GENERAL INDEX

Abbreviations, [937]
Abraham the patriarch, and astrology, [91], [449], [831];
oak-tree of, [387]
Abscess, [561], [565]
Accusation of magic, against Roger Bacon, [31], [628-9], [676-7], [680];
Albertus Magnus, [549];
Trithemius, [550];
philosophers and scientists, [660], [676-7];
Hubert de Burgh, [675];
Arnald of Villanova, [843];
Bernard Délicieux, [860-1];
Abano, [882], [888-90], [945-6], [978]
Achates, a gem, [143], [364], [420]
Achilles, [908]
Acorn, [850]
Adam, first man, [135-6], [154], [197], [201], [241], [292], [325], [327], [475]
Adamant, mill worked by, [243];
magnetic force of, [387], [566], [573], [817];
breakable only by blood of goat, [546], [657]
Adfar, [214], [216]
Adultery, [728]
Aerimancy or Aeromancy, [87], [320], [701-2]
Agate, [331], [364], [469], [854]
Agent, and patient, [738]
Ages of man, [154], [834], [895];
golden age, [896]
Agnus Dei, [352]
Agriculture, [6], [80], [82], [177], [470]
Agrimonia, an herb, [142]
Air, [420], [504], [579], [768], [790], [886-7];
seven regions of, [324], [392-3]
Alchemy, chaps, xlv, lxv, [80], [90], [177], [251], [433], [817];
Adelard and, [22-3];
Pseudo-Aristotle, [249], [251], [277];
Michael Scot, [319-20], [327], [333-7];
Franciscans, [335];
Grosseteste, [447], [452-3];
Vincent, [471];
Albertus Magnus, [545], [557], [562], [567-73], [588];
Aquinas, [607];
Roger Bacon, [626], [639], [651], [658], [679];
Arnald, [851], [855];
Lull, [867-8];
Abano, [906-7]
Alcohol, [219], [501], [760], [766], [782], [784ff.], [797]
Alexander the Great, [301], [64] [653-4], [786], [896-7], [908];
and see other index
Alexander IV, pope, [525]
Alexandria, [74], [83], [214], [264], [322], [761], [794]
Algebra, [89], [237]
Alive, animal from which part taken, to remain, [781]
Allegorical interpretation, of Bible, [11], [134], [207-8], [631], [648];
of nature, [131], [192], [376], [847];
in alchemy, [27], [217];
in zoology, [386], [434];
images, [899];
and see Personification, Symbolism
Alleluia year, [831]
Alliataiu, a fish, [781]
Almohades, [206]
Aloes, [698], [817]
Alphabetical order, [294ff.], [302], [406], [420], [536], [877]
Alps, [46], [133], [156]
Alsace, [425]
Altar, experiments and physicians of, [481], [752], [756]
Alum, [335]
Alvarotto, Jacopo, [946]
America, discovery of, [645], [865]
Ammonia, [573], [752]
Amorites, [322]
Amulet, [147], [209], [264], [276], [433], [769];
and see Ligatures and Suspensions
Amusements, [808]
Anaesthetics, [860], [887]
Anatomy, [130], [376], [537]
Androsimon, [276]
Anena(?), [790]
Anglo-Saxon, [67]
Animals, [31], [56-7], [231], [727];
intelligence, jealousy, remedies discovered by, [11], [35], [146], [200], [266], [423], [433], [473], [508-9], [563], [653], [908];
use of parts of, [496], [498], [761], [764], [781], [817];
and see names of individual animals
Anselm, “friend,” [784]
Ant, [243]
Ant-hill, [147]
Anthony, St. [380];
church of, in Padua, [945-6]
Antichrist, [138], [248], [460], [672], [674], [743], [842], [844], [954], [960]
Antidote, [384], [858];
and see Poison, and, in other index, Antidotarium under various medical authors
Antioch, [46], [245], [270]
Antipathy, [144], [349], [732]
Antipodes, [199], [332], [538], [885-6]
Ape, [384], [780];
eaten by sick lion, [563]
Aplanon, [41]
Apollo, [646], [908]
Apoplexy, [887]
Apothecary, [835], [872]
Apparition, [345], [358], [381], [470], [528], [559], [603], [912];
and see Spirit
Apple, [244], [506], [789]
Applied science, [81], [190], [275], [601];
Roger Bacon and, [651], [663]
Apulia, [156], [426]
Aqua ardens, see Alcohol
Arabic language and learning, [24-8], [206], [211], [310-2], [349], [449], [499], [582], [589], [640], [643-4], [647], [762], [778], [863], [888], [972]
Archaeology, [279]
Architecture, [82]
Argenteus, [226]
Ariolus, [553]
Aristologia, an herb, [794], [908]
Arithmetic, [70], [449], [790], [904]
Armenia and Armenian, [239], [262], [863]
Arms and armor, [82]
Aromatics, [350];
and see Spice, Unguent
Arrow, [344], [561]
Arsenic, [471], [573], [797]
Art, stars and, [587], [610], [673], [857]
Art, Universal, of Lull, [863], [865-7], [871-2]
Artemisia, [565]
Artery, [298], [887]
Artisan, [326], [536], [544], [651];
and see Gild
Asbestos, [242]
Asclepius, [290], [902]
Ascoli, [956], [958], [967]
Ash, reduced to, [386], [413], [433], [562], [767], [793]
Ass, [57], [145], [345], [384], [482], [767], [781], [817]
Assidios, [240-1]
Astrolabe, [21-2], [45], [68], [112], [116], [865]
Astrologia, medieval meaning of, [11], [81], [829], [890]
Astrological medicine, [6], [72], [92], [323-4], [498-9], [513], [670-1], [767], [851], [855-6], [871-2], [890], [893ff.], [957]
Astrology, chaps, [xxxviii], [xxxix], [xlii], [li], [lxii], [lxvii], [lxx], [lxxi];
also discussed by, Abelard, [5-7];
Hugh of St. Victor, [11-13];
Adelard, [40-2];
William of Conches, [55-8], [61];
Hildegard, [143], [148-54];
John of Salisbury, [164-6];
Neckam, [202-3];
Maimonides, [211-2];
Kiranides, [233-4];
Pseudo-Aristotle, [253-9], [274-8];
Pseudo-Solomon, [283];
Sworn-Book, [287];
William of Auvergne, [366-71];
Thomas of Cantimpré, [393];
Bartholomew, [416-9], [423];
Grosseteste, [445-7], [451-2];
Vincent, [467-9];
Albert, [535], [577-92];
Aquinas, [608-15];
Bacon, [638-9], [655], [658-9], [664], [668-77];
Pseudo-Albert, [730], [739], [742], [744];
Sloane MSS, [805-8];
Arnald, [855-8];
Lull, [868-72];
relation to magic, [148], [343], [556], [558], [674], [816], [857], [892];
to other divination, [148], [298ff.], [892];
to alchemy, [588];
writings against, [970];
dominance of, [973]
Astronomia, medieval meaning of, [11], [81], [319], [577], [669], [790], [829], [890]
Astronomy, of twelfth century, [70-1], [83], [198];
history of, [320-1];
defense of, [696-7];
of Dante, [826];
of Abano, [890];
of Sacrobosco, [964]
Athens, [284], [332], [428], [639], [755]
Atlantis, [895]
Atlas, the giant, and astronomy, [322], [646]
Atom, Atomic theory, etc., [61], [462], [648], [906]
Augury, [149], [319], [329], [365], [576-7], [601]
Augustinian Order, [8], [189], [882]
Authority and Authorities, attitude to, and citation of, Abelard, [6];
Adelard, [28-9];
Athelardus, [42-3];
William of Conches, [60];
Pedro Alfonso, [71];
John of Spain, [78];
Robert Kilwardby, [82];
Daniel of Morley, [172-5];
Neckam, [193-6], [199];
Cantimpré, [373], [377-80];
Bartholomew, [403-5], [422-3], [432];
Arnold of Saxony, [430-2];
Grosseteste’s Summa, [448-51];
Vincent, [461-6];
Peter of Spain, [494-6], [502];
Albert, [536], [541-2];
Aquinas, [609];
De fato, [613];
Bacon, [633-6], [647], [657], [683];
Pseudo-Albert, [727], [731-4];
Picatrix, [815-6];
Bonatti, [826-7];
Abano, [885], [910];
miscellaneous, [241], [481], [677], [710], [732]
Ave Maria, [117], [296], [952]
Averroism, [709], [863-4], [887-8]
Azure, [573]
Babylon and Babylonia, [240], [257], [357], [359]
Balaam, [318]
Balagius, a gem, [469]
Baldness, [31], [561]
Balearic Isles, [863]
Ballot, [931]
Balsam, [239], [698]
Baptism, [198], [391]
Barber, [426]
Barbo, a fish, [144]
Barcelona, [83], [207], [845], [862], [930]
Barley, [234]
Barnacle bird, [200], [464]
Basilisk, [202], [347], [361], [433], [562], [901], [905];
and cock, [201], [562]
Bat, [195], [288], [498], [736], [795], [817], [850]
Bath, [224], [227], [480], [500], [787];
Turkish, [273], [902]
Bean, [850]
Bear, [145], [767]
Beard, [834]
Beast, number of the, [672]
Beasts, wild, [16], [232]
Beatitudes, [325]
Beaver, castration of, [199], [380], [433], [513], [540], [657]
Becket, Thomas, St., [chap. xli]
Bed, taking a thing to, [142-3]
Bee, [224], [744], [780]
Beef, [147]
Beet-juice, [563]
Beetle, [790], [956]
Belt, see Girdle
Benedict XI, pope, [844], [860]
Benvenuto of Abano, [942-3]
Berkeley, Lord, [806]
Betony, [555-6]
Bezoar, animal, [210], [909];
mineral, [909-10]
Bibliographies, medieval, [88], [353-4], [403], [405], [408], [612], [693], [696], [867];
Dominican, [374], [395], [571], [599], [612], [694-5], [724], [741]
Bird, [118], [145], [224], [265], [327], [507];
edible, [147];
of prey, [484], [504];
to catch, [803];
prediction by, [160];
nest, [365], [420], [473]
Bisemum, [140]
Bishop, Richard, [50], [156]
Bitumen, [793]
Black, color used, [484], [497], [574], [780]
Black Art, [319];
and see Necromancy
Black Death, [406]
Black, Joseph, [36]
Blanche of Castile, [339]
Bleeding, [275], [324], [412], [476], [480], [804], [856], [887], [894]
Blind and Blindness, [365], [860]
Blood, human, [137], [299], [319], [504], [834];
use of, [144], [227], [320], [332], [817], [886], [909];
of animals, used, [147], [226], [232], [288], [321], [332], [386], [421-2], [433], [484], [496-8], [507], [546], [561], [563], [736], [781]
Blotches, [561]
Boar, [202]
Bohel, a spirit, [289]
Bologna, and university of, [525], [638], [795], [801], [827], [863], [879], [950], [952], [955], [967]
Bonacossi, Bordelone, [877]
Bones, used, [143], [496], [819], [899];
discussed, [886]
Boniface VIII, pope, [844], [857], [937-8]
Book and Books, Neckam’s, [203-4], [984];
trade in, [405];
of magic, [279], [284], [660], [662], [696], [701], [704], [731], [861]
Botany, [532]
Bottle, [321]
Bow, magic, [344]
Box, [231], [264], [835]
Boxwood, [506]
Boy and Boys, story of two, [275];
medieval, [410];
virtue of parts of, [336];
used in divination and other magic, [365], [586-7], [818]
Brabant, [427]
Brahmans, [378]
Brain, physiology of, [39], [48], [298-9], [408], [500], [857], [860], [886];
poison in, [907];
of animals, used, [393], [496], [555], [561], [764], [786], [817]
Bramble bush, [851]
Bread, wheaten loaf, [141]
Breastplate of high priest, [389], [399]
Bridge, [655]
Brindisi, [426]
Britain, British Isles, and Britons, [364], [428]
Brittany, [428]
Bronze, [279]
Brooch, [769]
Building materials, [427]
Bull, tamed by figtree, [202]
Bungay, Friar, [680]
Burgundy, [424]
Burial, for purposes of magic, [145], [370], [483], [736], [802]
Burned, in effigy, [946];
bones, [943-4];
at stake, [949], [952]
Burning glass, [442], [455-6], [651], [789]
Business courses, [82]
Butter, [142], [434], [505], [817], [908]
Byzantine, [38], [238], [300], [390]
Cabbage, [496-7]
Caesar, Julius, [668]
Cairo, [190], [206], [734]
Calendar, Christian, [92];
reform, [444], [631], [644]
Caliph, [390], [734]
Calixtus II, pope, [239], [241]
Camel, [362], [383], [710], [788], [902];
humps of, [145]
Camelea or Cameleon, an herb, [472]
Camphor, [142], [786]
Can Grande, [933]
Candelabrum, [699]
Candle, magic, [231], [280], [345], [561], [736-7], [782], [786ff.], [793], [800]
Candlestick, seven-branched, [370]
Canonization, [127-8], [612]
Cap, [145]
Carbuncle, [236], [565]
Carnelian, [388]
Cask, [263]
Casket, [224], [227], [860]
Castle, [832], [838], [843-4];
magic, [346]
Castration, [506];
and see Beaver
Casziel (or Cassiel), a spirit, [289], [900]
Cat, [781], [964]
Catalan, [chap. lxviii], [862], [867], [873]
Cataract, [563]
Cauldron, [279]
Cauterization, [856]
Censorship, [805], [851], [950]
Ceremonial, in magic and medicine, [141ff.], [344], [482-3], [496], [801], [818-9], [904]
Ceruse, [573]
Chaldean, [92], [162], [208], [270], [286], [298], [349], [423], [449], [863]
Cham, see Ham
Chance, experience, [499], [854];
and fate, [212], [830-1]
Channel, English, [190]
Characters, [227], [279], [351], [552], [556], [603], [608], [622], [659], [661], [663], [669], [731-2], [802], [820], [848-50]
Charcoal, [689], [737]
Chariot, scythe-bearing, [654]
Charlemagne, [241]
Charles V, king of France, [256], [405], [695], [801]
Charles of Anjou, king of Naples, [460], [757], [795]
Charles of Calabria, duke of Florence, [953], [967]
Chartres, [52], [100], [155]
Chastity, [242], [364], [388], [470], [817];
and see Virgin
Cheese, [434], [507]
Chelidonia, see Swallow-wort
Chelidonius, [420-1]
Chemical and Chemistry, [chap. lxv], [38], [484], [500], [566], [573], [906]
Chess, [835]
Chestnut, [786]
Chick, to make dance, [736]
Chicken meat, [502-3]
Child-birth, [135], [144], [316], [329], [376], [470], [482], [493], [586], [767], [851];
formation of foetus, [418], [469], [484], [700], [744], [876], [957];
born after eight months, dies, [329], [904];
monstrous birth, [745]
Chimaera, [138], [537]
Chinese dictionary, [448]
Chiromancy, [166-7], [266], [329], [331], [575], [606], [701-2], [804], [890]
Christ, [299], [327], [965];
birth of, and astrology, [105], [148ff.], [371], [452], [579], [590-1], [672-3], [676], [703], [896-7], [953-4], [960-1];
and astrological elections, [831];
effect of birth of on magic, [236], [607];
power of name of, [483];
child, [611]
Christian and Christianity, [216], [244], [649], [672], [678], [891], [896];
and see Magic, Religion, Theology
Chronology, [92], [648], [897-8]
Church fathers, [174], [589], [635], [848-9]
Churl and Bird, tale of, [73]
Cicada, [541]
Cinnamon, [472]
Cipher, [335], [688], [788]
Circe, [719]
Circle, magic, [227], [288], [321], [343], [345], [664], [669], [912];
in Lull’s Art, [865-6]
Circumcision, [834]
Cistercian, [458]
Cithara, [44-5]
Citron, [544]
City, fortune of, predicted, [331], [832], [838], [954-5]
Claretum, a drink, [434]
Classical heritage, [51], [157], [191]
Classification of the sciences, [10-11], [79-82], [475], [630], [681]
Clement IV, pope, [256], [458], [597], [622-8]
Clement V, pope, [207], [842-6], [938]
Clergy, interest of, in divination, [121], [170], [832], [836];
as translators, [230];
attacked, [306], [844];
regular, [628], [759]
Cloak, virtue of, [35], [160]
Clock, see Time
Clothing, [82], [352], [391], [428], [818];
incombustible, [242];
and see the names of individual garments
Coal, [420];
soot, [793]
Cock, [201], [383], [498], [781], [819], [850];
cock-crow, [263]
Cold, the disease, [761]
Colic, [887]
Cologne, [523], [525-6], [544-5], [595ff.], [638]
Color and Colors, discussed, [42], [434], [793], [804];
making of, and experiments with, [787-8], [799-800], [806];
in magic, [288], [729]
Combustible compounds, see Candle
Comet, [7], [58], [320], [371], [446-8], [452-3], [459], [469], [524], [583], [701], [961]
Commune, [932], 9[41ff.]
Compass, mariner’s, [31], [190], [199], [324], [387-8], [430], [621], [864]
Compass, points of, observed, [140], [287], [343], [801], [819], [837], [964]
Complexion, meaning physical constitution, [670], [886], [894], [896]
Compostela, [488], [499]
Compotus or Computus, [444], [644], [804]
Compounds, medicinal, magical, etc., [480-2], [504], [508], [755], [769], [805], [817], [854]
Conception, to aid, [730];
to prevent, [470], [736], [744], [763];
and the stars, [152], [316], [328-9], [876]
Confederate, used in magic, [661], [669]
Confessional, [742], [835]
Conjunction, astrological, [146], [255], [583], [672], [872], [888], [896-7], [956], [960]
Conjuration, see Incantation, and Spirit, invocation of
Consecration, of bells, books, gems, spirits, etc., [chap. xlix], [243], [321], [353], [470], [556], [567]
Constantine the Great, emperor, [729]
Constantinople, [190], [230], [313], [638], [877]
Constantius of Abano, [876]
Constipation, [768]
Consumption, [887]
Contingent event, [12], [516], [559], [605]
Contrary, cure by, [887]
Cooking recipes, [799], [802]
Copper, [545]
Copprea, [143]
Coptic, [214]
Copyists, use of, and mistakes and frauds by, [171], [225], [297], [301], [427-8], [458], [464], [625-7], [742], [779], [909], [938]
Coral, [470], [853-4]
Cordova, [22], [205], [310]
Cormorant, [473]
Cornu cerastis, [242]
Corpse, [32], [39], [192], [482], [496], [556], [762], [767], [782], [851];
and see Necromancy, Resurrection
Cotton, [561], [819]
Cow, [57-8], [412], [729], [778], [780], [854]
Crab, [362], [413]
Crane, [144]
Crape, [737]
Creation, [58-61], [175], [181], [288], [317], [439], [461], [869], [962]
Credulity and Scepticism, of Pedro Alfonso, [72];
John of Salisbury, [157];
Neckam, [199-200];
Maimonides, [208];
Michael Scot, [315];
of medical men concerning spirits, [359], [369], [889];
Cantimpré, [380-1];
Bartholomew, [433];
Vincent, [464-6];
Albert, [464], [539], [543-6], [562], [566];
Frederick II, [465];
William of Auvergne, [349], [358], [360-3];
Gilbert of England, [480-1];
Aristotle, [576];
Bacon, [656-7];
Pseudo-Albert, [731], [734];
Abano, [889], [903];
other medieval, [116], [234], [238], [276], [513], [795], [804], [806], [856-7], [969-70];
modern, [236]
Critical days, [893]
Criticism dreaded, [159], [634ff.], [640], [643]
Cross, sign of, [141], [143], [288], [321], [381], [467], [470], [483], [528], [608], [848], [850];
wood of, [549];
in form of, [860];
magic, [790]
Crow, [193], [413], [496], [729], [791];
white, [793]
Crusades, [239], [525], [845], [863]
Crystal, [800], [808], [889]
Cucumber, [834]
Cummin seed, [148]
Cyme, [231]
Dacdel, a spirit, [289]
Daily life, medieval, [406]
Danube, [525], [541]
Darius, [896]
Date, of life or works of, Adelard, [chap. xxxvi], [app. i;]
William of Conches, [50-2];
John of Spain, [74ff.];
Hildegard, [127-8];
Michael Scot, [310-11];
Sacrobosco, [332];
Cantimpré and Bartholomew, [373-4], [402-3];
Grosseteste, [438];
Witelo, [456];
Vincent, [458-61];
Gilbert of England, [478];
John of St. Amand, [510];
Albert and Aquinas, [461], [522ff.], 594ff.;
Roger Bacon, [619ff.], [628-30];
Picatrix, [813];
Abano, [876], [880], [933-5];
of introduction of Aristotle, [194-5], [312-3], [708];
of Sompniale dilucidarium Pharaonis, [296];
of Speculum astronomiae, [707-9]
Day and Days, observance of, [42], [116], [150], [283], [296], [301], [319], [420];
length of, [185]
Deafness, [145-6]
Death, time of, [887]
Decans, [118], [221]
Deer (including Doeskin, Roebuck, Stag), [144], [148], [210], [496], [508]
Degree, medical, [504]
Delphic oracle, [167]
Desert, spirits in, [43], [344], [357];
writings in, [43], [399-400]
Design, argument from, [30]
Desire, as a factor in magic, [665]
Devil, [6], [134], [138], [208], [284], [318];
and see Spirit
Dew, [144], [324]
Diacodos, a stone, [556]
Diadochos, a stone, [556]
Diagram, [116], [249], [282-3], [323], [627], [648], [790-1], [865], [867]
Dialectic, [24], [29], [70], [88], [734], [789]
Dialogue, [23], [50]
Diarrhoea, [513], [793]
Dice, [158]
Dictionary, [448], [458]
Diet, [82], [201], [273], [300], [383], [480], [500], [546], [560], [818], [887]
Digestion, [145], [880];
effect on dreams, [330]
Dinner, [411], [833], [887]
Dioptra, [112]
Diplomacy, [843]
Direction, observed, [231], [698];
and see Compass, points of
Disc, [279]
Disease, [126], [480];
magic transfer of, [499], [852];
and see Spirit, Woman
Dispensation, [311-12]
Divination, [chap. xxxix], [72], [286], [835], [902];
and magic, [319], [559];
by demons, [358], [407];
natural, [154], [168], [212], [349], [605];
by opening Psalter, [295-6];
by eating parts of animals, [497-8], [658];
by polished surfaces, [158-9], [168], [320], [354], [364-5], [964];
by shoulder blades, [86];
by lots, numbers, names, [277], [319];
from clouds, [320];
from Kalends, [326];
forbidden varieties of, [814], [848];
other varieties, [14], [81], [158];
and see Dream, Liver, Moon, Sieve, Thunder; also Aerimancy, Augury Chiromancy, Geomancy, Hydromancy, Lot-casting, Pyromancy, etc.
Divining-rod, [557]
Dog, [348], [385], [762];
to keep from barking, [729], [821];
to cause to follow you, [787];
use of parts of, [209], [332], [496-7], [500], [562-4], [574], [736], [788], [803];
mad, [210], [413], [563], [762]
Dog-days, [252], [484], [856]
Dolphin, [423], [505], [768]
Domestic science, [409], [503ff.]
Dominicans, [305], [339], [374], [453], [525], [594ff.], [629], [832-3], [843-4], [945];
and see Bibliographies
Door, used in magic, [603];
affected by magic, [287], [558], [729], [744]
Dove, [15], [321], [507], [539]
Dragon, [236], [262ff.], [352], [380], [737];
use of, [242];
combat with elephant, [562];
flying, [242], [433], [562], [657-8], [668];
the constellation, [418], [967]
Dreams, and interpretation of, [chap. l], [40], [272], [276], [487], [605], [708], [710], [728], [902];
Hildegard on, [154];
John of Salisbury, [161-4];
Michael Scot, [319], [326], [330];
Bartholomew, [412];
Vincent, [467];
Albert, [558-9], [575-7];
Arnald, [845], [847];
Cecco, [955-6], [958]
Dreaming-places, [290]
Dromedary, [318]
Dropsy, [470], [473], [485], [588]
Drugs, [766], [769], [817]
Drum, [603], [819]
Duck, [147], [909]
Dung, [209], [232], [496], [561], [728], [850], [909]
Dyes, [573], [787], [806]
Eagle, [195], [242], [301], [364], [420], [473], [487], [541], [544], [761], [854]
Ear, [505]
Earache, [761]
Earth, sphericity of the, [35], [439-40], [864];
virtue of, [140], [142], [147-8], [801-2];
not allowing things to touch the ground, [421]
Earthquake, [294]
Ear-wax, [561], [736], [817]
Earwig, [761]
Eccentric, of planet, [176], [444], [446], [672]
Ecclesiastical elections, [606];
offices, [833]
Echeneis or Echinus, [361], [379]
Echo, [789]
Eclipse, [68], [151], [223], [294], [325], [603], [804], [897];
during Christ’s passion, [160], [371], [961]
Economics, [11], [426]
Eden, Garden of, see Paradise
Editions, especially early printed, William of Conches, [53], [63];
Daniel Morley, [172-3];
Neckam, [189], [191];
Morienus, [215];
Prester John, [239];
Pseudo-Aristotle, [248], [267-8];
Artemidorus, [290-1];
Dream-Books of Daniel and Joseph, [294];
Morale Sompnium Pharaonis, [296];
Michael Scot, [307-8], [333];
William of Auvergne, [338];
Bartholomew, [401-3];
Vincent, [457];
Thesaurus pauperum, [490-1];
John of St. Amand, [510];
Aquinas, [594], [598];
Bacon, [617-8], [679];
Pseudo-Albert, [571], [721], [735], [737], [739];
Bonatti, [826];
Arnald, [846], [853];
Lull, [862];
Abano, [875], [882], [917-26], [935];
Abraham Aben Ezra, [927-8]
Education, as experienced or discussed by, Hugh of St. Victor, [8-10];
Adelard, [20-24];
William of Conches, [50-55], [61];
Gerard of Cremona, [87-9];
John of Salisbury, [155ff.];
Daniel Morley, [172-4];
Neckam, [188-90];
Cantimpré, [374];
Bartholomew, [403];
Grosseteste, [437-8];
Vincent, [458];
Gilbert, [481];
Peter of Spain, [488-90];
Albert, [522-6];
Aquinas, [595-8], [601-2];
Bacon, [619-21], [627], [630ff.], [640-2];
Peckham, [629];
Arnald, [843], [847];
Lull, [863];
Abano, [876-7], [879];
Cecco, [950], [952], [954]
Edward I, king of England, [309], [483], [909]
Eel, [541]
Egg, [886-7]
Egypt, [42], [83], [162], [174], [190], [216], [293], [300], [349], [449], [755], [831]
Egyptian Days, [420], [469], [484], [856]
Elder tree, [563]
Elections, astrological, [148], [183-4], [186], [255], [325], [390], [587], [673-4], [700], [831], [833-4];
and see Ecclesiastical
Electricity, [906]
Elements, [41-2], [56-7], [131], [136], [175-6], [242], [253], [275], [332], [334], [341], [360], [394], [420], [447], [462], [480], [564], [580], [594], [830], [836], [871], [886], [906];
not found pure, [34], [53], [175], [231];
harmony of, [671]
Elephant, [403], [562], [646]
Elijah, [801]
Elysium, [12]
Ematites, a gem, [908]
Embassies, [238], [293], [843]
Emerald, [143], [210], [236], [239], [363], [546-7], [553], [853], [908], [937]
Empiricism, [209-10], [362], [482], [538], [657]
Encyclopedias, medieval, chaps. [liii], [liv], [lvi], [193], [315];
modern, [382-5]
Endor, witch of, [167]
England and English, chaps. [xxxvi], [xli], [xlii], [xliii], [liv], [156], [375], [428], [619-20], [788], [799-800], [802-3], [811]
Ephialtes, [360]
Epicurean, [61], [165], [582]
Epidaurus, [290]
Epilepsy, [143], [145-7], [151], [209], [349], [413], [470], [496-7], [515], [847-8], [904]
Epitaph, [522], [913], [934]
Error, causes of, [630-1], [636], [681]
Errors, lists of condemned, [355], [571], [694], [707-12], [869-71], [882-3]
Esau, see Jacob and
Eschinus, see Echineis
Esculapides, [269]
Ethics, [630-1]
Ethiopia and Ethiopic, [433], [562], [592], [656-7]
Etruscan, [11]
Etymology, [192], [315], [481], [572]
Eucharist, [549], [649], [903]
Eugenics, [151], [587]
Eugenius III, pope, [126]
Eunuch, [737]
Euphrates, [265]
Evangelists, four, [160]
Eve, first woman, [60], [474-5]
Excrement, human, [484]
Exercise, physical, [409], [887]
Exorcism, [168], [227], [320], [352], [359], [365], [439], [699], [892], [912]
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]