howard, William, Lord, 172

Hubert de Burgh, 675

Hubert Walter, 478

Hugo Eterianus, 292

Human body, physiology of, 57, 152, 192, 311, 499-500, 886;
virtue of, 734, 907;
use of parts of, 142-3, 474, 480, 496, 816-7;
is human flesh nutritious?, 503;
how poisoned?, 907

Humanism of twelfth century, 51, 191

Humors, 150-2, 762

Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 121

Hundred Years War, 406

Hunting, 157

Hydromancy, 86, 320, 701-2

Hyena, 199, 544

Hygiene, 886

Hyperborean, 440

Hypnotism, 346, 467, 901

Hyssop, 227

Ice, 148, 818

Idolatry, 343-4, 698, 702

Idols, of Lucretius, 667;
of Francis Bacon, 681

Illuminated manuscripts, 15, 111-2, 117-8, 121, 263, 286, 322, 761,
788, 827

Illumination of mind and soul, 362, 865

Image, engraved and astrological, 158, 164-5, 177, 220, 223ff.,
231-2, 251, 257-8, 275-6, 280, 287ff., 327, 351, 370, 388ff.,
399-400, 469-70, 549, 579, 588, 603, 615, 658, 673-4, 676,
731,
802, 815ff.;
Albert on, 567;
Aquinas, 610-1;
_Speculum astronomiae_, 696, 698ff.;
Bonatti, 835;
Arnald, 857-9;
Abano, 898-900, 908;
Cecco, 958-9;
wax, 814, 818, 835;
other magic, 264, 349, 806

Imagination, power of, 608, 614, 911

Impotence, 605, 821, 850, 853

Incantation, chap. lxvi, 141ff., 160, 232, 237, 242-3, 258, 275-6,
320;
in Vincent, 466, 470;
in 13th century medicine, 482-3, 498, 851-2, 858;
Albert, 563, 574;
Aquinas on, 608;
Bacon, 621, 652, 661-5, 669;
Abano, 889-90, 900, 902-4;
Cecco, 953;
in books of experiments, 731, 780, 788, 802-3, 807;
experiments that work as well without, 361, 513, 662;
and see Notory Art; Words, power of

Incense, 817, 820

Incubus, 299, 353, 358, 897, 960

India, chap. xlviii, 92, 224, 236-7, 293, 300, 325, 336, 346-7, 433,
588, 645-6, 656, 786, 885, 894, 898-9

_Indicum_, 434

Infancy and Infant, 32, 332, 834, 957;
and see Child-birth

Ink, 288, 788, 800, 806;
invisible, 467;
and see Writing

Innocent IV, pope, 309, 459, 943

Innocent V, pope, 525

Innocent VIII, pope, 743

Inoculation, 907

Inquisition, 206-7, 368;
Bacon and, 31, 688-9;
Arnald and, 843, 846;
Spanish, 851;
Délicieux and, 860-1;
Lull, 864;
Abano, 875, 881, 934, 938-47;
Cecco, chap. lxxi

Insanity, 142-3

Insect, 537

Insomnia, of Rasis, 754, 766

Instruments, scientific, 29-30, 454, 627, 652-3, 884;
musical, see Music

Intellect, active, 631, 633;
unity of, 633

Intent, as a factor in magic, 665

Interpolations, 240, 461-6, 492, 722

Interrogations, astrological, 183-6, 255, 326, 370, 390, 579, 701,
711, 832-3, 893;
of geomancy, 838

Intestines, 470, 899
Inventions, church and, 30-1;
Roger Bacon and, 651, 654-5, 682-3;
Francis Bacon and, 681;
magic and, 975-6

Invisible, to become, 232, 287, 363, 387, 470, 603, 729, 800, 961;
and see Writing

Ionicon, 322

Ireland and Irish, 190, 236, 408

Iron, use of, 232, 793;
taboo of, 386, 496, 819;
oriental, 392

Irrigation, 249, 601

Israelites, 389

Italy and Italian, chaps, lxvii, lxx, lxxi, 824, 925

Jacinth, 141

Jacob and Esau, 469, 591

Jacob of Brescia, 952

Jacob of Padua, 941

James II, king of Aragon, 843-6

Jasper, 135, 331, 364, 389, 470

Jaundice, 482, 561

Jealousy, 54, 248, 769, 910, 967

Jerusalem, 160, 216, 239

Jew and Jewish, chap. xliv, 42, 195, 278, 288, 290, 299, 314, 389

Joachimite ideas, 842

John the Baptist, feast of, 483, 537

John XXII, pope, 713, 881, 935-8

John XXIII, pope, 644

John, bishop of Norwich, 174

John, patriarch of India, 239

John Orbelian, 240

John Venibene, 956

John of Vicenza, 831-2

John, see Prester, and other index

Joints, of fingers and toes, 324;
pains in, 752

Joseph’s divining cup, 159

Judges in schemes of divination, 113ff.

Juggler, 789

Julian, father of Peter of Spain, 488

Julius Caesar, 896

Juno, used for planet Venus, 109

Jupiter, the planet, 418, 583, 672, 834-5

Jusquiam, an herb, 496, 556, 725, 733

Kathariel, spirit of Saturn, 323

Katherine, St., 327

King and Kingship, discussed, 268, 272-3, 909;
as patron of learning, 189;
predictions for, 296, 302, 583-4, 672, 895-6
Knife, 111, 789

Knot, in magic and divination, 429, 819

Laboratory, 216, 538, 572, 653

Ladder of Hermes, 481

Lamp, experiment with, 737, 782;
marvelous, 786

Land and water on earth’s surface, 645

Langton, Stephen, archbishop of Canterbury, 311-2

Language and Languages, 728;
scientific study of, 81, 192, 630, 640, 644-7, 863;
of animals or birds, 730, 782

Lantern, 785

Laon, 47

Lar, 357

Lateran Council, Second, 31;
Fourth, 465

Latin, learning, 70-1, 174, 375, 644, 677;
and see Education, Scholasticism, Style, Textual criticism,
Translation

Laudanum, 324-5

Laurel, 506, 728, 816

Law, canon, 158, 189, 329-30, 631, 668, 931;
Mosaic, 162, 208, 212, 345, 371, 386;
Roman, 172-3, 179, 189, 193, 634, 636, 647, 896, 931;
miscellaneous, 273, 733, 834;
and see Inquisition, Legislation, Trial

Laxative, 275, 504, 565

Lead, 224, 392, 802, 817, 857;
pencil, 173

Leather, 860

Left hand, etc., used or preferred, 231-2, 329, 482, 736, 762-3,
854, 887

Legislation, concerning magic, 284, 660, 814

Lemon pips, 210

Lens, magnifying, 440-1, 456, 668

Lent, 465

Leopard, 145, 817, 909

Leprosy, 147, 331, 413, 573, 791

Lettuce, 564

Levitation, 359, 821, 904

Liberal arts, seven, 8, 23, 72, 190, 449, 788ff., 889;
and see Quadrivium

Libraries, medieval, 62, 462, 627, 677, 845

Ligatures and suspensions, 14, 140, 142-3, 160, 209, 433, 470, 482,
494, 496, 498, 561, 573, 608, 736, 762-3, 769, 779, 793,
853-4,
902

Light, 332, 344, 456, 591-2, 899
Lightning, 564

Like loves like, 732

Lily, 728

Lincoln cathedral, 536

Linen, 391, 763

Liniment, 780

Lion, 57, 145, 361, 631, 732, 762;
Thomas of Cantimpré on, 381-5;
use of parts of, 243, 433, 560, 732-3;
figure of, 857-8, 899

Lioness, amours of, 384, 563

Liturgy, 292, 801

Liver, disease, 565;
divination, 299, 486;
use of, 135, 145, 148, 393, 484, 496-7, 561, 764

Livonia, 403

Lizard, 484, 786

Locusts, to avert, 854

Logic, 4, 155-7, 247, 489, 648, 865, 886;
magic, 144-7

Longevity, 655, 658, 894, 899;
predictable, 149, 701;
and see Fountain of youth

Loosing bonds, 729, 737

Lord’s Prayer, 116, 120, 296, 467, 482, 608, 801, 848, 851-2, 952

Lorraine, 427

Lot-casting, 111ff., 320, 606-7, 662, 707;
and see Geomancy, and in other index _Sortes sanctorum_

Louis IX, St., king of France, 448, 458-9

Louis of Bavaria, emperor, 954

Love, 349, 731, 958;
charms and potions, 291, 555, 731, 736-7, 802, 808

Lunacy, 145, 907

Lung, 143, 145, 412, 565

Lynx, 200

Lyons, Council of, 526

Machinery, 654-5

Magi, who came to Christ child, 6, 111, 239, 318, 483, 497, 553,
591,
611-2, 614, 904, 961;
of Persia and east, 291;
Prester John and, 239;
Michael Scot on, 318

Magic, chaps, lxiii, lxv, lxvi;
discussed by Hugh of St. Victor, 13-5;
Hildegard, 138-9;
John of Salisbury, 157;
Maimonides, 208-9;
Michael Scot, 318-21;
William of Auvergne, 341-9, 353-4;
Albert, 548-60, 704-6;
Aquinas, 602-5;
Bacon, 659-63, 704-6;
Cecco, 963-4;
Pico della Mirandola, 970;
as an art, 605;
use or abuse of nature, 139;
materials employed, 138-9, 227, 603;
personal requirements of magician, 209, 604-5, 733, 817-8;
relation to science and medicine, 8, 79-80, 138-9, 559-60, 604-5,
663, 666, 816, 848, 977, 982;
reality of, 319-20, 603;
fraud and illusion of, 14, 343, 345, 349, 358, 585, 660-1, 669,
821, 975;
evil, 319-20, 604, 713;
good or natural, 237, 339, 343, 346-7, 550, 554, 970;
immunity from, 352-3, 553, 731;
marvelous results of, 603, 821;
history of, 647, 659-60, 911;
final definition, 973ff.;
of the present, 979-81;
and see Accusation, Legislation, _Maleficium_, Necromancy,
Sorcery,
Witchcraft, etc.

Magna Graecia, 46

Magnet, 48, 143, 261, 316, 359, 361, 388, 482, 524, 556, 566, 607,
734, 769, 791, 854, 907;
magnetic poles, 907

_Magnus annus_, 203, 370, 418, 589, 710, 744, 895

Majorca, 862-64

_Maleficium_, 14, 158, 320, 347, 551, 604, 901;
personified, 138-9

Mallow plant, 140

Mandragora, 135, 139, 142, 817

Manfred, king of Sicily, 221, 254, 757, 930, 965

Mani and Manicheism, 60, 611, 672

Mania, 408, 858

Manna, 243, 324-5, 393

Mansions of sun or moon, 113ff., 183, 223, 699, 820

_Mantike_, 14

Manuel Comnenus, emperor, 230, 240, 292

Manuscripts, are discussed too frequently in notes and text to
index;
for individual MSS see Index of Manuscripts;
for Illuminated MSS see Illumination

Maps, 426

Marble, 386, 737

Marduch, 298

Maria or Marietta, Abano’s housekeeper, 940, 946

_Maria_, a star, 387

Mariner’s compass, see Compass

Marriage, 605, 850

Mars, the planet, 418, 583

Marseilles, 91-3, 181, 206, 486-7, 638, 844

Marsilius de Carrara, 943

Martin IV, pope, 828

Martin de Oliviera, 937

Martyr and Martyrdom, 333, 682, 863, 949

Marvels, chap. lxiii;
of Toledo, 174;
of Prester John, 241ff.;
and experience, 655, 734;
of art and nature, 663-8, 733-4, 737-8;
cures, 768-9

Mary, the Virgin, 355, 549, 672

Mass, sacrament of, 800, 851

_Matesis_, see _Mathesis_

_Mathematica_, 14

Mathematical method, 647-9, 682

Mathematics, 438, 630, 803, 813;
teaching of, 641

_Mathematicus_, 11, 148, 309, 418, 445, 553, 580, 669

_Mathesis_, 11, 158, 319, 580, 669

Matilda, wife of Henry I of England, 45

Matter, 181, 368, 420, 581, 633, 699;
eternity or indestructibility of, 36, 208

Mead, 434

Meal, 148, 506

Measurement, 653

Meat, cooked made to appear raw, 787

Mechanical devices, 654, 661, 669, 865

Medicine, chaps. lvii, lviii, lxiv, lxviii, lxx, 289, 533-6, 542,
802, 804, 807, 828;
of Hildegard, 126, 130;
_Secret of Secrets_, 273;
Michael Scot, 331;
Bartholomew, 412-3;
Lull, 866-7, 872;
theological attitude toward, 15, 168, 364, 369;
and see Astrological, History of, etc.

Melancholy, 137, 145, 408, 506, 850, 907

Melon, 834

Memory, 34, 584

Menstrual fluid, 329, 332, 470

_Mephus_, a tree, 781

Mercenaries, English companies of, 802

Merchant, 273, 349

Mercury, metal, 471, 573,
and see Quicksilver;
planet, 234, 325, 672, 955

Merlin, 190, 331, 954, 960

Mermaid, 544

_Meropis_, an herb, 555

Metals and Metallurgy, 32, 217, 392, 459, 572, 788, 806;
and see Planets and, Alchemy

Meteor, 562

Methodism, in medicine, 499

Michael, the angel, 288, 900

Michael, bishop of Tarazona, 86-7, 257

Microcosm, 153, 174, 325, 377, 446, 577, 586

Microscope, 112, 441

Middle ages, influence in, of early Christian literature, 53, 157;
Adelard, 43;
William of Conches, 61-2;
Daniel of Morley, 180-1;
and see Classical Heritage

Midnight, 140, 144

Milk, cow’s, 434, 728-9, 793, 887;
woman’s, 32, 505, 563, 744;
other, 496, 505, 737

Mill, 351, 787

Millionaires, 349

Mind, occult virtue of, 557, 731, 849, 902

Mining, 545

Mineralogy, 261, 545, 573

_Minium_, 434, 573

Miracle, 552, 631;
of apostle Thomas, 238-9;
John of Vicenza, 831;
distinguished from magic, 148, 160-1, 602-3;
denied, 944

Mirror, 177, 190, 199, 262, 442;
comic and magic, 243, 287, 789, 806, 817;
and see Divination by polished surfaces, Optics

_Miserere_, 296

Missionary, 863

Mob, see Populace

Modern, 25-6, 58, 86-7, 91, 210, 413, 450-1, 464, 495, 548, 729

Modesty or lack of, in writers, 406, 499, 643, 761, 764

Mohammed and Mohammedanism, 20, 42, 672, 863, 897-8

Mole, 147, 288, 336, 341, 545, 737, 793

Monasticism, 14, 189ff., 299, 363, 381, 437, 487, 490, 634, 758,
761,
806, 838

Monster, 264, 358, 433, 537;
and see Chimaera

Monstrous races, 241, 376

Monte Cassino, 595-6

Monteus, “friend,” 759-60

Montfort, Simon de, 448, 622

Month, specified, 856

Montheus, see Monteus

Montpellier, 190, 200, 336, 525, 843, 845, 852-3, 863, 881, 935

Moon, controls generation and corruption, 145, 150-1, 164, 326, 329,
393;
observance of, 113, 116, 143, 148, 152-3, 209, 234, 319, 323, 325,
467, 569, 588, 671, 795, 856;
relation to other planets and to signs, 484-5, 804;
man in, 192;
addressed, 819;
and see Bleeding, Mansions of

Moonbeam, 72, 202

Moon-tree, 389

_Morea_, 231

Morphea, a disease, 471

Moth, 560

Mouse, 146, 393, 817, 909

Mountain, 236, 424

Mouth, holding in, 143

Moving picture, 384

Murder, 482

Muscle, 158, 565

Music, 790;
divisions of, 37;
and astrology, 40;
and medicine, 445, 887;
instruments, 45, 363, 435;
of the spheres, 203, 325

Myrtle, 506

Mysticism, 9, 272, 764

Mythology, 57, 191

Nahe river, 126, 132

Nail, metal, 148, 209

Nail parings, 483, 834

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

Naples, 284, 314, 596-7, 757, 843, 959

Napoleon, 785

Narce, 780

Narcotic, 559;
and see Anaesthetic

Nasturtium, 565

Nativities, 152, 212, 255, 300, 326, 369, 585, 700, 893, 895, 955-6

Nature, 733, 857;
nothing impure in, 30;
medieval love of, 537

Navigation, 80, 177, 236, 654;
and see Compass

Nebuchadnezzar, 299, 449, 897-8;
era of, 898

Necromancy, chap. lxvi, 166;
Michael Scot on, 319, 322, 327;
William of Auvergne, 343, 358;
Albert, 549-52, 555-6, 579;
Bacon, 661;
at Paris, 707, 713;
in experimental books, 782, 800, 803;
Arnald on, 848-50;
Lull and theistic argument from, 861, 872-3;
relation to science, 72, 80, 177, 346, 734;
images of, 258, 280, 356, 696, 698, 701, 705-6, 731, 899-900;
Abano and, 912, 946;
Cecco and, 963-6

Nectanebus, 246, 264, 350, 587, 700

Needle, 227

Neo-Platonism, 531

Nero, emperor, 134

Nestorians, 239

Nightingale, 144

Night time, and magic, 319, 899, 976;
and see Midnight

Nigromancy, see Necromancy

Nile, 583

Nine, 143, 280, 496, 563

Nitrate, 484

Noah, 254;
as one of three Hermeses, 215, 222;
sons of, 837

Nogaret, 843

Noiseless guns and powder, 807

Noon, 140

Norman and Normandy, 45, 51

Nose, why above mouth, 30

Nosebleed, 761

Notebook, 264

Notory art, chap. xlix, 235, 319, 604, 903-4

Nudity, 802

Number, observed and perfect, 53, 276-7, 366, 444, 485, 702, 904

Numerals, Hindu-Arabic, 237, 312

Nymph, 357

Oak, 387

Obscenity, in magic or medicine, 561, 743-4, 817

Observation, by Adelard, 39;
medieval astronomers, 186, 262;
Bartholomew, 406;
Witelo, 456;
Albert, 532, 534, 539-41, 547;
sculptors, 536-7;
Bacon, 652;
reputed Chaldean, 838;
Arnald, 843, 864;
Abano, 884

Occult virtue, discussed in general by, John of Salisbury, 160-1;
Neckam, 201-2;
Maimonides, 209-10;
Michael Scot, 324, 331;
William of Auvergne, 361ff.;
Thomas of Cantimpré, 387-8;
Peter of Spain, 494, 507, 511;
Albert, 565-6;
Aquinas, 607;
Bacon, 664, 667;
Arnald, 854-5;
Abano, 892-3;
relation to fetishism and animism, 893;
miscellaneous, 766, 769, 779, 972

Octave, 203, 325

Odor, 434, 905

Oil, 413, 484, 505-6, 561, 737, 753, 762, 766, 786, 817

Old men, death of, desired, 526

Old-wives, 351, 358, 482, 608, 662, 851, 853;
and see Witch

Oliviera, Martin de, 937

Olympias, mother of Alexander, 587

Olympus, Mt., 242

Omens and portents, 159-60, 301

_Onager_, or wild ass, 474

Onocentaur, 380

Onyx, 243

Ophites, a Gnostic sect, 867

_Opthalmius_, a gem, 729

“Opinion,” in animals, 35

Opium, 496, 755

Optics, 80, 89, 409, 592;
Grosseteste, 438, 440-3;
Witelo, 454-6;
Roger Bacon, 619, 629-30, 638, 649, 667-8;
optical illusions, 561, 736, 787, 885

Oracle, 269, 291, 298

Orbelian, John, 240

Ordeal, 736-7, 786, 903

Originality, 10, 53, 131, 618, 635, 764

_Origanum_, an herb, 508, 564

Ostia, 279

Ostrich, 386, 541

Ouija board, 110

Owl, 195, 336, 729

Ox, 807

Oxford, 190, 355, 438, 525, 621, 629, 634, 637-8, 685-6, 863

Oyster, 191

Padua, 456, 523, 875-6, 879-83, 888-9, 914-6, 930-3, 941-7

Paganism, 102, 141, 288

Pain, 886

Painting, 889

Palazzo della Ragione, 889

Palermo, 638

Palestine, 244

Palmistry, 282;
and see Chiromancy

Pamphile, a witch, 975-6

Pan, a kind of spirit, 104

Panacea, 471

Papacy, 238-9, 596;
and poisons, 905, 909, 938;
papal physicians, 244-5, 479, 490, chap. lviii, 844-6, 881;
other patronage of science, 311-2, 622ff., 643, 689, 758, 881,
901,
939, 945;
abuses at papal court, 437

Paradise, 198, 238, 242, 387, 462, 474

Paralysis, 145, 506, 560, 588, 768, 887

Parchment, 227, 288, 482, 627, 788, 800

Pard, 382

Parietary, 852

Paris, and university of, 4, 52, 155, 172-3, 189, 237, 306, 313-4,
339, 355, 362, 374, 381, 403, 405, 415, 427, 489-90, 523-8,
545, 576, 595ff., 601, 628, 634, 637-40, 645, 657, 675, 694,
707, 712, 742, 792, 801, 803, 842-4, 863, 869-71, 877, 915,
929

Parliament, 621

Parrot, 473

Parsley, 508, 565

Partridge, 496

_Paternoster_, see Lord’s prayer

Patriarchs, 283, 632, 646, 671, 894

Paul, apostle, 333;
potion of, 481, 860

Paul II, pope, 832

Peacock, 195

Pearl, 513

Peking, 674

Pelican, 542

Penalty, 273

Penance, 391, 952

Penates, 358

Pentagon, 280, 288, 351

Peony, 209, 359

People, 273

Pepper, 472, 506, 733, 817, 851

Peripatetic, 37, 70, 450, 584, 896, 902, 939

Persecution, reputed cases of, 31, 311, 620ff., 628, 674-7, 682,
685,
707

Persia and Persian, 228, 239-40, 261, 278, 293, 299-300, 449, 612,
898

Persian fire, 565

Personification, 23, 48, 102

Perspective, see Optics

Peter III, king of Aragon, 843

Peter, _Judex de Altichino_, 933

Pharaoh’s fig, 877;
magicians, 8, 296, 350, 408, 552

Pharmacy, 480, 856

Philip of Macedon, 262

Philip IV, the Fair, king of France, 843, 938

Philology, see Etymology, and Languages, scientific study of

Philosopher’s stone, 215ff., 802

Philosophy, Greek, 25, 30, 174, 179, 195, 480;
history of, 448-50, 646-7;
medieval, 53, 70, 157, 340, 522, 630, 635, 637, 765, 889-91;
divisions of, 283;
and magic, 72, 663

Phison river, 239

Phoenix, 532

Phoenicia, 361

_Physica_, 10, 160

Physics, 72, 89, 198, 591, 649, 765

_Physicus_, 422

Physiognomy, 169, 328-9, 485, 575, 887, 890, 910

Physiology, 408

Pie, 505

Pietro di Tarantasia, see Innocent V

Pig, 57, 325, 412, 505, 764, 766

Pill, 140, 331, 482, 753, 761, 769

Pisa, 638

Pith, 563

Place names, 30

Placides, 791

Plagiarism, 88, 216, 626-7

Plagues of Egypt, 223, 352, 583

Planetary week, 203

Planets, motion, 195;
properties, 57, 417-8, 820, 829, 834-5, 849, 868-9;
and metals, 42, 323, 335, 445, 452, 797;
and herbs, 908;
and human body, 486, 833, 855-6;
and religious change, 42, 370, 672,
and see Conjunctions;
spirits of, 323, 820, 888, 900

Plantagenet, an herb, 139, 482

Plaster, 324, 412, 480, 766, 852

Plate, metal, 854

Platonism, 5, 55, 178

Plumbing, 392, 678

Plurality of benefices, 312

Poetry, 100, 191, 862

Poison, Maimonides on, 210-1;
Abano, 904-10;
poisonous human beings, 277, 483, 544;
other cases of, 413, 483, 504, 714, 861;
safeguards against, 144, 242, 386,
and see Antidote

Poland, 454, 526, 545

Politics, 11, 953-4

Poplar, 506

Populace and Popular risings, control of stars over, 369, 586, 610,
671, 890;
and see _Vulgus_

Pork, 147, 505

Pottery, 34, 572, 801

_Practica_, 801-2

Practical utility, Roger Bacon’s insistence on, 630, 641, 651, 678,
681

Practice, medical, 480, 575, 684, 740, 761, 881

_Praestigium_, 15, 320, 551, 556

Prayer, 55, 126, 274, 327, 369, 549, 666;
and see Incantation, Lord’s Prayer, Notory art

Predestination, 866

Prester John, chap. xlvii, 270

Priest, 39, 391, 497, 740-2, 835, 850

Priscillianists, 611

Private parts, 480, 561

Professions, learned, 54, 317, 769

Prometheus, 647

Prophecy, 168, 212, 354, 357, 359, 461, 558, 902

Providence, 166, 589

Psychology, 408, 461, 497

Pulse, 887

Pun, 189

Purgatory, 286, 325

Purification, 142, 288, 320, 352, 729

Purple, 231, 421

Pygmy, 357

Pyrenees, 322

Pyrites, 431

Pyromancy, 86, 701-2

Pythagorean, 487, 566, 574, 895

_Quadrivium_, 10, 22, 80, 156

Quadruped, 145ff.

Qualities, four, 34, 54, 480, 507, 733, 871, 886;
innate, 732

Quicklime, 782, 785, 793

Quicksilver, 263, 499, 500, 573, 793, 797, 907;
and see Mercury

_Quinquefolium_, an herb, 725

Quinsy, 852-3, 858

Rabbi, 206, 209

Races, monstrous, 241, 376

Radiation of force, light, etc., 443, 455, 648, 667, 906

Rainbow, 440, 547, 652

Rain-making, 780-1, 910, 976

Rain-water, 133

Raphael, the angel, 288, 900

Rat, 792

Raymond, archbishop of Laon, 33, 627

Raymond, archbishop of Toledo, 73, 76

Readers and Reading, medieval, 10, 481

Reason, process of, 299, 317, 983;
and experience, 28-9, 78, 298-301, 499, 508ff., 727, 734, 765,
854-5;
life of, 981

Red, used, 231, 413, 482

Red Sea, 236, 387, 729

Reed, 363, 497

Reformed churches, 845

Reflection and Refraction, see Optics

_Regulus_, a serpent, 905

Reims, 340

Relics, 601

Religion, medieval attitude, 192, 493, 528, 571, 649, 678, 764-7,
779, 826, 888, 939;
and magic and astrology, 42, 284, 370, 962;
and science, 28, 31, 58-62, 131, 168-9, 175, 179ff., 197-8,
207-8,
305-6, 327-8, 340ff., 415, 439, 530-1, 600ff., 631-2, 640,
644,
709-13, 863, 939, 971-2;
and see Theology

Renaissance, 273, 593, 883

Reputation for magic, see Accusation of

Resurrection of the body, 355-6, 671, 944

Resuscitation of corpses, 287, 656, 831, 903

Revelation, 647, 855

Revolutions, astrological, 700, 832-4, 895-6, 960

Rhetoric, 24, 72, 100, 296-7, 341, 788-9

Rheum, 858

Rialto, 244

Rich, Edmund, archbishop of Canterbury, 459

Richard I, king of England, 188

Richard, bishop of Bayeux, 21, 44ff.

Riddles, 789

Right, hand, etc., used or preferred, 144-6, 231, 329, 421, 482,
508, 729-30, 762, 767, 854, 887

Ring, 143, 280, 321, 351, 387, 793, 853, 908, 959

Ringworm, 473

River, 132-3, 802

Roads, medieval, 623

Robbers, 232, 574

Robert, king of Naples, 846, 967

Romances, medieval vernacular, 263

Rome, 189, 239, 525, 596-7, 629, 861, 863

Rose, 561, 787;
oil of, 384

Royal Society, 804

Ruddy complexion, 336

Rue, 386;
eaten by weasel, 506

Ruins excavated, 526

Rustic experience, 509

Sabians, 756

Sacrament, last, 832

Sacrifice, 228, 288, 321, 347, 556, 603, 652, 666, 669, 755, 817,
820;
human, 319-21, 964

Saffron, 140, 820

Saga, Norse, 540

Sage, the spice, 790

Saint, see Canonization, Relics

St. Albans, 188

Saladin, 206

Sal ammoniac, 472, 793, 797

Salamander, 242, 473, 909

Salary, professor’s, 931-3

Salerno, 46, 190, 200, 210, 482, 757, 851

Saliva, 142ff., 202, 211, 277, 360, 483, 561, 817, 860

Salmon, 143

Salt, 336, 453, 483, 573, 797;
and see Holy

Saltpeter, 690, 737, 793, 807

Salvia, 386, 744, 790

Sanjar the Seljuk, 240

Sapphire, 242, 363, 431, 553, 566, 855

Sardonix, a gem, 242

Sarpedon, 290

_Satia_, a spirit, 358

Satire, 872

Saturn, the planet, 57, 289, 418, 820, 869, 894

Satyr, 358

Saxony, 526, 545

Scab, 473

Scammony, 511

Scarification, 412

Scepticism, see Credulity and

Schism, papal, 126

Scholasticism, chap. xxxv, 19, 26, 272, 315, 502, 613, 632-3, 641,
647, 681, 730, 738, 885

Scholiast and Scholium, 232

Sciatica, 761

Scientific spirit, curiosity, etc., 27, 31ff., 139, 196-7, 406,
503ff., 535ff., 657, 663, 792, 816, 886, 891-2, 970-1, 978-9;
and see Experience, Observation, Religion and science

Scorpion, 210, 383, 413, 561, 699, 768, 796, 899

Scot and Scotland, 428

Sculpture, 536-7

Sea, 132, 341;
of sand, 242

Sea-calf, 899;
fowl, 190;
serpent, 544

Seasons, four, 300, 886-7

Secrecy, 197, 224, 258, 265, 267, 271, 284, 299, 320, 571, 621, 625,
636, 663, 754, 761, 763, 765, 805, 835, 905, 982

Seed, grows instantly, 782

_Semen_, 332, 345

Sense, deceived, 789;
of nature, 348, 350, 361, 407;
origin of all ideas, 847

Sepulcher, 423

Serf and Servant, 410

Sermon, 375-6, 634, 952

_Serpentaria_, a root, 908

Seven, 41, 72, 111, 153, 224, 276, 323, 392, 498, 563, 737, 788,
817-9, 866

Seven Sleepers, 725, 759

Sex and Sexual, observed in magic, 147, 353, 494, 563, 736, 899;
predicted, 329, 469, 590, 744, 838;
controlled, 730;
medieval and modern attitude to discussion of, 742-3;
of snake, 413;
of palms, 361;
of planets, 164, 417;
intercourse, 224, 329, 331, 353, 358, 382, 546, 561, 901

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, 298

Shaving the head, 142, 412, 563

Sheep, 190, 348, 733

Sheepskin, 147

Shem, 321, 449

Ship, 349, 835

Shipwreck, 232

Shirt, 483

Shoe, 143

Sicily, 30, 45, 309-10, 341

Sick room, 506

Siena, 489

Sieve, 903

Sigmund, Count Palatine, 740

Silence, observed, 482, 487

Silk, 231, 819

Silvanus, 104

Silver, 202, 224, 470, 818, 853-4, 907

Simon Magus, 320, 954

Simples, 510, 816-7

Sin, 286, 324, 328, 474-5, 858, 870;
effect on nature, 136, 192, 201;
as an obstacle to science, 632

_Sinciput_, 737

Siphon, 199, 249, 790, 804

Siren, 380

Skin, 143, 145, 484, 560;
changing, 795

Skull, 859

Slav and Slave, 909

Sleep, 887

Sleight-of-hand, 343, 345, 661, 669, 789

Smallpox, 482-3

Smoke, 362

Snake, Alexander and, 262, 266;
experiments with, 656, 785, 794-6;
charming, 904;
safeguards against, 420, 483, 506, 539, 561;
medicinal and other use of, 226, 413, 484, 513, 769;
skin of, 74, 345, 363, 498;
poison of, 905, 908

Sneeze, divination from, 330, 606

Soap bubble, 787, 790

Socrates, 112, 262ff., 278, 908;
and see other index

Sodom, apples of, 387

Solids, regular, 648

Solon, 647

Soporific, 262, 753

Sorcery, 7, 265, 319, 332, 423, 731, 848-50;
counter-magic against, 139-40, 497, 850-1;
and see Witchcraft

_Sortilegi_, 14

Soul, human, discussions of, 376, 408, 485, 735;
Plato on, 104, 865;
immorality of, 255, 462, 838;
power of, 574-5, 664-5, 674, 849;
from stars, 40, 211;
or from God?, 329, 584;
relation to stars, 590, 614, 710;
other than human, 35, 348, 362, 564-6, 584, 710;
and see World

Sound, 32

Spain and Spanish, chap. xxxviii, 172-3, 181, 322, 813, 862;
era of, 74

Sparrow, 505

Spatulamancy, 86

Species, 443, 732, 855, 893, 906;
permanence of, 533, 867;
for Specific form, see Form

Spice, 472

Spider, 348, 413, 544, 763

Spirits, good or evil, discussed by, Athelardus, 42-3;
William of Conches, 55, 61;
Bernard Silvester, 104;
Hildegard, 134ff.;
Maimonides, 208;
Pseudo-Aristotle, 259-60;
William of Auvergne, 353ff.;
Thomas of Cantimpré, 393;
Bartholomew, 407;
Vincent, 462, 468;
Roger Bacon, 667;
Abano, 889;
Cecco, 963-6;
expulsion of, and power over, 135, 143, 232, 357, 359-60, 387,
965,
and see Exorcism;
fall of, 55, 104, 130, 134, 136, 357;
in the air, 55, 104, 135, 139, 323, 357, 394, 466;
in heavens and stars, 55, 136, 287, 289, 323, 343, 355-6, 468,
581-2, 608, 670, 710, 849, 897, 899, 953, 958, 963;
in the moon, 323, 698;
in nature, 7, 135ff., 355, 358-60, 387;
invocation of, 280, 320ff., 327, 422, 556, 674, 712, 781, 807,
chap. lxvi, 848-9, 892, 912, 953, 959, 963,
and see Necromancy, Notory art;
magic, astrology, arts and sciences ascribed to, 6, 138, 154, 158,
160, 298, 319ff., 343, 551-2, 603-6, 661, 669, 733-4, 818,
899;
mediums between God or gods and man, 55, 208, 227, 461;
orders of, 55, 104, 285, 317, 357-8;
possession by, 355, 497, 816;
safeguards against, 135, 148, 241-2, 261, 470

Spiritual Franciscans, 842

_Spiritus_, 33, 298, 385

Spleen, 470, 504, 565

Spring, water, 133, 744;
caused to flow, 819;
and see Fountain, Seasons

Stars, nature of, 5, 40-1, 48, 103, 149, 208, 366, 381, 697;
as signs and not causes, especially of evil, 149ff., 316, 367;
affected by magic, 225-6;
fixed, 368, 418, 820;
shooting, 320;
and see Astrology, Planets, etc.

State, 157

Statue, of Abano, 947;
animated, 351;
and see Head, speaking

Steel, 135, 392, 453, 788, 791

Stephen, St., 160, 327-8

Stoic, 582, 895-6

Stomach, 145, 470, 472, 504, 565, 853-4

Stone, the disease, 546, 844, 847, 857-8

Stork, 422

Storm-averting magic, 232, 287, 353, 469-70, 821

Strasburg, 597

Stupor, 761

Style, literary, 54, 129, 157, 191, 216, 261, 290, 410, 693, 725,
764

Stylus, 227, 762

Submarine, 263, 654

Substance and accident, 734

Succubus, 358, 897, 960

Sucking out poison, 908

Suffumigation, see Fumigation

Sugar, 325, 817

Suggestion, force of, 346

Suicide, 107

Sulphur, 471, 573, 737, 786, 793, 797, 817

Sun, and magic, 153, 470, 728;
rising, 140;
before sunrise, 232, 472;
before sunset, 140, 232;
miraculous suns, 318;
variations in heat of, 368;
oracle of, 269;
tree of, 387

Surgery, 480, 760, 856, 894

Swallow, 420-1, 767, 853;
wort and stone, 420-1

Swan, 145

Sweat, 135

Sword, magic, 227;
poisoned, 561, 910

Symbolism, 137, 198, 402;
in alchemy, 217, 562

Sympathetic magic, 202, 497, 561, 852, 907

Symptoms, 766

Syria, Syriac, and Syrian, 66, 231, 237, 239, 244, 248, 261, 294,
756

Syringe, 908

Tables, astronomical, 68, 92, 262, 638, 644, 668, 814;
of contents, 130-1

Talisman, 264, 675;
and see Amulet, Image

Tambourine, 819

Tape-worm, 887

Tarasia, queen, 76

Tarragona, 843, 846

Tartars, 645, 674

_Taxo_, a beast, 336

Teacher and Teaching, see Education

Tears, 345, 817;
and see Weeping

Telescope, 112, 441

Temistius, horn of, 265

Templars, 910

Ten, 444, 819

_Terra sigillata_, 210, 909

Testicles, 561, 850;
and see Beaver

Tetragrammaton, 210, 800, 857

Text, Textual criticism and history, 213, 230, 240, 268ff., 450,
460-3, 491-2, 519, 647, 722, 739;
and see Interpolation

Textbooks, 406, 456, 489, 491, 620, 641

Thamur, or worm of Solomon, 386-7

Thaumaturgy, 456

Theater, 32, 82, 158

Thebes, 284

Theft, discovery of, or recovery of stolen objects, 287, 348, 603,
728, 800, 804, 806-8, 903;
prevention of, 143, 348-9

Theobald, archbishop of Canterbury, 156

Theobald, king of Navarre, 296

Theodoric the East Goth, 803

Theodosius de Flisco, 836

Theology, attitude, chap. lii. 3, 169, 317, 462, 466, 530-1, 602,
631-2, 792;
teaching of, 11, 156, 375, 475, 595-8, 639-40, 848, 865-6;
boy theologians, 11, 639;
grades of theologians, 451;
criticism of, 634, 638-41, 831;
and magic, 660;
and astrology and astronomy, 90-1, 621, 694, 703, 709ff., 830-3,
869-71, 892, 899, 901, 949;
Arnald and, 843-5;
and see Religion

Theriac, 210, 361, 473, 755, 909-10

Theurgy, 286

Thomas, apostle, chap. xlvii, 475, 477

Thorn, 483

Thoth, god, 227

Thought, freedom of, 103;
indestructibility of, 983-4

Three, 142-3, 140, 277, 496, 744, 851-2

Threshold, 497

Throat, 492

Thunder, divination from, 223, 320, 351, 804;
miscellaneous, 326, 562, 583

Tide, 57, 366

Tiger, 542

Tigris river, 239

Time, ways of telling, 68, 223, 325;
divisions of, 419;
observed in magic, 209, 293, 300, 365, 603, 800;
and see Day, Month, Moon, Sun, Calendar, etc.

Timeo, 743, 791

Tin, 392, 802, 959

Toad, 201, 336, 352, 381, 386, 545-7, 768, 796, 909

Toledo, 87-88, 171ff., 179-80, 262, 284, 310, 638, 668, 784, 814

Tongue, 231, 408, 555

Tooth, 209, 273, 470, 482, 560, 574, 728, 762-3, 767, 782, 851

Toothache, cures for, 144, 492, 496, 561, 565, 767-8

Toothpowder, 496

Topaz, 331, 363

Torpedo, 361

Tortoise, 362, 564, 854

Torture, 273, 903

Touch, 886, 905

Toulouse, 156, 262, 668

Tours, 46, 100

Tradition, see Authority, Textual history

Transformation, magic, 320, 345, 603, 662, 674, 736, 821, 965

Translation, chaps. xxxviii, lxiv, lxv;
from Greek into Arabic, 213, 249, 260, 759, 764;
vernacular, 66, 74, 241, 405-6, 480, 490-1, 677, 827, 846, 877,
926;
pretended Latin, 26-7, 66, 240;
of Aristotle and the Psuedo-Aristotle, 194-5, 247ff., 269ff., 276,
310ff., 394-5, 576, 598-600, 633, 708;
Roger Bacon on, 633-4, 643;
by Abano, 877-9, 883-4, 888, 927;
miscellaneous Latin, 20ff., 100, 111-2, 119-20, 205-7, 214ff.,
229-30, 233, 291ff., 310ff., 394-5, 438, 455-6, 487, 643,
708,
778-9, 847, 929-30, 972

Travel, 45, 156, 238, 481, 541, 843, 877

Treasure, hidden, 557, 603, 807, 838, 965

Tree, 139, 231, 296, 325, 387, 539, 817, 853;
of life, 266;
of sun and moon, 474;
figure of, in Lull’s Art, 867;
poisonous, 907

Tree-toad, 139

Treviso, 880-1, 930-1

Trials for heresy and magic, 674-7, 843-5, 860-1, 938, 942-7, chap.
lxxi;
and see Accusation, Inquisition

Trinity, 53, 58-60, 317-8, 407, 462, 493

_Trivium_, 10

Trophonius, 290

Tropics, 583, 878

Trumpet, 803

Truth, 25, 211, 489, 642, 652, 662-3, 732

Tunny fish, 143

Turk, 294;
see Bath for Turkish bath

Turpentine, 784, 793

Turquoise, 431

Turtle, 541, 736

Twins, marvelous, 557, 745;
and astrology, 895

Tyriac, see Theriac

Ugo, brother, 832

Ulcer, 470, 472, 566

Underworld, 13, 356, 671, 827

Unguent, 142, 144, 480, 561

Unicorn, 146

Universals and particulars, 535, 633

Universe, theories of, 12-3, 35-8, 129ff., 150ff., 175ff., 275, 366,
413, 439, 462;
duration of, 255, 317, 341, 648, 898

Universities, see names of cities, as Paris, Oxford, Treviso,
Bologna

Urban IV, pope, 94, 453, 459, 597, 599

Urine, use of, 251, 331, 336, 360, 392, 487, 506, 563, 736, 788,
817,
860

Uucathon, a spirit, 289

Vacuum, 37, 196, 199, 648

Valbona, battle of, 638, 827

Valence, 906

Valencia, 842, 844

Vein, 131

_Veneficus_, 904-5

Venibene, John, tyrant of Ascoli, 956

Venice, 426, 523

Ventriloquism, 651

Venus, the planet, 109, 260, 356, 552, 672, 955

Verbena or Vervain, 555

Villa, 183, 525

Vinegar, 412, 816

Viper, 413, 483, 564

Virgin and Virginity, 365, 382, 386, 729, 819

Virtue, animal, natural, and vital, 886;
and see Occult

Virtues, seven, 886

Vision, theories of, 32-3, 409, 440, 456, 901

Visions, 126ff., 155, 212, 549, 559, 577

Viterbo, 456, 597

Vitriol, 336

Vivisection, 487

Voice, 359, 661, 665

Vomiting, 273, 510, 908

_Vulgus_, 54, 190, 369, 621, 631, 636, 731, 738, 859

_Vultivoli_, 158

Vulture, 144, 262, 348, 496-7, 851

Wager of battle, 241

Wall of house, 199, 497

Walrus, 144

Wand, magic, 680

War, 196, 273, 275, 469, 634, 671, 838;
decried, 30, 136

Warts, to get rid of, 852

Washing, feet, 500;
head, 860

Water, 199, 508;
bodies of, 423;
drinking, 133-4, 507, 887;
in which washed, 147, 500;
soaked in, 143-6;
dissolves magic, 139-40;
made to appear by magic, 344;
hot thought to freeze faster, 656;
jar, organ, and works, 38-9, 196, 790;
waters above firmament, 57-8, 133, 355, 413, 464;
marvelous, medical, and chemical, 251ff., 320, 326, 500-1, 797-9;
and see Fountain, Holy, Sea, etc.

Wax, images in magic, 227, 264, 349, 353, 790, 818;
used in medicine, 146, 345;
light, 359;
cloth, 860

Weasel, 146, 200, 231, 506, 767

Weather, prediction, 160, 164, 294, 325, 445, 473, 586, 656, 766,
893;
and see Rain-making, Storm-averting magic

Weeping for joy and as a salutation, 34, 154

Weights, 435, 649, 654, 789

Well, 349, 523

Wenzel II, king of Bohemia, 263, 266

Werwolf, 359

Whale, 423-4, 505, 540, 899

Wheat, 234

Wheel, divining, 116

White, 321, 801

Wick, 561

Will, free, 16, 152, 574, 866;
and astrology, 6, 12, 106, 164, 203, 212, 311, 326, 369, 393, 446,
452, 469, 584, 609ff., 669, 671, 699-701, 711, 833, 869-70,
901, 953, 959, 962;
power, and magic, 665, 902;
and experimental science, 659;
last wills and testaments, 832;
of Arnald, 845, 934;
Lull, 863-4;
Abano, 881-2, 931-5, 940-3

William the Bad of Sicily, 89

William, bishop of Syracuse, 21, 44ff.

Wind, 132, 150, 223, 323, 429

Wine, 140, 144, 191, 231, 320, 326, 413, 473, 504, 546, 768, 789,
817, 854, 886

Witch and Witchcraft, 38, 162, 497, 605, 608, 653, 675, 805, 903,
973

Wolf, 202, 348, 385, 393, 433, 497, 560, 728, 733, 736, 767, 817

Woman, 60, 607;
of Norwich, 671;
diseases of, 213, 378, 739-45;
adornment of, 742-3

Wood, 344, 698

Wool, 426

Words, power of, 140-1, 148, 202, 232, 282ff., 351-2, 361, 603-4,
610-1, 658, 661, 665-6, 674, 731, 801, 849, 873, 981

World soul, 53, 341, 366-7, 566, 586, 710

Worms, 348, 386, 473, 484, 543

Wormwood, 472

Wound, 505, 795

Wren, 200

Writing, materials, 111, 173, 227, 788;
invisible, 736, 787-8, 792;
legible in mirror, 788

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

Zodiac, 150, 332, 582, 671, 829, 858, 871;
and parts of human body, 177, 324, 417, 833, 856, 871, 894, 957

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX

Titles and periodicals in italics. Abbreviations such as CE, EB, HL, PL, are 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.

Aaron and Evax, 430, 729

Abano, Peter of, chap. lxx;
works listed in appendix ii; 120, 316, 362, 477, 800, 961-2
_Abraham Aben Ezra_, 911, 917, 927
_Addition to Mesue_, 880, 923, 939
_Alexander of Aphrodisias_, 878, 918
_Astrolabe_, 879, 900, 920
_Conciliator_, 362, 710, 814, chap. lxx
_Dioscorides_, 877, 880, 923-4
_Galen_, 877, 879, 918-9
_Lucidator_, 258, 879-80, 884, 892, 895, 898-9, 901, 904, 911-2,
921
_Motu octave spere_, 878-80, 898, 901, 920-1
_Phisionomia_, 626, 877, 910, 917-8
_Poisons_, see _Venenis_
_Problems of Aristotle_, 877, 879-80, 911, 921-2
_Pseudo-Hippocrates_, 894, 911, 924
_Venenis_, 255, 262-5, 277, 877, 879, 881, 905-10, 922-3, 935-8
dubious or spurious,
_Annulorum experimenta_, 912, 926
_Circulus philosophicus_, 926
_Elucidarium necromanticum_, 911-2, 926
_Geomantia_, 880, 912, 925
_Heptameron_, 911-2, 925-6
_Prophecies_, 912, 925

Abdallah, 119

Abelard, Peter, chap. xxxv, 59, 156, 611

Abenragel, 77

_Abhandl. d. Bayr. Akad._, 247

_Abhandl. d. Sächs. Gesell._, 238

_Abhandl. z. Gesch. d. Math. Wiss._, 22, 87, 929

_Abhandl. z. Mittl. u. Neuer. Gesch._, 842

Abrachys, 449, 896

Abraham Aben Ezra (Avenezra), works listed, chap. lxx., app. iii,
326, 586, 877-8

Abraham Bar Chasdai, 930

Abraham of Barcelona, 930

Abraham Judaeus, 764, 898, 929, 930

Abraham the patriarch, 445

Abraham the physician, 763

Abrarem, 815

Abu-Shâker, 264

_Accad. dei Lincei, Atti d._, 916

Achaason, 755

Achillini, 277

Achmet, 291ff., 300

Achot of Greece, 226, 552, 706

_Act. Acad. Vindob._, 129

_Acta Sanctorum_, 125, 129

Actor (Auctor?), 462

Adam, first man and prophet, works ascribed to, 660, 816

Adam Marsh, 437, 629

Adams, G. B., 45

Adamson, 648

Adelard of Bath, chap. xxxvi;
works listed, 19-22;
other mentions of him, 50, 53, 172, 175, 179, 201, 650, 984;
of his _Questiones naturales_, 172, 196, 379, 464, 503, 636, 721,
792

Adelinus, 382

Aeschylus, 421

Aesculapius, 496, 556, 646
_Membris_, 432-3

Aesop, 193-4

Aëtius, 479

Agarges, 755

Agrippa, H. C., 119, 925, 969

Ahmed ben Sirin, 291ff.

Ahmetus filius Ameti, 292

Ahrens, K., 248

Ailly, Pierre d’, various works of cited, 255, 444, 644-7, 675-6,
695, 962

Alanus, 794

Alatus, J. A., 743

Albategni (Al-Battani), 42, 86, 895

Albedatus, 119

Alberic des Trois Fontaines, 52

Albericus, 191

Albert of Bologna, 740

Albert of Saxony, 722

Albert, P. P., 520

Albertus Bohemus (or, Beham), 264

Albertus Magnus, chaps, lix, lxii, lxiii, 207, 266, 346, 374-5, 377,
381, 394-5, 397, 404, 448, 450-2, 467, 489-90, 495, 594-5,
598,
600, 607, 611, 622, 634, 638-9, 650, 664, 666, 668, 674, 690,
768-9, 909, 929, 971
_Animalibus_, 219, 422, 461, 524ff., 540-5, 562ff., 574, 762
_Apprehensione_, 577
_Causis et procreat._, 529ff., 577ff.
_Causis et propriet._, 255, 262, 526, 529ff., 569, 578, 581ff.
_Coelo et mundo_, 528ff., 577, 585ff.
_Creaturis_, 577
_Daniel_, 553-4
_Generat. et corrupt._, 563, 585
_Intellectu et intelligibili_, 581ff.
_Luke_, 552
_Matthew_, 553-4, 580
_Meteor._, 314-5, 523-4, 528ff., 547-8, 577, 581ff.
_Metaphysics_, 581, 708
_Micah_, 551
_Mineral._, 226, 237, 250, 255, 261, 430, 459, 523-4, 529ff.,
545-6, 556-7, 566ff., 574, 583, 621, 696, 698, 705, 714, 718,
729
_Motibus animalium_, 558, 745
_Natura et origine animae_, 581
_Natura locorum_, 526, 529ff., 538, 585.
_Physics_, 528ff.
_Politics_, 526, 545, 639
_Principiis motus processivi_, 527
_Sensu et sensato_, 524
_Sententiae_, 461, 523, 552, 554, 557-9, 742
_Somno et vigilia_, 268, 461, 524, 528ff., 558-9, 574-7, 585
_Speculum astronomiae_, chap. lxii, 74, 76, 118, 220, 223, 226,
234, 256, 258, 280, 321, 390, 419, 522, 530, 578ff., 677,
800,
900, 911, 966
_Summa theologiae_, 525, 531, 552, 554, 559, 577, 579, 584,
589ff.,
703, 706
_Veget. et plantis_, 230, 260, 461, 529ff., 539, 547, 555-6,
564ff., 581, 717
dubious or spurious, chap. lxiii
_Aggregationis_, see _Experimenta_
_Alchimia_ (and other treatises of alchemy), 569-71, 798
_Almagest_, 529
_Anathomia_, 741
_Catoptric_, 529
_Chiromancy_, 575
_Determinationes_, 741
_Experimenta_, chap. lxiii, 220, 530, 788
_Fato_, 613
_Lapidibus_, 567
_Lapidibus et herbis_, 724
_Mirabilibus mundi_, chap. lxiii, 422, 530, 778, 780, 817
_Naturis signorum_, 578
_Perspective_, 529
_Philosophia pauperum_, 529
_Plantationibus_, 529, 747
_Secreta_, see _Experimenta_
_Secreta de serpente_, 796
_Secretis mulierum_, chap. lxiii, 308, 395, 530
_Secretum secretorum_, 724

Albohali, 75, 82

Albucasis, 82, 89

Albumasar, 41, 77, 111, 292, 379, 404, 418, 449, 452, 463, 469, 583,
672, 695, 697, 701, 703, 827, 898, 961
_Greater Introduction_, 84-5
_Lesser Introduction_, 22
_Rains_, 86-7
_Sadan_, 900

Alcabitius, 77, 97, 221, 322, 827, 898

Alcanus, 795

Alcerius, John, 799

Alchabitius, see Alcabitius

Alchandianus, 115

Alchanus, 794

Alcherius, 119

Alchemist, 472

Alchiranus, 232

Alchyldis, 432

Alcorath, 727

Aldhelm, 379, 542

Alexander
_Divinatione_, 575, 613
_Experimenta_, 893
_Fato_, 575, 613

Alexander the Great, alchemistic and astrological, 233, 253, 259,
728
_Mirabilibus Indiae_, 246, 378, 387

Alexander III, pope,
_Letter to Prester John_, 244, 271

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 566, 568-9, 878

Alexander of Hales, 207, 404, 414-5, 448, 450, 526, 640

Alexander of Tralles, 160, 378, 806, 878

Alexius Affricus, 233

Al-Farabi, 79-80, 89, 177, 346

Alfonso X, the Wise, of Castile, 69, 96, 601, 637, 813-4, 929-30

Alfonso, Pedro, see Pedro

Alfonso of Toledo, 69

Alfraganus, 74, 86, 177, 195, 198, 292, 379, 418, 804, 809, 882

Alfred of England (or of Sarchel or Sareshel), 195, 404, 450
_Meteorology_, 249, 313
_Motu cordis_, 187, 196
_Vegetabilibus_, 181, 187, 260, 313, 461

Alganus, 794

Algazetes, 896

Algazel, 449, 551, 558, 574

Al-Hazen, 33, 89, 442, 454, 456, 649, 885

Alkandrinus, 259

Alkardianus, 115ff.

Alkindi, 77, 258
_Geomancy_, 119-20
_Radiis stellicis_, 443, 667, 719

Al-Khowarizmi, 21ff., 40, 237

Allchamus, 794

Allen, T., 810

Almansor, 82

Al-Masʿûdî, 214, 264

Almeida, F.d., 646

Alpetragius or Alpetrangi, 310, 314

Alpharinus, 119

Alphraganus, see Alfraganus

Al-Quifti, 756

_Amalricus_, 115ff.

Ambrose, 382, 385
_Hexaemeron_, 377-80, 473

Amplonius, 695, 795

_Analecta Franciscana_, 629

Anaxagoras, 112, 115

André, M., 862

Andreas Michelius, 806

Andrew the Jew, 314

Angelus, J., 826

_Annal. Boland._, 520

_Annalen d. Vereins f. Nassau_, 125

_Annalen d. hist. Vereins f. d. Niederrhein_, 520

_Annales de l’Institut Supérieur de Philosophie_, 598

_Annals of Forlì_, 826, 828

Anselm, St., 62, 194

Anselm, bishop of Havelberg and Ravenna, 240

_Antimaquis_, 224, 260

Antiochus, 257

Antiphon, 290

Antonius _Bibl. Hisp. Vet._, 871

Antonius de Rosellis, 742

_Anzeiger f. Kunde d. deutschen Vorzeit_, 125

Aomar, 75, 827

_Apocrypha_, 611

Apollonius,
_Angelica factione_, 282, 964
_Artis magicae_, 282, 964
_Golden Flowers_, 282
_Secrets of Nature_, 43

Apollonius of Pergamum, 235

Apollonius of Thebes, 41

Apollonius of Tyana, 235

Appiani, Padre, 967

Apuleius of Madaura, 158, 194, 221, 407, 466, 582
_Herbarium_ (pseudo-), 473, 728, 804

Aquinas, Thomas, chap. lx, 152, 207, 313, 316, 374, 394-5, 461, 467,
522, 524, 526, 529, 532, 578-80, 634, 639, 702, 707, 709, 901
_Contra Gentiles_, 602ff., 608, 611
_Divinibus nominibus_, 609
_Fide_, 609ff.
_Isaiah_, 605
_Judiciis astrorum_, 609ff.
_Matthew_, 609, 611
_Meteor._, 607
_Occultis operibus_, 606-7, 613
_Potentia_, 602ff.
_Quodlibet_, 604ff.
_Responsio ad Joannem de Vercellis_, 609
_Responsio ad lectorem Bisuntinum_, 611
_Responsio ad lectorem Venetum_, 609
_Sententiae_, 596, 602, 605, 607
_Somno et vigilia_, 605
_Sortibus_, 605-7, 610ff.
_Substantiis separatis_, 603, 609
_Summa_, 602ff., 607ff.
_Trinitate_, 609
_Unitate intellectus_, 708 dubious or spurious,
alchemistic treatises, 608
_Almagest_, 531
_Fato_, 575, 612-5

Aratus, 56

_Archaeologia_, 237

Archelaus, 783

Archigenes, 735

Archimedes, 89, 110, 199, 449, 668

Architas, 734

_Archiv f. Gesch. d. Medizin_, 87, 770, 861

_Archiv f. Gesch. d. Naturwiss. u. d. Technik_, 173, 315

_Archiv f. Kulturgesch._, 861

_Archiv f. Naturgesch._, 521

Aristippus, 67, 249, 313

Aristotle, chap. lxviii, 48, 84, 107, 134, 174, 191, 197, 201, 207,
306, 312ff., 353, 356, 366-7, 377, 380, 394, 404, 408, 411,
415, 421, 423, 430-4, 437, 441, 445, 449, 467-8, 485, 502,
508,
528, 533, 544, 575, 581, 589, 594, 598-9, 608, 613, 633-4,
639,
646-7, 653, 697, 725, 733, 762, 779, 786, 804, 815-7, 884,
896,
900, 904, 971
_Anima_, 195, 314
_Animals, History of_, 194, 260, 310, 314, 324, 379-84, 393, 440,
508, 780, 879
_Auditu naturali_, 172, 177
_Coelo et mundo_, 89, 172, 177, 194, 314, 416, 893
_Ethics_, 599
_Generatione et corruptione_, 89, 195, 258, 670
_Laws_, 634
_Metaphysics_, 195, 254, 312ff., 395, 478, 708, 726, 894
_Meteorology_, 89, 195, 249, 253, 313, 324, 333, 393, 471
_Organon_, 314
_Physics_, 37, 89, 172, 313
_Politics_, 634
_Posterior Analytics_, 89
_Problems_, 30-1, 503; and see Abano
_Rhetoric_, 878
_Sensu et sensato_, 172, 177
_Somno et vigilia_, 301, 558 dubious or spurious,
alchemistic treatises, 218, 251, 391
_Antimaquis_, 260
astrological treatises, 256
_Causis proprietatum_, 90, 255, 416
_Chiromancy_, 266
_Colors_, 249-50
_Epistola ad Alexandrum_, 252
Images, works on, 257-8
_Impressionibus coelestibus_, 248, 256, 633
_Lapidary_, 90, 260-3, 469-70, 780
_Mineralibus_, 250
_Morte animae_, 258, 525
_Natura serpentum_, 265
_Perfecto magisterio_, 252
_Physiognomy_, 266, 804, 910
_Pomo_, 254, 930
_Secret of Secrets_, 132, 219, 244-5, 257, 264-78, 310, 313, 328,
587, 633, 674, 750, 789, 792
_Speculo adurenti_, 172, 177
_Theology_, 248, 254
_Twelve Waters_, 251
_255 Books of the Indians_, 85-7, 256
_Vegetabilibus_, 195, 313

Aristoteles Milesius, 255

Arnald of Villanova, chap. lxviii, 218, 301, 477, 511, 798, 906, 934
_Antichrist_, 844
_Antidotarium_, 847, 855, 857-8, 860
_Breviarium_, 315, 847, 851-4, 860
_Compendium_, 853
_Conservanda iuventute_, 846, 855, 858
_Contra calculum_, 847, 856, 860
_Epilepsia_, 847-8, 853-6
_Improbatione maleficiorum_, 847-8
_Judiciis_, 847
_Medic. introd. speculum_, 847, 855, 858
_Ornatu mulierum_, 742, 750
_Parte operativa_, 853-7
_Regimen podagre_, 847, 853
_Regimen Salernitanum_, 847
_Regimen sanitatis_, 847, 856
_Regulae generates_, 484, 847-8, 855
_Remedia contra maleficia_, 422, 847, 850, 853
_Repetitio_, 855, 858
_Sigilla_, 847
_Sword of Truth_, 842
_Tetragrammaton_, 843
_Venenis_, 854
_Vinis_, 854-5

Arnold of Barcelona, 67

Arnold of Liège, 724

Arnold of Saxony, 261, 430, 469-70

Arpenius, 813

_Ars episcopalis_, 800

_Ars experimentorum_, 570

_Arsenal des secrets, L’_, 806

Artemidorus, _Oneirocritica_, chap. l

Artemon, 290

Artephius or Artesius, 351-4, 655, 664

_Artis Auriferae_, 215, 252

_Artis Chemicae Principes_, 472

_Asclepius_, see Hermes

Ashmole, E., _Theatrum chem. Brit._, 218, 334

_Assoc. des Études grecques_, 247

Astrampsychos, 291

_Astrolabium planum_, 900, 920

Astruc, J., 841ff.

Athaharan, 755

Athelardus, 41

_Atti d. R. Accad. d. Lincei_, 916

_Atti d. R. Istituto Veneto_, 916

Augustine, 166, 169, 175, 320, 369, 389, 407-9, 449, 466, 469,
589-92, 602, 609, 661, 668
_Anima_, 378
_Civitate Dei_, 387, 446
_Contra Faustum_, 611
_Doctrina Christiana_, 159, 375
_Enchiridion_, 5
_Genesi ad litteram_, 33, 39
_Quaest. vet. et nov. test._, 612
_Retractiones_, 5
_Sermones_, 612
_Trinitate_, 609

Augustinus Justinianus, 207

Autolycus, 89

Avenalpetras, 451

Avenzoar, 936-8

Averroes, 69, 84, 313-4, 322, 379, 464, 478, 576, 601, 887-8, 900

Avezac d’, 238ff.

Avicenbros, 354-5

Avicenna, 89, 249-50, 252, 266, 277, 313, 366, 408, 413, 423, 432,
437, 450, 463, 467, 473, 495, 508, 551, 557-8. 562, 564, 567,
574, 647, 665, 669, 721, 745, 910
_Anima_, 74, 310, 471, 665
_Cantica_, 845
_Flores_, 775
_Generatione lapidum_, 250
_Lepra_, 740
_Meteorology_, 250
_Naturalia_, 731

Azarchel, 92, 638

Bacher, W., 205

Bacon, Francis, 642, 647, 681, 688
_New Atlantis_, 681-2

Bacon, Roger, chap. lxi, 14, 31, 36, 84, 91, 194, 196, 218, 243,
247, 252, 256, 263, 279, 314, 334, 354, 419, 437, 443-4, 451,
475, 510, 522, 527, 534, 538, 547, 560, 692-4, 703
Commentaries on Aristotle, 632
_Communia mathematicae_, 22, 622
_Communia naturalium_, 622
_Compend. studii philos._, 248, 576, 635, 639, 685, etc.
_Compend. studii theol._, 618, 635
_Cosmographia_, 716
_Erroribus medicorum_, 635
_Greek Grammar_, 684
_Metaphysics_, 685
_Opus maius_, 11, 80, 312, chap. lxi, 884
_Opus minus_, 219, chap. lxi
_Opus tertium_, 12, chap. lxi
_Sanioris medicinae_, 680
_Scriptum principale_, 622, 624ff.
_Secretis operibus_, chap. lxi, 259, 704, 758
_Secret of Secrets_, 132, 257-8, 268ff., 666, 685
_Thesaurum spirituum_, 808
_Verbum abreviatum_, 794

Bacon, William, 807

Baddeley, W. St. C., 949

Baeumker, C., 195, 454, 520, 530-1, 638

Bale, 478

Balenuch, 223

Barber, W. T. A., 862, 867-8

Baronius, 126

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