[61] J. Fernelli, “Opera Universa Medicina,” liber II, chapter 16.
[62] Ambroise Pare, “Oeuvres,” ninth edition, Lyons, 1633, p. 780.
[63] Read the works of Jean Wier in the Bibliotheque Diabolique, with the commentaries of Bourneville thereon. These books have for a title “Histoires disputes et discours des illusions et impostures des diables, des magiciens infames, sorcieres et empoisonneurs, des ensorcelez et demoniaques et de la guerizon d’iceux.” Two splendidly edited volumes. Delahaye & Co., publishers.
[64] J. Weir: “De præstigiis dæmonum et incantationibus.”
[65] Capeifuge.
[66] Monstrellet, Chroniques, liber, III.
[67] Jacques Duclerc, Memoires, liber IV., cap. IV.
[68] We find proof of this fact in the works of Gautier Coinsi, who wrote on “magicians” as early as 1219, He gave such sorcerers the name tresgetteres.
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