A History of Magic and Experimental Science, Volume 1 (of 2) / During the First Thirteen Centuries of Our Era - Lynn Thorndike

All things will turn out prosperously for me here and everywhere:—

This is the favorable horoscope of all Christ’s followers.”

GENERAL INDEX

Names of men of learning will be found for the most part in the bibliographical index.

Aaron, [357], [379], [464], [507]
Abacus, [698], [704]
Abbreviation, [135], [500], [624]
Abdomen, diseases of, [577]
Abimelech, [399]
Abortion, [61], [94]
Abraham the patriarch, astrology and science of [350], [353], [355], [411], [703];
magic use of name of, [437], [449], [726]
Abraxas, [371], [379]
Abrotonum, an herb, [495]
Abscess, [93]
Abstinence from animal food, [295], [308], [314]
Academy, the, [268], [270], [602]
Accusation of magic against, Galen, [125], [165]-7;
alchemists, [194];
Apuleius, [222], [232]-40;
Apollonius of Tyana, [246];
the emperor Julian, [318];
Jews, [337], [436]-9;
Christ and Christians, [337], [383], [395]-6, [415], [424], [433], [436]-9, [463], [465], [505];
pagans, [415];
philosophers, [416];
heretics, [415], [424];
Origen, [461];
Priscillian, [380]-1, [519]-20;
Libanius, [538];
Bede, [635];
Gerbert, [704]-5;
Constantinus Africanus, [744], [755];
Dunstan, [773]
Achilles, ghost of, [264];
master of, [597]
Aconite, [74], [171]
Acorn, [740]
Acoustics, [185]
Acron, [56]
Adalbert, bishop of Bremen, [773]
Adam, first man, [681]
Adamant, [81], [294], [636];
swords of, [253], [258];
breakable by goat’s blood, [56], [85], [511], [588], [779];
by lead, [657]
Adder, [279], [721]
Adonai, [365], [367], [451], [583], [726]
Adrianaion, [434]
Adultery, discovery of, [364], [644]
Advertising, [186]
Aeetes, [329]
Aegina, [86], [301]
Aelian, a consul, [262]
Aemilianus, [224]
Aeon, [363]-4, [378], [383], [411]
Aerimancy or Aeromancy, [344], [629]
Aesculapius, shrine of, [283], [329], [379];
and see other index
Aetites, a gem, [257], [329], [330], [581], [777]
Affroselinum, [765]
Agate, [294], [721]
Agathodaemon, [173], [292], [379], [587], [661];
and see other index
Aglaides, [431]
Aglaonice, [203]
Agnus castus, an herb, [756]
Agnus Dei, [737]
Agricultural magic, [21], [70], [79]-80, [93]-4, [216], [219], [294], [604]-5, [626]
Ague, [536]
Air, importance of pure, [142], [151];
pressure of, [188];
experiments with, [190]-2;
and continuity of universe, [206];
star in, [478]
Albicerius, [518]
Alchemy, Egyptian, [12]-3;
Greek, [59], [131], [193]-200, [320], [544]-5, [764];
Pliny, [81], [193];
Arabic and Latin, chap. xxxiii, [368], [398], [649], [663]-4, [669]-70, [697], [757], [773]
Alcmaeon, [324]
Alcohol, [468], [765]
Alcoholism, [253]
Alexander the Great, chap. xxiv, [186], [496], [602];
and see other index
Alexander of Abonutichus, [277]-8
Alexander V, pope, [106]
Alexandria, as a center of ancient learning, [27], [39], [48], [105], [109], [123], [145], [187], [224], [291], [318], [348], [449], [541], [552], [763];
dissection at, [147];
measures of, [144];
relations with India, [245];
in the
pseudo-Clementine Homilies, [404], [408]
Alexandrina, golden, [739]
Alexandrinus Olympius, [300]
Alive, taken from, [580], [591];
burned, see Crab
Allectory, a gem, [779]
Allegory and allegorical interpretation, in alchemy, [195]-8;
of the Bible, [350], [479], [484], [633];
in zoology, [396], [500], [502];
miscellaneous, [545], [626];
and see Symbolism
Almanac, [318]
Almond, [78]
Aloaeus, see Eloeus
Alphabet in magic and divination, [197], [370], [380], [592], [664], [711];
and see Vowel
Alphabetical order, [166], [176], [606], [610]
Alpheus, river, [102]
Altar, [80], [239], [295], [378]
Alum, [765]
Amazons, [114], [564], [603]
Ambassador, see Embassy
Amber, [49], [213]
American Indians, [16]-17
Amiantus, a gem, [81], [213]
Ammon, the god, [546], [553], [561]-2
Ammon (or, Hammon), King of Egypt, [291]
Ammonia, [571]
Amnael, an angel, [195]
Amor aquae, [764]
Amulet, Egyptian, [10];
in Pliny, [70], [77], [81], [85], [87], [89], [92];
in Galen, [166], [172]-3, [176];
in Plutarch, [204], [294];
Gnostic, [380];
Aristotle represented as an adept in, [563];
post-classical and early medieval medicine, [572], [580], [755];
Arabic, [655]-6;
and see Ligatures and suspensions
Amusements, ancient, [137], [486]
Anaesthetics, [142], [626]
Anastasius, Pope, [461]
Anatomy, of Galen, [145]-51;
Empirics hostile to, [157];
of Rasis, [668]
Andrew, St., legend of, [435]
Andronicus, the prefect, [542]
Anemone, [65]
Angel, see Spirit
Angitia, [329]
Anglo-Saxon, manuscripts, chap. xxix, [597], [612]-3;
medicine, chap. xxxi
Angobatae, [188]
Animal, incapable of magic, [4];
in early Greek religion, [23];
habits, intelligence, jealousy, and remedies employed by, [26], [57], [73]-5, [217]-8, [254], chap. xii, [460], [490], [574], [626];
use of parts of, [11], [20], [67]-70, [75]-6, [87], [133], [167], [229], [587], [606], [721], [740], [755], [766];
living in fire, [240];
sacred, [311];
minute, [275];
in art, [502];
breeding and horoscopes of, [516];
and see Abstinence from animal food, Gods, Language, Sculpture, Transformation, and the names of individual animals
Anise, [229]
Annacus, king, [340]
Annunciation, [263]
Anonymity, [133], [728]
Ant, [71]-2, [75], [81], [98], [329], [331];
Indian, [636]
Anthemius of Tralles, [575]
Anthropology, [300]
Anthropos, Gnostic, [380]
Antichrist, [417]
Antidote, [130], [154], [253], [441], [494]
Antimony, [735]
Antioch, [254], [296], [404], [421], [428], [431], [472], [662], [747]
Antipathy, [84], [173], [213], [217], [219], [239], [581], [605]
Antiphon, an interpreter of omens, [562]
Antipodes, [219], [480]-1
Antiscia, [537]
Anubion, [420]
Ape, [148], [256];
and see Cynocephalus
Apelles the painter, [55]
Apollo, [23], [93], [212], [253], [294], [317], [326], [371], [429], [735]
Apollobeches, [58]
Apollonius of Tyana, chap. viii, [165], [244], [288], [295], [390], [435], [465]
Apoplexy, [536]
Apothecary, [84], [129]
Apparatus, magical, [28], [190];
and see Magic, materials
Apparition, [66], [68], [204], [208], [215], [437]-8, [455], [496], [509]-10, [779];
and see Spirit
Appion, [419]-20;
and see Apion in other index
Appius, friend of Cicero, [270]
Applied science, ancient, chap. v, [408];
early medieval, chap. xxxiii
Aquila, disciple of Peter, chap. xvii
Aquileia, [124]
Arab, Arabia, and Arabic, early poetry, [6];
drugs and spices from, [84], [129], [765];
Apollonius of Tyana in, [261], [295];
magic of, [280];
home of the Magi, [476];
learning, [31], [159], [174], [189], [578], chaps. xxviii, xxx, xxxii;
and see Middle Ages, Translations
Arcadia, [214], [249], [283]
Archiater, [125], [161], [536]
Architecture, [122], chap. v
Archon, see Spirit
Arcturus, [331], [636]
Arena, [133], [147];
and see Gladiator
Areobindus, a consul, [607]
Arethusa, [102]
Argemon, an herb, [79]
Ariolus, [629]
Aristochia, an herb, [615]
Arithmetic, [126], [319], [619], [628], [704]
Armenian, [351], [374], [497], [554]
Arms and armor, [344]
Aromatics, [311];
and see Spice, Unguent
Arrow, extracted, [756];
poisoned, [767]
Art and the Arts, magic and, [6], [28];
standards of, [187], [407];
early medieval, chap. xxxiii;
and see Artisan and the names of various arts
Artemis Tauropolos, [429]
Artemisia, [89]
Artery, [147]
Artisan, [482], [486]
Aruspex, see Haruspex
Asbestos, [213]-4, [434]
Ascension, of Romulus, [274];
of Simon Magus, [422]
Ascetic, see Monasticism
Asclepius, a god, [253], [277], [546], [735];
and see other index
Ash, tree, [86]
Ashes, reduced to, [68], [80], [91], [170], [571]-4, [581], [586]-8, [590], [721]
Ashthroat, an herb, [722]
Asp, [57], [85], [324], [494], [571], [580], [587], [626]
Asparagus, [599]
Asphalt, [132], [574]
Asphodel, [88]
Ass, [76], [88], [230], [275], [326], [367], [734], [740]
Assurbanipal, [15], [27]
Assyria, magic of, [11], [15]-20, [58], [295], [629];
bibliography, [33]-5
Astanphaeus, [365], [367]
Asthma, [76]
Astral theology, [15], [17], [360]-1;
and see Astrology, Star
Astrolabe, [115], [501], [542], [559], chap. xxx, [728]
Astrological medicine, [179], [575], [633], [738]
Astrology, chaps, iii, ix, xi, xv, xxix, xxx;
also, Egyptian, [13]-4;
Sumerian or Chaldean, [15]-7,
and see Chaldean;
Greek, [22], [25]-6;
Pliny, [91], [94]-7;
popular Roman, [127], [285];
Galen, [127], [166], [178];
Greek philosophy and, [180]-1;
Vitruvius, [184]-5, [187];
Hero, [193];
alchemy and, [197];
Plutarch, [207], [209];
Apuleius, [231], [239]-40;
Brahmans, [253];
Lucian, [282]-3;
Nechepso, Petosiris, and Manetho, [292]-3;
Solinus, [330];
Horapollo, [333];
Hermes, [290]-2;
Enoch, [340]-1;
Philo Judaeus and Jewish, [353]-6;
Pseudo-Clement, [410]-3;
church fathers, [444], [455]-8, [464], [466], [471]-5, [492];
Augustine, [513]-21;
Firmicus, [529]-38;
Pseudo-Quintilian, [540];
Synesius, [543];
Nectanebus, [560]-3;
Alexander of Tralles, [583];
Herbarium of Apuleius, [598];
Geoponica, [604]-5;
Boethius, [621]-2;
Isidore, [632]-3;
Arabic, [644]-52, [661]-6, [670];
Salernitan, [738];
Constantinus Africanus, [756];
Marbod, [781]-2;
alchemy and, [763];
magic and, [300], [432], [464], [538], [540];
and see Christ, birth of; Image; Magi; Planet; Star
Astronomy, of Egypt, [13], [542], [545], [559];
Tigris-Euphrates, [15]-6, [34];
India, [31];
Greek, [31]-2;
benefits of, [47], [96];
of Ptolemy, [105], [107];
and architecture, [122], [185];
history of, [366], [707];
miscellaneous, [219], [395], [520], [536], [663], [704]
Atavism, [141]
Atheism, [234]
Athens, [28], [95], [142], [217], [230], [249], [429];
as center of learning, [135], [200], [222], [242], [269], [277], [538], [541], [602]
Athlete, [186], [248], [486]
Atlas, Mt., [54]
Atom, Atomic theory, Atomism, [140], [169], [178], [205], [408]
Attalus, king of Pergamum, [135], [171]
Attalus III, [236]
Augury, in Assyria, [17];
Rome, [95];
Seneca, [103];
Galen, [171];
denied
by Atomists, [178];
accepted by Stoics, [180];
Neo-Platonists, [315];
Jews and early Christians on, [352], [458]-9, [466], [511], [513], [534], [630];
miscellaneous, [560], [629], [673], [705]
Auspices, [430], [629]
Authority and Authorities, attitude to, citation by, Pliny, [46], [49], [75];
Ptolemy, [107];
Galen, [118], [152]-8, [167];
Vitruvius, [186]-7;
Zosimus, [198];
bogus, [215];
Cicero, [270];
Solinus, [327]-8;
Hippolytus, [469];
Firmicus, [537];
Aëtius, [570];
Marcellus, [585]-6;
medieval freedom with, [611];
Macer, [614];
Isidore, [624]-5;
Petrocellus, [734];
miscellaneous, [32], [215], [778]
Automaton, [188], [192], [230], [440]
Axle-grease, [92]
Baal, priest of, [386]
Babel, [453]
Babylon and Babylonia, [11], [14]-21, [23]-4, [31], [33]-5, [95], [97], [227], [239], [247]-8, [266], [283], [360]-1, [376], [383]-4, [414], [527], [537], [652], [661], [744]
Bagdad, [661]-2, [667], [744], [762]
Balaam, prophet or magician? [267], [352]-3, [385], [445]-8, [459];
and the Magi, [385], [444], [474], [479], [519]
Balach or Balak, [447]
Baldness, [536]
Balis, an herb, [75]
Balsam, [392], [738]
Baptism, [368], [373], [405], [408], [432]
Barbarians, [148], [376], [445], [449], [619], [638]
Barbarossa, see Frederick I
Barber, [229]
Barcelona, [699]
Barefoot, [599]
Barley, [88];
water, [143]
Baroptenus, a gem, [81]
Barrocus, an herb, [615]
Basilica at Fano, [187]
Basilides, the heretic, [372]
Basilisk, [67], [70], [75], [169], [494], [573], [603], [626], [636];
and cock, [324], [771]
Basilius the magician, [639]
Basin, [560]
Bat, [68]-9, [159], [331], [587]
Bath, [142]-3, [281], [587], [676], [729];
public, [140], [295], [434]-5;
sea, [231]-2, [405]
Battle predicted, [275]
Bayeux Tapestry, [502], [675]
Bean, [591]
Bear, [75], [92], [219], [367], [490];
licks
cubs into shape, [168], [177], [331];
constellation of the, [179]
Beard, [416]
Beast, name of the, [582]
Beasts, wild, [216], [229], [564], [669];
dealers in, [133]
Beauty, [300], [486]
Beaver, [502], [636];
castration of, [231], [332], [574]
Bed-bug, [68], [85], [89], [175]
Bee, [76], [85], [219], [615], [636], [721];
and see Honey
Beech tree, [213]
Beetle, [81], [219], [581]
Behbit el-Hagar, [559]
Behemoth, [346]-7, [367]
Bektanis, [559]
Bell, church, [722]
Bellerophon, [282]
Bell’s palsy, [738]
Belt, see Girdle
Bemarchius, rival of Libanius, [538]
Berenice, [463], [558]
Beryl, [780]
Bethlehem, star of, see Christ, birth of; Magi, who came to Christ child
Betony, [77], [86], [737]
Bibliography, of Pliny, [46], [215];
Isidore, [623];
Peter the Deacon, [746]
Bile, [171], [177]
Bird, [73], [78], [80], [201], [218], [236], [325], [460], [544];
rite of strangling, [301];
mechanical, [192], [266];
and see Augury and the names of individual birds
Birth-control, [94]
Birth-mark, [713]
Bishop, [542]
Bishopwort, [722]
Bitumen, [571], [574], [603]
Bituminous trefoil, [175]
Black, [68], [175], [582], [591]
Bladder, [536], [599], [769]
Bleeding, [75], [125], [141]-2, [162], [177], [576], [676], [679], [681], [684]-5, [688], [724], [728], [735], [737]-8
Blind, [536], [590]
Blood, miraculous, [231];
human, use of, [61], [102], [175], [227], [581], [603], [629], [721];
human, and the moon, [98], [146], [391];
circulation of, [409], [430];
of various animals used, [86]-7, [89], [131], [159], [166], [175], [587], [590], [727], [729], [737], [766]-7;
and see Adamant, Bleeding, Hemorrhage
Blotch, [640]
Boar, [69], [92], [580], [599]
Boëthus, [134]
Boil, [88]
Bones, stuck in throat, [71], [583];
number in body, [372];
prehistoric, [407];
use of, [573], [583], [656]
Book, trade in Roman empire, [134]-5;
magic, [432], [435], [472], [505], [705];
loss of, [752]
Bordeaux, [568]
Borellus, duke, [704]
Botany, [20], [65], [129], [343], [463];
and see Herb
Box, [229], [250]
Boy, in divination and magic, [81], [239], [249], [416]-9, [463];
and peony, [173]
Bracelet, [81], [89]
Brahmans, [248]-54, [258], [266], [376], [407], [410], [412], [450]-1, [556], [564]
Brain, center of nervous system, [145]-6;
cavities of, [659]-60, [735];
inflammation of, [536];
of various animals used, see names of individual animals
Bread, [89], [424];
blessing and breaking, [727]
Breastplate of high priest, [495]
Breath and breathing, [134], [146], [207], [658]
Brindisi, [764]
Britain and Briton, [59], [141], [206]-7, [376], [489]
Bronze, [764]
Buddha, [251]
Bugloss, viper’s, an herb, [722]
Buglossa, an herb, [615]
Bull, [79], [86], [168], [261], [367], [599], [765]-6;
tamed by fig-tree, [77], [213], [332], [626]
Bulrush, [92]
Buprestis, [77], [494]
Burial, magic, [69]-70, [80], [88], [662], [666];
alive, [421]
Burned to death, [433], [571], [639]
Business, [97], [107], [128], [248], [666];
early Christian attitude to, [494]
Butter, [154], [721]-2
Byzantine, [189], [194]-5, [323], [398], [482], [555], [569], [607], [732], [745], [761]-2
Cabbage, [86], [175]
Cabbala, [7], [365]
Caesarea, [404]-6
Cairo, [8]
Calchas, [271]
Calculus, [536]
Calendar, [13]-4, [327], [345], [676], [686], [712]
Calf, [150], [571]
Caligula, emperor, [193], [349]
Caliph, [607], [653], [670], [745]
Camaleon, [600];
and see Chameleon
Camel, [396], [636]
Campus Martius, [424]-5
Canal, Isthmian, [262]
Candelabrum, [380]
Candle, magic, [87], [380], [385], [469]
Candlestick, seven-branched, [385], [676]
Cannibal, [61]-2, [573]
Canute, king, [351]
Carolingian, [616], [635]
Carpenter, [393]
Carpesium, a drug, [132]
Carpocrates, a heretic, [371]
Cart rut, [81], [88]-91, [721]
Carthage, [222], [269], [553], [744]
Carton, [129]
Carystus, [213]
Cask, [767]-8
Caspian Sea, [489]
Castoria, [739]
Cat, [68], [636]
Cataract, in eye, [175], [729]
Catarrh, [82], [88]-9, [142], [176]
Caterpillar, [80]
Cathedral, [501]-2, [761]
Catochites, a gem, [330]
Caul of an ox, [469]
Cauldron, [468]
Cauterization, [536], [723]
Cecrops, [415]
Cedar, [20]
Celidonius, see Swallow-stone
Celt and Celtic, [245], [567]-8, [722], [732]
Cemetery, [434]
Cenchrea, [136]
Centaur, [603];
and see Chiron in other index
Centipede, [76], [494], [587]
Cerberus, [280]
Ceremonial, Egypt, [10];
Assyria, [18], [20];
Pliny, [64], [69], [71], [77]-82, [90];
Apuleius, [230], [235];
Orphic, [295];
rite of strangling birds, [301];
Gnostic, [378];
Marcellus, [590]-2;
Arabic, [663];
medieval medicine, [726];
and see Herb, plucking of; Spirit, invocation of; etc.
Chalcite, [132]
Chaldean (mostly mere mentions of), [16]-7, [98], [102], [185], [201], [230], [239], [250], [253], [272]-4, [279], [281], [287], [316], [323], [353], [375]-6, [380], [399], [430],
444, [456], [469], [476], [479], [519], [560], [632], [703], [711], [744]
Chalkydri, [347]
Cham, see Ham
Chameleon, [62], [175], [581]
Chance, experience, [36], [75], [156], [172], [754];
and fate, [210]
Chaplet, [295]
Characters, magic use of, [229], [257], [314], [317], [512], [579], [592]-3, [604], [630], [645], [654], [724]-30
Charicles, [232]
Chariot, [423]
Charlatan, [668]-9;
and see Old-wives
Charlemagne, [214], [556], [672], [764]
Charon, [277]
Chastisements, [204]
Chastity, [78], [81], [83], [204], [216], [295], [308], [326], [564], [581], [588], [590], [599], [799]-80;
and see Virgin
Cheese, [142], [325], [509]
Chelidonia and Chelidonius, see Swallow-wort and Swallow-stone
Chelonitis, a gem, [780]
Chemical and Chemistry, [132]-40, [467]-9;
and see Alchemy
Chick, [76], [754], [771];
Aristotle on embryology of, [30], [146]
Chickpea, [88]
Child-bearing and Child-birth, [76], [78], [84], [87], [92], [94], [102], [175], [177], [216], [253], [260], [295], [325], [496], [581], [685], [713], [726], [738], [740];
formation of child in womb, [150], [545], [557], [757];
child born after eight months dies, [181], [356], [757];
monstrous birth, [627];
and see Abortion, Birth-control
Chimaera, [367]
China and Chinese, [6]-7, [214];
and see Seres
Chiromancy, [386]
Chneph or Chnuphis, [379]
Chrism, [738]
Christ, [137]-9, [243], [363], [379], [386], [404]-5, [422], [510], [527], [529], [620], [674]-5, [782];
accused of magic, see Accusation;
birth of, and astrology, [386], [438], [457], [464], [471]-9, [703];
birth, virgin, [460];
child, chap. xvi, [390];
power of name of, [434], [452], [466], [638]-9, [725], [729]-30
Christian and Christianity, Book II, passim; [137], [139], [207], [275]-6, [285], [296], [298], [306], [312], [320], [327], [554], [568], [584], [602], chap. xxvii,
642, [715];
and see Religion, Theology
Christmas, [678]
Chronology, [135], [209], [624], [711];
and see Calendar
Church fathers, Book II, passim, [180], [225], [241], [302], [618]
Cicada, [169]
Cinaedia, [590]
Cinnabar, [626], [761], [764]
Cinnamon, [129]-30, [256]
Circe, [21], [65], [324], [434], [509], [629]
Circle, magic, [78], [86]-7, [91], [197], [281], [366], [599];
squaring the, [706];
Cardan’s concentric, [769]
Circumcision, [449], [475], [781]
Circus, [295], [486]
City, fortune of, predicted, [273], [283];
ancient, [489], [504];
ideal, [349]-50, [460]
Civilization, magic and origin of, [5]-6;
Pliny as source for history of, [43]
Clairvoyance, [647];
and see Divination, natural
Clarus, [224]
Classical heritage, [555], [618], [636];
and see Middle Ages
Classics, superstition in, [21]-4
Claudia, [55]
Clay, animals, [393], [769];
and see Pottery
Climate, [184]
Cloak, virtue of, [397], [435]
Clock, see Time
Clothing, virtue in, [136], [295], [382], chap. xvi, [407], [441], [534], [598], [666];
and see names of various articles of
Clyster, [142]
Cock, [168], [175], [320], [324]-5, [766], [771], [779];
cock-crow, [280], [405]
Cog-wheel, [192]
Cold, quality, [140], [161], [219];
drink, [141];
disease, [589]
Colic, [87], [169], [579], [582], [590]
Cologne, three kings of, [446], [477]
Colonus, [638]
Colony, Greek, [318]
Color, discussed, [140], [486];
changing, [216];
in magic, [90], [367], [369], [590], [721];
and see the names of individual colors
Combustible compounds, see Candle
Comedy, Greek, [22]-4
Comet, [96], [115], [457], [543], [633], [635], [673]
Commodus, emperor, [125], [129]
Compass, points of, [91], [114], [378], [586], [591], [724]
Compotus or Computus, [536], [676]-7, [728]
Compound, magical or medicinal, [10], [83], [140], [152], [159]-60, [172], [571], [586]-7, [722], [734]
Conception, [562], [656], [724], [740]
Condrion, an herb, [74]
Confederate, in magic fraud, [467]
Conjunction, astrological, [104], [642], [648]-9
Conjuration of an herb, [583];
and see Incantation, Spirit, invocation of
Consecration, of a painted grape, [80];
of gems, [295], [781];
and see Holy
Constantine the Great, [525]ff.
Constantine Monomachos, [745]
Constantine Porphyrygennetos, [604]
Constantius, emperor, [525]ff.
Constans, emperor, [525]ff.
Constantinople, [472], [477], [494], [533], [541];
and see Byzantine
Constellation, [14], [114], [178], [304], [709]
Constipation, [779]
Consumption, [213], [373], [536], [588]
Cook, [148]
Copernican theory, [32]
Copperas, [467]
Coptic, [361], [377]
Coral, [656]
Cordova, [704], [762]
Corinth, [123], [136], [230], [262], [280]
Corn extracted, [71]
Corpse, [147], [229], [309], [629], [780];
and see Necromancy, Resurrection
Cosmetics, [152], [668]
Cotton, [252]
Couch, [561]
Cough, [88], [176]
Counter-irritant, [723]
Cow, [77], [79], [81], [85], [325], [769]
Crab, and snake, [99];
river, use of eye of, [68]-9;
burned alive, [80], [178];
use of ash of, [170], [572];
stone in head of, [737]
Crane, sentinel, [217];
windpipe of, used in magic, [278], [467]
Craw-fish, [217]
Creation, [16], [346], [408], chap. xxi, [504]-5, [627]-8;
position of stars at, [711], [713]
Credulity and scepticism, chap. ix;
in Pliny, [50]-1, [61]-4, [67], [70], [77], [80]-1, [88], [98];
Galen and the Empirics, [157]-8, [168]-9, [175];
Seneca,
102-3;
Plutarch, [204], [212]-3;
other cases, [225], [244], [255], [388], [440], [491]-2, [539], [573]-4, [626], [637], [655], [671], [780]
Crete, [129], [135], [249], [260]
Cricket, [67], [737]
Crime and criminal, [147], [167], [171], [207], [225], [581];
and see Magic, evil and criminal; Sin
Critical days, [158], [161], [164], [179]-80, [356], [756]
Crocodile, [74], [166], [218], [238], [280]
Cropleek, [722]
Cross, nail from, [280];
in sky, [475];
sign of, [432], [434], [466], [638]-9, [722]
Crow, [207], [314], [324], [409], [636], [655]
Cruelty, [136], [225]
Crystal, [294], [767]
Cube, [184]
Cuckoo, [81]
Cummin seed, [93]
Cuneiform, [15]
Cup, Joseph’s divining, [386]
Cupping glass, [192]
Curlew, [217]
Curse, [28], [93], [366], [434]
Cynics, [277]
Cynocephalia, an herb, [67]
Cynocephalus, [70], [333]
Cyprus, magic of, [59];
oil of, [68];
Galen’s visit to, [131]-2
Cyrene, [541]
Dacian, [597]
Daedalus, [283]
Daily life, magic in, [9]-10, [20];
experience from, [54]
Danish, [612]
Dardanus, a magician, [58]-9, [463], [558]
Darius, [256], [260]
“Dark Ages,” [618]
Date, the fruit, [20]
Date, discussed of, Ptolemy, [105];
Hero, [188];
Greek alchemists, [193]-4;
works of Apuleius, [222]-5;
Solinus, [326]-7;
Horapollo, [331];
Enoch literature, [341]-2;
apocryphal Gospels, [388]-9;
Pseudo-Clementines, [404]-6;
Physiologus, [497]-9;
Augustine, [504];
Mathesis of Firmicus, [526]-7;
Synesius, [541];
Pseudo-Callisthenes and Julius Valerius, [552]-5;
Aëtius, [570];
Marcellus, [584]-5;
early medieval pseudo-literature, [594]-6;
Macer, [612]-3;
Thebit, [661];
introduction of Arabic alchemy, [773];
and see Calendar,
Chronology, Compotus, Creation, Easter
Day, observance of, lucky and unlucky, [14], [21], [106], [383], [513], [582], [588], [590], [592], [661], chap. xxix, [721], [725], [727], [754];
and see Critical; Egyptian; Moon, day of; Planetary week
Dead Sea, [138]
Deaf, [536]
Decans, [178], [291], [315], [376], [453]
Deendor, a magician, [780]
Deer, [68], [70], [74], [84], [94], [207], [294], [324], [586], [734]
Degree, academic, [619];
medical, [751]-2
Delirium, [536]
Delphic oracle, [201], [266], [283], [326], [538], [582]
Demeter, [429]
Demigod, [546]
Demiurge, [212], [383]
Demon, see Spirit
Dentistry, [12];
and see Tooth
Depilatories, see Hair
Deroldus, bishop, [733]
Desert, herbs in, [54]
Desiderius, abbot, [747]
Design, argument from, [139], [148], [408], [490]
Desire, as a factor in magic, [644]
Deucalion, [341]
Devotio, see Curse
Dew, [102]
Diacastoria, [739]
Diadochos, a gem, [780]
Diagram, [366]-7, [674]
Dialectic, [420], [439], [536]
Diana, [130]
Dice, [136], [486]
Dick, Mr., [64]
Dictamnon, see Dittany
Dictation, ancient, [45], [134]
Dictionary, [599], [624]
Dictynna, [249]
Die, [582];
and see Dice
Diet, [98], [137], [142], [159], [282], [414], [429], [577], [587], [668], [684], [735]
Digestion, [137], [205], [585]
Dinocrates, [186]
Diocletian, emperor, [194]
Diomedes, [330]
Dionysius, an Egyptian, [440]
Dionysus, the god, [251], [546]
Dioptrics, [108]
Dipsas, a snake, [172], [284], [494]
Direction, observance of, in magic, [90]-1, [666];
and see Compass, Right, Left
Disease, [25], [98], [150], [208], [219], [310], [430], [434], [536];
magic transfer of, [19], [61], [71], [79], [213], [588]-9;
and see Spirit, Woman, and the names of individual diseases
Dissection, [88], [134], [146]-8, [164], [581], [746]
Dittany, [218], [495]
Dives and Lazarus, [448]
Divinatio, a disease, [755]; and see [150]-1
Divination, chaps. ix, xxix, [86], [127], [143], [165], [180], [253], [285], [533], [539]-40, [713];
varieties listed, [560];
in China, [6]-7;
Egypt, [13];
Tigris-Euphrates, [17];
India, [251];
relation to magic, [5], [14], [17], [60], [226], [233], [295], [432], [512], [543], [629];
by divine revelation, [205], [249], [314], [364], [533],
and see Prophecy;
by demons, [442]-3, [510], [546];
natural, [103], [205], [239], [305], [314], [318]-9, [419], [518], [542]-3;
by animals, [315], [325]-6, [490],
and see Augury;
by eating parts of animals, [70], [257], [314];
by boys, [249], [418]-9, [463];
by enthusiasm, [180];
by herbs, [66], [77], [614];
by drinking or inhaling, [313];
by Kalends, [677], [684];
by lots, numbers, names, [112], [679], [682], [711], [713],
and see Lot-casting;
by polished surfaces, [774];
by sounds, [313], [430];
by stones, [70];
by symbols, [166];
by winds, [676], [678];
and see Aerimancy, Cup, Dream, Geomancy, Haruspex, Hydromancy, Knot, Liver, Moon, Omen, Pyromancy, Sacrifice, Sieve, Selenomancy, Thunder
Dog, kennel, [69];
jealous, [75];
puppyhood, [150];
omens from, [231];
prescience of, [325];
as symbol, [367];
demons as, [435];
and mandragora, [607];
torn to pieces by, [277], [425];
to stop bark or attack of, [77], [216], [249], [424], [605];
disease transferred to, [88], [590]-1;
use of parts of, [68], [70], [89], [90], [159], [168]-9, [573]-4, [737], [755];
mad, and bite of, [68], [82], [86], [131], [169], [178], [259], [263]-4, [284], [373], [391], [572], [656], [713], [754]
Dog-days, [572], [728], [756], [765]
Dogmatism, [154], [159], [735]
Dog-star, [66], [98], [178], [604]
Dolphin, [55], [218], [260]
Domitian, emperor, [249]-50, [259]-65
Door, used in magic, [71], [591];
affected by magic, [226]-7, [314], [449];
trap, [469]
Dorians, [219]
Dositheus, [365], [417]
Dove, [142], [168], [324], [332], [636], [740]
Draconites, a gem, [75]
Dragon, [75], [231], [257], [326], [367], [392], [429], [561], [603], [766];
use of parts of, [68], [70];
combat with elephant, [74], [257], [626];
flying, [347]
Dragontes, an herb, [614]
Drama, and magic, [22]-3, [324];
liturgical, [476]-7
Dream and divination from, in Egypt, [13]-4;
in cuneiform texts, [17];
Pliny, [56], [81];
Galen, [123], [154], [156], [166], [170], [177]-80;
Plutarch, [204], [205];
Apuleius, [231];
Apollonius, [260];
Lucian, [283];
Neo-Platonists, [314], [545];
Philo, [354], [358];
Pilate’s wife, [395];
Origen, [459];
Nectanebus, [560]-2;
Alkindi, [646];
miscellaneous, [197], [329], [412], [434], [437], [459], [463], [487], [509], [534], [627], [671], [680]-1, [720], [754], [763], [779]
“Dream-senders,” [368]
Dropsy, [69], [213], [536], [779]
Drugs, [55], [61], [84], [89], [128], [132], [370], [467], [561], [668]
Druid, [46], [59], [67], [79], [640]
Drum, [204], [313]
Dualism, [361], [409]
Duck, [87]-8
Dung, [68], [69], [86], [166], [168], [588], [656], [734], [740], [769]
Dye, [324], [467], chap. xxxiii
Ea, a god, [18]
Eagle, [87], [90], [176], [217], [257], [325]-6, [332], [441], [496], [574], [636]
Ear, [536]
Earache, [169], [579], [755]
Ear-wax, [721], [769]
Earth, appeased, conjured, personified, and deified, [66], [79], [86], [251], [295], [583], [598];
virtue of, [81], [88], [592], and see Cart rut, Terra sigillata;
things not allowed to touch the ground, [70], [79], [81], [173], [582], [588];
sphericity of, [480];
miscellaneous, [211], [373];
and see Burial, Land and Water, Underground
Earthquake, [97], [101], [250], [254], [264], [271], [430], [469], [562]
Earthworm, [68]-9, [89], [176], [573]-4, [587], [720]
Easter, [521], [677];
mystery of, [677]
Ebionites, [405]
Ebony, [560]
Echeneis, [212], [491], [626]
Eclipse, [96], [98], [203]-4, [209], [262], [333], [386], [564], [673]
Editions, especially early printed, Pliny, [53];
Ptolemy, [106], [110];
Galen, [119];
Solinus, [326];
Firmicus, [525];
Pseudo-Callisthenes and Julius Valerius, [551]-2;
Letter of Alexander, [555];
post-classical medicine, [566]-7, [577];
Herbarium of Apuleius, [597];
Ethicus, [601];
Geoponica, [604];
Dioscorides, [606]-10;
Macer, [612];
Isidore, [623];
Latin translations from Arabic, [642], [649]ff., [653], [657], [665], [668], [716];
Regimen Salernitanum, [736];
Constantinus Africanus, chap. xxxii;
treatises on arts, [760];
Marbod, [775], [778]
Education, as experienced or discussed by, Galen, [118]-28;
Vitruvius, [187];
Plutarch, [200]-1;
Apuleius, [222]-4;
Lucian, [277];
Christ child, [394];
Cyprian, [429]-31;
Firmicus, [525];
Synesius, [540]-1;
Bede, [634]-5;
Rasis, [667];
Gerbert, [704];
Constantinus, [744];
Dunstan, [773];
Marbod, [775]
Eel, [491]
Egg, shell, [54];
test of freshness, [55];
made by hiss of snakes, [67];
addled by certain men, [83];
so-called, of alchemy, [198];
goose, [277];
filled with dye, [467];
portents from, [562], [773];
raw, [729]
Egypt, [7]-14, [27]-8, [30]-1, [193]-5, [198], [206], [228]-30, [239], [248], [250], [287], [289], [300], [325], [331]-4, [360], [376], [379], [391], [414]-6, [430], [437]-8, [446], [450], [452], [459], [503], [527], [537], [543], [558]-60, [598], [744];
and see Plagues of
Egyptian Days, [14], chap. xxix, [728]
Elchasaites, [373]
Elections, astrological, [372]-3, [386], [517]
Electrum, [590]
Elements, various theories of, [25], [139], [157], [218], [254], [382], [408], [410], [478], [485], [488], [528]-9, [622], [645], [720];
not found in a pure state, [140], [489]
Elephant, intelligence of, [73], [75], [169], [218], [256], [636];
habits, [213], [322], [324], [332], [460];
dissection of, [148];
compared with fly, [408];
white, [763];
and see Dragon for combat with
Elephantiasis, [57], [170], [572]
Eleusinian mysteries, [101], [148]
Elijah, [386], [555]
Elixir, [670]
Eloeus, [365], [367]
Eloi, [583]
Elymas the sorcerer, [461]
Elysian fields, [207]
Embalming, magic in, [8]
Embassy, of Philo, [349]; Synesius, [541];
Leo, [557]
Embryology, see Chick, Child-birth
Emerald, [434], [656], [772]
Emperor, Roman, [47], [50], [124], [129]-30, [135], [176], [186], [194], [529];
and see names of individual emperors
Empiric, Empirica, Empiricism, [56]-7, [155]-7, [172], [735], [754]
Empousa, [310]
Empyrean, see Heaven
Enceladus, [254]
Encyclopedia, ancient, [43];
Arabic, [663];
medieval, [52], [569]
Endor, witch of, [385], [448], [464], [469]-71, [506], [509]-10, [629], [635]
Entrails, see Intestines, Liver divination
Ephesus, [259]-62
Ephod, [448]
Epic, [16], [18]
Epicurean, [138], [150], [283], [408], [441]
Epidaurus, [329]
Epilepsy, [69], [87], [90], [173], [235], [238], [536], [578]-81, [614], [723], [726], [730], [735]-6, [754]-6, [779]
Epitome, [495], [554]-5, [568]-9, [594], [603]ff.
Er, vision of, [212]
Erataoth, a spirit, [367]
Eretrians, [260]
Eridu, [15]
Erigeron, an herb, [89]
Erystion, an herb, [598]
Essenes, [405]
Ether, [254], [373];
and see Heaven
Ethics, [602]
Ethiopia and Ethiopic, [141], [245], [256], [283], [327], [341], [345], [398], [435], [498], [554], [558]-60, [654], [658], [744]
Etruscan, [467], [630]
Etymology, [625]
Eucharist, [369]
Eucrates, [280]-1
Eugenianus, [133]
Eugenics, [414]
Eumeces, a gem, [81]
Euphrates, a philosopher, [246], [253], [263];
and see Tigris-
Eustachian tube, [576]
Evangelists, four, [502], [674], [721]
Eve, [350], [511], [681]
Evil, problem of, [305], [309], [349];
eye, see Fascination
Evolution, doctrine of, [149], [493]
Ewe hop plant, [722]
Excommunication, [542]
Excrement, human, [74], [143], [573];
and see Dung
Exercise, physical, [587]
Exorcism, [18], [24], [280], [299], [368], [386], [435], [533]-4, [682], [722]
Experience, Experiment, Experimental method, and magic, [57], [431]-2, [447], [469], [540];
in Pliny, [53]-7, [83], [88];
Ptolemy, [106]-7;
Galen, [118], [121], [144]-63, [169], [173], [175], [179];
Vitruvius, [187];
Hero, [190];
Greek alchemists, [198];
Plutarch, [213];
Apuleius, [237];
Simon Magus, [420]-2;
Firmicus, [532];
post-classical medicine, [569], [573], [578]-80, [583]-7;
Dioscorides, [606];
Macer, [615];
Arabic, [644]-6, [657], [669];
early medieval medicine, [734]-5, [738], [753]-4;
arts and alchemy, [762], [765]-70;
and see Empiric, Observation
Eye complaints and cures, [56], [82], [87], [98], [166], [175], [289], [325], [490], [496], [536], [586], [589]-90, [640], [670], [720], [755], [779];
evil, see Fascination
Eyebrow, [151], [159], [175]
Eyelash, [92], [151]
Facies, astrological, [710], [716]
Faith, requisite in magic, [644]
Falernian wine, [132], [586]
Familiar spirit, see Spirit
Family, [300]
Famine, [603]
Fascination, [71], [83], [217], [294], [324]
Fasting, [78], [82], [93], [174], [593], [705]
Fat, [67], [91], [130], [168], [755]
Fate, [181], [240], [306], [310], [315]-6, [353], [375], [620]
Fates, three, [210], [565]
Faust, Faustus, or Faustinianus, [404], [406], [413], [417]
Feather, [70], [236]
Fee, physician’s, [670], [684], [688], [740]
Fennel, [722];
tasted by snake, [74], [490], [626]
Fern, [80], [769]
Festival, [22], [107]
Fever, [18], [49], [65]-6, [71], [89], [91], [141], [536], [569], [575], [668], [720], [727], [759];
and see Quartan, Tertian
Fibula, [301]
Fifty, [356], [383]
Fig-tree, see Bull, tamed by
Figure, [709]-10;
human, [723];
and see Image, Mannikin, Statue
Fili, Irish, [640]
Finger, middle, [589], [592];
use of two, [583]
Fire, the element, [88], [229], [310], [417];
marvelous, [252], [256], [368];
at Rome in [192] A. D., [125], [134];
universal, [104];
not burned by, [416]
Fire engine, [192]
Firmament, see Heaven;
Waters above the
First-born, [581]
Fish, [30], [49], [74], [77], [218], [236]-7, [260], [325]-6, [469], [589], [636], [657], [756]
Five, [92], [169], [357], [383], [590]
Flea, [605]
Float, [192]
Flood, [16], [340], [475], [493]
Florilegia, [618]
Fluxion, [583]
Fly, insect, [76], [175], [408]
Flying, [397];
of Simon Magus, [416]-7, [422]-7
Foam, of snake, [67];
horse, [70], [86], [589]
Folk-lore, [300], [567], [587], [722]-3, [732]
Foot, [580];
and see Barefoot
Form, [487], [542]
Fossil shells, [493]
Fotis, [229]
Fountain, marvelous, [102], [318], [347], [546], [769]
Four, [91], [356], [674]-5, [728], [767]
Fox, [80], [89], [90], [168], [490]
Franklin, Benjamin, [414]
Frederick I, Barbarossa, emperor, [477]
Free-Masonry, [183]
Free will, see Will
Frenzy, [755]
Frog, [68], [80], [90], [92], [159], [168], [231], [491], [508], [588], [591], [656]
Fruit, [85], [142], [599], [724]
Fumigation, [69], [282], [512], [740], [779]
Funeral, [214]
Furnace, [81], [393], [434], [657], [764]
Future life, [8], [25], [47];
and see Soul, immortality of
Gabriel, angel, [343], [367], [447], [452], [454]
Gagates, a gem, [154], [495], [724], [779]
Gaia Seia, [599]
Galactis, [294]
Galactites, [329]
Gall, [68], [71], [587], [726], [764]-6
Gall nut, [467]
Games, Greek national, [186], [201]
Ganges, [258]
Garamantica, a gem, [97]
Garlic, [213], [722]
Gas, [55], [142]
Gate, city, [591], [600]
Gaudentius, [404]
Gaul, [46], [76], [92], [568], [597], [672], [776];
and see Druid
Gazelle, [68], [70], [87]
Gehenna, [367]
Gem, Assyrian, [20];
Pliny, [68], [70]-1, [80]-1;
Apollonius, [254]-8;
Orphic, [293]-6;
Gnostic, [27], [378]-80;
Pseudo-Plutarch, [216];
Solinus,328-9;
St. John and, [398];
Origen, [460];
Epiphanius, [495]-6;
Augustine, [511];
in medicine, [590];
Pseudo-Dioscorides, [611], [654];
Geoponica, [605];
Isidore, [626]-7;
found in animals, [75], [294], [603], [737], [740], [755], [772], [779];
Marbod, chap, xxxiv;
and see Consecration;
Image, engraved on;
and names of individual gems
Genealogical table, [624]
Generation, spontaneous, [86], [219], [238], [324], [509], [511];
of various animals, [408]-9, [460];
in fire, [102], [324];
human, [211];
and corruption, [210];
ruled by stars, [97];
organs of, used in magic, [11], [68]-9, [356];
and see Child-birth, Conception, Eugenics, Private parts
Genethlialogy, [115], [273], [353], [412], [456], [513], [517], [560], [622], [629], [703], [708], [781]
Genius, see Spirit, orders of
Gentiles, [479], [674], [771]
Geocentric theory, [32], [105], [488]
Geography, discussed by Pliny, [43]-4;
Ptolemy, [105]-7;
Philostratus, [244];
Solinus, [327];
other ancient, [488];
Ethicus, [600]-4;
other medieval, [707]
Geology, [493]
Geomancy, [314], [343], [629], [648], [685]
Geometry, [122]-3, [126], [185], [318], [536], [542], [619], [663], [70]
Gerard, archbishop of York, [689], [782]
Germ of disease, [219]
German, invaders, [148], [351];
language, [498], [728];
scholarship, [15]-6, [30]-1, [350], [684]
Germany, [45], [557]
Ghost, [233], [263], [280], [455], [540], [705];
and see Necromancy;
Endor, witch of
Giant, [254], [407], [430]
Girdle or ungirded, [69], [87], [284], [512], [599]
Girl, magic power of, [216];
and see Virgin
Githrife, an herb, [722]
Gladiator, [124], [149], [581], [673]
Glass, Egyptian, [12];
Roman, [590], [762];
medieval, [729], [764]-7;
gems of, [781];
and see Stained
Glaucon, [143], [161]
Glossopetra, a gem, [98]
Glue, [765]
Gnostic and Gnosticism, chap. xv, [197], [211], [290], [298], [305], [360], [397], [405], [411], [472], [547], [584], [661], [720]
Goat, [69], [87], [130], [168], [213], [218], [256], [325], [367], [467], [490], [581]-2, [729], [755], [759], [765]-9;
and see Adamant and blood of
Goblet, [258]
God and gods, antiquity of belief in, [5]-6, [203];
animal, [14], [283], [503];
celestial, [14], [17], [25]-6, [289], [309], [530];
and nature, [409]; and man, [206], [208], [254], [274], [416];
and Roman emperors, [130], [529];
and art, [486];
and magic, [8], [230], [235]-6, [249], [312], [320], [543];
Pliny concerning, [47], [97];
Seneca, [103];
Galen, [139], [151], [167], [180];
Plutarch, [210];
Gnostic, [362], [375];
Christian attitude to pagan, [317];
Firmicus, [527]-30;
Boethius, [621];
name of, [599];
winged, [301];
and see Apollo and other individual names of gods, Christ, First cause, Trinity, etc.
Goetia, [22], [247], [250], [505]
Gold, [69], [78]-81, [215], [257], [301], [325], [386], [590], [599], [739], [755]; chap. xxxiii;
and see Alchemy
Gonorrhoea, [536]
Goose, [168], [301]
Gorgon, [301]
Gothic art, [501]-2, [761]
Gout, [81], [142], [277], [284], [571], [575], [579]-81, [755]
Grafting, [55]
Grain, [325]
Grammar, [535], [596], [612], [625]
Grasshopper, [491]
Gravitation, [481]
Greece and Greek, magic, [20]-8, [58];
science, [28]-32, [46]-7, [51], [62], [64];
culture, [274], [283];
animals, [73];
language, ancient, [154], [186], [222]-3, [377], [420];
language, medieval, [331]-2, [625]
Greek church, [397], [735]
Greek fire, [256]-7
Griffin, [257], [325]
Grimoald, abbot, [613]
Groin, [71], [590]
Ground, see Earth, Underground
Gruel, [142]
Guadalquivir, [254]
Gull, [159]
Gum, [468]
Gyges, [257]
Gymnosophists, [247], [251], [260], [564]
Gynecology, see Women, diseases of
Hades, see Underworld
Hadrian, emperor, [136], [200], [244], [318]
Hail, see Weather
Hair, [69]-70, [81], [151], [159], [176], [581];
net, [175], [213];
tonic, [738]
Halcyon days, [255], [491]
Halicacabum, [77]
Hallucination, [509]
Ham, son of Noah, first magician, [414]
Hand, laying on of, [386];
and see Left, Right
Handkerchief, [213], [386]
Hangman’s noose, [71]
Hare, [159], [169], [253], [580]
Harewort, [722]
Harp, magic, [773]
Harran, [661]-2
Haruspex, [95], [104], [511], [513], [534], [629]
Hathor goddesses, [14]
Hatto, bishop of Vich, [704]
Hawk, [74], [314], [332], [561]
Hawkweed, [74], [332]
Hazel rod, [725]-6, [730]
Head, habit of inclining, [659];
magical speaking, [662], [705]
Headache, [18], [71], [92], [175], [591]
Hearsay, [585]
Heart, physiology of, [30], [146]-9, [153], [737];
used in medicine and magic, [70], [89], [727]
Heat and Hot, [140], [142], [161], [175]-6, [191];
and see Qualities
Heathen, see Pagan
Heatherberry, [722]
Heaven and Heavens, one or many? [16], [345], [363], [365], [372], [382], [459], [487]-8, [709];
empyrean, [484];
and see Music of spheres, Star, Universe, Waters above the firmament
Hebdomad, sacred, [16], [365], [380]
Hebrew, [554], [577]-8, [709], [711], [749];
and see Jew
Hecate, [215], [280]
Hedge, [91]
Hedge-hog, [325], [502], [734]
Hedgerife, [722]
Helen, Simon’s, [363]-5
Helena, empress, [477]
Helenus, seer, [294]
Heliocentric theory, [32], [97]
Heliotrope, an herb, [65], [87], [636]
Hell, see Underworld
Hellebore, [74], [490], [636]
Hellene and Hellenism, [20]-1, [245], [541]
Hellenistic, [16], [22], [30]-2, [39], [51], [183], [189], [288], [294]
Hemlock, the poison, [490]
Hemorrhage, [536], [576]
Hen, omen from, [231]
Henbane, [722]
Hera, goddess, [429]
Heracles, [251], [546], [582]
Heracleidae, [541]
Herb, Egyptian, [10];
Assyrian, [19]-20;
Greek, [23];
Cretan, [129];
sacred, [76], [178];
Anglo-Saxon, [722];
Pliny, [54]-7, [65]-7, [76]-9;
Galen, [154], [167];
Plutarch, [215]-6;
Apuleius, [229];
Orphic, [295]-6, [429]-30;
Gnostic, [371];
Nectanebus, [561], post-classical medicine, [583], [591];
Herbarium of Apuleius, [597]-9;
Pseudo-Dioscorides, [606];
Macer, [614]-5;
used by animals, [324]-5, and see Animals, remedies employed by;
conjuration of, [583];
plucking of, [57], [65], [93], [160], [173], [252], [291], [583], [614], [626], [721], [724], [727], [729]
Herbal, [596]-9
Herbalist, [79], [128]
Hercules, see Heracles
Heredity, [75], [253]; and see Atavism
Herefridus, [635]
Heresy, chap. xv, [488], [494], [507]-8
Hermesias, a compound, [84]
Hermogenes the magician, [435]
Hero, a kind of spirit, [180]-1, [309]-10, [469], [546]
Herod the king, [473], [479]
Heron, [218], [324]
Hind, [279], [721]
Hippomanes, [324]
Hippopotamus, [75], [169]
History and Historians, relation to this investigation, [201];
Roman, [14], [94], [96], [201], [602];
omens and portents in, [14], [675];
attitude to, of Empirics, [156];
Vitruvius, [185];
Lucian, [285]-6;
Cicero, [274];
Horapollo, [333]-4;
of medicine, [153], [156], [735];
of philosophy, [180];
of astronomy, [537], [707];
of alchemy, [195];
ages of, [383], [648], [675], [709];
astrological interpretation of, see Conjunctions, Planets, Magnus Annus;
quantitative method and source-analysis in, [533]ff.;
medieval attitude to, [617];
harlequins of, [359]
Holy Ghost or Spirit, [363]-4, [372], [397], [447]
Holy salt, [722], [727]
Holy wafer, [729]
Holy water, [434], [721], [724], [727], [735]
Honey, [66], [68], [70], [76], [129], [142], [229], [295], [599];
Attic and Hymettus, [132]
Honoratus, [638]
Hoopoe, [324]
Horaeus, [367]
Horn, [496], [586], [599], [722];
magic drinking, [191], [255]
Horoscope, [14], [115], [209], [315], [516], [532], [560], [630]
Horse, [55], [70], [86], [168], [589], [722], [730], [767];
and see Mare
Horus, [195]
Hour, observance of, [712], [714], [726]
House, astrological, [114], [397]
Household magic, [9], [69];
and see Door, Threshold, Wall, etc.
Human body, symmetry of, [184], [519];
eight parts of, [452], [720];
use of parts of, [61], [81], [167], [229], [573];
and see Blood; Sacrifice, human;
Saliva, Sweat, etc.
Humanism, [20], [338]
Humors, [536], [738]
Hyacinth, a gem, [496], [656]
Hydromancy, [233], [505], [629], [779]-80
Hydromel, [79]
Hydrophobia, [56], [169], [171], [496], [574];
and see Dog, mad
Hydroscope, [542]
Hydrostatic balance, [761]
Hyena, [67], [69]-70, [332], [396], [587], [605], [728]
Hymn, [18], [23], [317]-8, [374], [433], [441], [640]
Hypatia, [541]
Hyperborean, [280], [413]
Hyphasis, river, [256]
Hyrcanian Sea, [488]
Ialdabaoth, [367], [383]
Iao, Iaoth, etc., [367], [379]-80, [583]
Iarchas the Brahman, [251]ff.
Ichneumon, [74], [218], [575]
Idolatry, [421], [433], [452], [475], [603];
and see Image
Ikhnaton, [9]
Illuminated manuscripts, [498], [502], [547], [597], [676], [746]
Image, engraved and astrological, [173], [267], [292], [316], [443], [579], [582], [645]-6, [664]-6;
Apuleius’ wooden, [233];
Egyptian mannikins, [8];
sacrificial, [261];
mystic seal, [367], [378], [382];
of wax, [10], [19], [25], [560]-3;
other magic, [10], [19], [236], [280], [314], [344], [441], [769]
Imagination, power of, [644], [660]
Iman, doctrine of the hidden, [356]
Immortality, see Soul
Impotence, [391]
Incantation, antiquity of, [6];
Egyptian, [8], [12]-4;
Assyrian, [17]-9;
in Pliny, [69]-72, [79], [88], [92]-4;
Galen, [166], [173]-4;
Apuleius, [230], [233], [239];
other classical authors, [25], [253], [257], [279]-81, [314];
Gnostic, [299], chap. xv;
Jewish and early Christian, [352], [398], [418]-9, [437], [442]-3, [449]-50, [463], [492], [510], [512];
pseudo-literature and post-classical medicine, [537], [560]-1, [568], [573], [579]-83, [588]-93, [598]-9, [605];
Arabic, [654]-5;
early medieval, [596], [626]-9, [675], [696];
in medicine, chap. xxxi, [754], [759];
alchemy, [769]-70;
old Irish, [640];
and see Words, power of
Incense, [722]
Incest, [475], [754]
Incubus, [574]
India, chap. viii;
science of, [31];
drugs from, [84], [132];
home of Magi, [476]-7;
marvels of, [325]-6, [496], [564], [756];
occult science of, [652]-6, [710], [763];
miscellaneous, [503], [744]
Indigestion, [779]
Industry, and magic, [12], chap. xxxiii
Infant, exposure of, [147];
ailments, [69], [169], [615]
Ink, invisible, [467]
Innocent III, pope, [759]
Insanity, [216], [536], [585], [755], [779];
and see Frenzy, Lunacy, etc.
Insomnia, [90]
Instruments, scientific, [107], [751];
and see Musical
Intent, as a factor in magic, [644]-6
Interrogations, astrological, [713]-4
Intestines, [87]-8, [175], [409], [414], [592]
Inventions, [44], [149], [187]-9, [426], [604]
Invisible, to become, [71], [251], [416], [562], [638], [640];
writing, [265]
Invocation, see Necromancy and Spirit
Iris, [132]
Iron, magic use of, [66], [69]-71, [81], [89], [213], [765], [769];
taboo of, [78], [81], [92], [614];
oxide of, [130];
quenching hot, [713], [756]
Isaac the patriarch, [437]
Ishmaelite, [711]
Isis, goddess, [195], [223], [280], [300], [546], [559]
Island, floating, [102]
Ismuc, [183]
Israel, twelve tribes of, [495]
Istria, [601]-2
Itacius, bishop, [381]
Italian Renaissance, see Renaissance
Italians and Italy, [184], [557]
Iunx, [265]-7
Ivory, [301], [599]
Ivy, [767]-8
Jacob the patriarch, [354], [358], [444];
and Esau, [369], [479], [514]
Jambres, Jamnes, or Jannes, the magician, [59], [431], [461]
James, brother of Jesus, [392], [401], [403], [405]
James the Great, St., [434]-6
Jannes the magician, see Jambres
Jared, and magic, [415]
Jasper, [294], [572]
Jaundice, [49], [217], [536]
Jealousy, see Animal, and Professions, learned
Jeremiah, legend of, [399]
Jerusalem, [393], [399], [415], [423], [477]
Jesus, see Christ
Jew and Jewish, [219], [434], [436], [465], [474]-5, [583], [746], [762], [773], [781];
magic, [59], [437]-9, [449];
religion, [137];
tradition, [473]
Jewelry, [301];
and see Gem
John the Baptist, [364], [737]
John, duke of Campania, [557]
Jonathan, [471]
Joseph the patriarch, his coat of many colors, [352], [358];
divining cup, [386];
dream, [354], [358], [385]
Joseph, father of Jesus, [393]
Joseph, mentioned by Epiphanius, [434]
Judea, see Palestine
Judas Iscariot, [391]
Juggler, [230], [312]-3, [352], [437]
Juliana Anicia, [606]
Juno, goddess, [546]
Jupiter, planet, [97], [184]
Justina, [431]-3
Karnak, [559]
Khîrgeh, [559]
Kid, [393]
Kidney, [294]
King, prediction for, [17], [66];
to gain favor of, [19], [67], [71], [89], [294];
magic power of, [83], [476], [479];
and alchemy, [13], [195]
Kiss, [88], [391], [589]
Knife, [545], [722], [727];
surgical, [149]
Knot, in divination, [7];
other magic, [19], [25], [66], [69], [71], [592], [661]
Kruno, a star, [346]
Labartu, [18]
Laboratory, [228]
Lacedaemon, [429], [602]
Ladder, [368]
Laelius, [274]
Lamb, [561], [769]
Lamia, [263]
Lamp, [129], [380];
experiment with, [55];
inextinguishable, marvelous, etc., [192], [214], [231], [239];
and see Candle
Land and water on earth’s surface, [54], [105], [254], [488]
Language of birds and beasts, learning, [257], [261], [294]-5, [430]
Laodicea, unguent of, [133]
Lar, [80], [546]
Laser, a simple, [83]
Laurel, [229], [324], [332], [424], [571], [588]
Lavinian grove, [326]
Law, and magic, [2], [6], [95];
Roman, [167]-8, [224], [233]-4, [277], [527], [568];
of nature, [272], [350], [530]-1;
Mosaic, [395], [459];
national, [376];
early German, [593];
a medieval lawsuit, [688]
Lead, [657], [757], [764];
application of, [574], [590];
glazing, [762];
tablets, [28], [366], [724]
Leaves, falling, effect on dreams, [206]
Lebadea, [249]
Lectionary, [476]
Lecture-notes, [134]
Leech, [724]
Left, hand etc. used or preferred, [65]-6, [78], [82], [88], [90], [92], [173], [216], [231], [325], [332], [580], [583], [591]-2, [722], [726]
Legends of saints, chaps. xvi, xviii, [637];
and see names of individuals
Legislation, [2], [25], [59], [95], [126], [194], [293], [415], [505];
and see Law
Lentils, [369]
Lemnos, [130]-2, [154], [242], [264]
Lent, [678]
Leopard, [256]
Leprosy, [171], [219], [390], [392], [536]
Letter, see Alphabet, Vowel
Lettuce, [639]
Lever, [192]
Leviathan, [346]-7, [367]
Levitation, [251]-2, [394], [427]
Libanotis, an herb, [495]
Libation, [431]
Libraries, ancient, [15], [27], [125], [134]-5;
medieval, [617]-8, [743]
Ligatures and suspensions, [65], [68], [70]-2, [80], [89]-90, [94], [173], [175], [204], [279], [294], [572], [579], [591], [598], [611], [614], [654]-6, [726], [729]-30, [740], [755]-6, [759];
condemned, [512], [630]
Light, [191], [488], [720];
and see Radiation
Lightning, [71], [95], [102], [738]
Ligusticum, [613]
Like cures like, [68], [86], [94]
Lily, [68]
Linen, use of, [88], [90], [230], [249], [260], [378], [560], [581], [598]
Liniment, [586]
Lion, habits and traits, [74], [256], [319], [326], [332], [367], [394], [636];
roar of, [491];
use of parts of, [67], [70], [168], [279], [726], [755];
whelps of, [255], [491];
amours of lioness, [74];
figure of, [582];
made by magic, [215];
lion-faced, [364]
Liparaios, a gem, [295]
Litany, [721]
Liturgy, [398], [476]
Liver, disease, [536], [591];
divination, [17], [25], [249], [272], [313], [318], [430], [458], [466]
Lizard, [68], [92], [238], [324], [494], [574], [581], [589]-91
Logic, [154]-5, [157]-9;
magic, [10]-1, [72], [214]
Logos, doctrine of, [350]
Loigaire, king, [640]
Lollianus Avitus, [223]
Lollianus Mavortius, [525]ff., [537]
Longevity, [141], [170], [176], [207], [537]
Looking around, [591]
Loosing bonds, etc., [265], [416], [449], [779]
Lord’s Prayer, [598], [721], [724]-6, [729]-30, [736]
Lot-casting, [77], [112], [539], [727];
and see Geomancy and Sortes sanctorum (other index)
Lotapes, a magician, [59]
Lot’s wife, [583]
Love charms and potions, [22], [76], [94], [201], [215], [217], [236], [258], [295], [368], [370]
Lucifer, [636]
Lucius, hero of Golden Ass, chap. vii
Lucius Verus, emperor, [124]
Lucullus, [94], [201]
Lumbago, [90], [175]
Luna, goddess, [236], [417];
and see Helen, Simon’s
Lunacy, [536], [727], [754];
and see Insanity
Lung, [148], [536], [727]
Lupin, [722]
Lutheran, [447]
Lychnis and Lychnites, a gem, [257], [295]
Lycia, [154], [325], [765]
Lycurgus, [283]
Lynx, [81], [325], [620]
Lyre, [356]
Macedon, [278], [560]
Machine, [182], [187];
and see Mechanical
Maerotis, lake, [349]
Magi, in Pliny, [64]-72, [80], [84];
of Persia and the east, [228], [235]-6, [247], [250], [266], [295], [352], [416], [450], [763];
who came to the Christ child, [372], [396], [443]-4, [471]-9, [506], [518]-9, [730]
Magic (only leading passages where magic in general is discussed under that name are here included), preliminary definition, [4]-6;
primitive, [5]-6;
Egyptian,
7-12;
Babylonian and Assyrian, [15]-9, [33];
Greek and Roman, [20]-8;
Pliny, [44], [58]-64;
Plutarch, [203];
Apuleius, [234]-7;
Philostratus, [247]-50;
Neo-Platonists, [299]-300;
Enoch, [343];
Philo, [352];
heretics and Gnostics, [361];
church fathers, [414]-20, chap. xix, [466]-9, chap. xxii;
Nectanebus, [560];
Isidore, [628]-30;
Alkindi, [643]-6;
as an art or discipline, [312], [420], [443];
relation to science and medicine, [60]-64, [236], [312], [330], [432], [511], [534]-5, [644];
use of materials, [65]-70, [441], [508];
procedure, [68]-71, [506];
false and illusive, [61], [418], [423]-4, [431]-2, [440], [464]-8, [509];
evil and criminal, [61]-2, [313], [344], [377], [431]-2, [439], [505], [539], [543];
good or natural, [235], [352];
marvelous results, [66]-7, [70]-1, [506];
reality of, [506];
history of, [58]-9, [414]-5, [628]-9;
immunity from, [440], [448]-9
Magnet, [81], [85], [213], [469], [511], [581], [636], [644], [657], [668], [765], [780]
Magnus annus, [26], [180], [210], [333], [372], [384], [456], [543]
Majoram, [490]
Maleficium, [234]-5, [381], [506], [603], [629]
Mambres, a magician, [461]
Mana, [6]
Mandaeans, [383]-4, [450]
Mandragora, [22], [231], [258], [597], [607], [626], [740]
Manes, a kind of spirits, [546]
Manes or Mani, founder of Manicheism, and Manicheism, [381]-2, [398], [409], [513]
Mansions of moon or sun, [693], [713], [715]
Mantike, [259];
and see Divination
Manuscripts, of Pliny, [51]-2;
Ptolemy, [106], [108]-10;
Galen, [134]-5;
Gentile da Foligno, [164];
Greek alchemy, [194]-6;
Apuleius, [241];
Aelian, [322];
Solinus, [326]-8;
Hermes and Enoch, [291], [340];
Manichean, [383];
Apocrypha, [387]-9;
Recognitions, [401]ff.;
Basil and Ambrose, [484];
Physiologus, [498]ff.;
Firmicus, [532];
and Book III passim
Maps, [107], [114], [707]
Marble, [729]
Marcus Aurelius, emperor, [124]-5, [130], [148]
Marcus the heretic, [369]-70
Marcus of Memphis, [381]
Mare, [87], [324], [332], [511]
Marinus, duke of Campania, [557]
Market-place, magic of, [437], [440]
Marriage, [685], [688]
Mars, planet, [78], [97], [184]
Marsi, [172], [511]
Martin of Tours, St., [381]
Martyr and Martyrdom, [428], [433], [512], [555]
Mary Magdalene, [364]
Mary, Virgin, [390], [724]
Mass, sacrament of, [13], [722]
Mathematical method, [107]
Mathematics, [154], [535]-6
Mathematicus, [464], [513], [532], [534], [632], [717], [781]
Mathesis, [411], [632], [704]
Matter, [111], [199], [305], [309], [349], [487], [542], [643], [763]
Mavortius, see Lollianus
Maximilian II, emperor, [607]
Maximus, emperor, [381]
Meal, [314];
evening, [482]
Measles, [668]
Measurement, [144];
and see Instruments, Time
Meat offered to idols, [452]
Mecca, [337]
Mechanical devices and toys, [167], [426];
Applied Science; see Bird, mechanical; Machine
Mede and Medea, [21], [65], [215], [295], [324], [329], [780]
Medicine, chaps. iv, v, xxxi, xxxii, [289], [535]-6, [542];
Egypt, [10]-2;
Babylonian and Assyrian, [18];
and magic, [25], [70],
and see Magic;
Pliny, [72];
Greek, [318];
Apuleius, [221], [237];
Brahmans, [252]-3;
Lucian, [279], [284];
Solinus, [329];
church fathers and theologians, [460]-3, [593], [617];
and see Animal, remedies employed by; Astrological; Compound; Disease; History; Pharmacy; Poison; Simple; etc.
Medicine man, [5], [227]
Medinet Habu, [559]
Medium, [297], [467]
Medulla, [660]
Mela, see Taxo
Melancholy, [137], [536], [756]
Melanteria, [132]
Melothesia, [712]
Memory, [303], [660]
Memphis, [198], [430]
Menander the heretic, [368], [421]
Menippus, [263]
Menstrual fluid, [82], [369], [573]
Merchant, [214], [245], [710]
Mercury, god, [233], [236], [630],
and see Hermes;
metal, [764],
and see Quicksilver;
planet, [318], [383]
Meroë, a witch, [226]
Merovingian, [616], [672]
Mesraim, first magician, [414]
Messiah, [355], [383]
Messina, [445], [710]
Metal and Metallurgy, [44], [102], [198], [346], [463], [767];
and see Alchemy; Planets and; and the names of individual metals
Metamorphosis, see Transformation
Meteor, [103]
Meteorology, [44], [636]
Methodism, in medicine, [155], [735]
Michael, an angel, [367], [447], [452]
Michael, bishop of Tarazona, [652]
Microcosm, [382], [411], [530], [633], [709], [712]
Midday, see Noon
Middle Ages, influence in, of Pliny, [51]-3, [56], [73], [85], [595], [628], [635];
Seneca, [100];
Ptolemy, [109];
Galen, [161], [180], [572]-4;
Hero, [188];
De placitis philosophorum, [180];
Apollonius, [267];
Solinus, [326];
early Christian literature, [338];
Enoch, [340]-2;
Philo, [351];
Apocrypha, [389]-90;
Simon Magus, [427];
legends of saints, [435];
Basil, [484];
Physiologus, [497]ff.;
Augustine, [504];
Alexander legend, chap. xxiv;
post-classical medicine, [571], [576]-8, [584];
Ethicus, [601]-4;
Dioscorides, [606]-12;
Boethius, [618]-20;
Isidore, [623], [630]-1;
Arabic learning, [646], [663], chap. xxx, [732];
Constantinus Africanus, [743], [754];
Greek learning, [734];
and see Classical heritage; Greek, medieval; Textual history; Translation
Midnight, [248]
Milan, [477]
Mildew, [80]
Milesian tales, [225]
Milk, cow’s, [229], [295];
woman’s, [82], [175], [587], [729], [759], [763];
other, [721], [767]
Milk-stone, [294]
Milo, [779]
Milt, see Spleen
Mind, [210], [531], [654]
Mine and Mining, [132], [142], [344]
Mineralogy, [606]
Minerva, [79]
Minotaur, [603], [636]
Mint, wild, [57]
Miracle, [8], [327], [541], [637], [686];
distinguished from magic, [242], [265], [387]-8, [417], [437]-9, [465], [505];
by heretics, [507]-8
Mirror, [180], [236], [417], [468], [644];
and see Divination by polished surfaces, Optics
Missal, [759]
Misy, [132]
Mistletoe, [23], [79]
Mithra, [368], [429]
Mithrobarzanes, a magician, [281]
“Modern,” [717]
Mohammed and Mohammedan, [139], [337], [356], [445], Chap. xxviii, [688]
Mole, [63], [67], [70], [80]-1, [88], [409], [494], [587]
Monastery, Monasticism, and Monk, [505], [637]-9, [679]
Monkey, [148]
Monreale, [427]
Monster, [627]
Mont, temple of, [559]
Montaster, an herb, [598]
Monte Cassino, [597], [610], [743]ff.
Month, specified, [585], [588], [590], [676], [685]-9, [728], [737], [774];
and see Moon, observance of
Montpellier, [109], [741]
Monument, [565]
Moon, addressed, [727];
affected by magic, [203], [225], [280], [308], [468], [492];
controls generation and corruption, [210], [219], [354], [633], [708];
day of the, [79], [572], chap. xxix;
duration of, [180], [702];
and Easter, [521];
observance of, [69]-71, [78], [80], [90]-1, [98], [178], [216], [283], [322], [324], [333], [364], [539], [580], [582], [590]-2, [598]-9, chap. xxix, [720], [724], [729], [756], [780];
relation to other planets and to the signs, [179], [211];
spots on, [354];
size of, [488];
and see Bleeding, Luna, Selene, Tide
Moon-earth, [765]
Moon-god, [382]
Moon-stone, [250]
Moon-tree, [564]
Moralizing, [101], [490], [638]
Mortar, pounded in a, [82], [765]
Mortuary magic, [8]-9
Mosaic, [367], [427], [764]
Mosaic law, see Law
Moses, see other index
Mother, goddess or Great, [216], [360]
Mouse, [23], [80], [166], [175], [213], [325], [491], [587], [737];
field-, [98], [279];
shrew-, [76], [86], [88]
Mountain, marvelous, [346]-7;
magnetic, [756];
affected by magic, [226], [416]
Mule, [88], [183], [390], [589], [736]
Mullein, [490]
Muscle, [145], [150], [580]
Muses, [371]
Mushroom, [219]
Music, [319], [325], [534], [619], [744];
and magic, [6];
and medicine, [124];
and architecture, [185];
of the spheres, [26], [184], [193], [371], [487], [544], [622]
Mutton-fat, [722]
Mycenaean art, [301]
Myriogenesis, [537]
Myrmecia, a gem, [166]
Myrrh, [586], [765]
Mysia, [216]
Mysteries, [139], [216], [221], [223], [243], [245], [248], [317], [360]-1, [368], [377], [428]-9;
and see Eleusis, Mithra
Mysticism, [211], [254]-5, [677], [763]
Mythology, and magic, [8], [21];
and astrology, [16], [282]-3;
miscellaneous, [211], [215], [282], [294], [327], [407], [415]-6, [545]-6, [620]
Nail, metal, [78], [81], [87], [90], [280], [581], [722]
Nail parings, toe and finger, [71], [581]
Names, see of Christ and God, and Words, power of
Nannacus, see Annacus
Nard, [169]
Nativities, [25], [95], [104], [115], [185], [471], [559]-60, [632], [679], [712]
Nature, Pliny on, [42], [46]-7;
Seneca, [101];
Galen, [150]-1;
as a teacher, [155];
Plutarch, [210];
in contrast to fate, [375]
Neck, stiff, [737]
Necromancy, [21], [197], [228], [233], [264], [270], [280], [300], [419], [466], [539], [629], [705];
as proof of immortality, [416];
relation to science, [744]
Nectabis, [463]
Nectanebo or Nectanebus, chap. xxiv, [391], [463], [516], [704]
Needle, copper, [590];
eye of, [396]
Nektanebes, Nekht-Har-ehbet, Nekhte-nebof, [558]-9;
and see Nectanebus
Neo-Latin, [732], [757]
Neo-Platonism, chap. xi, [116], [208], [296]-7, [349], [540], [544]-5, [661]
Nero, emperor, [61], [171], [201], [260], [262], [423]-5, [553], [585]
Nerva, emperor, [244]
Nerve and nervous system, [145]-6
Nestorian, [554]
Nettle, [636], [768]
Neuri, [330]
Nias Island, [170]
Niceta, a character in the Recognitions, chap. xvii
Nicias, [22], [204]
Niello, [769]
Night-shade, an herb, [581]
Night time and magic, [68], [78], [129], [224]-6, [234]
Nigromancy, see Necromancy
Nikon, father of Galen, [122]
Nile, [102], [179]-80, [198], [254], [559];
horses, [169]
Nimrod and magic, [413]
Nine, [88], [371], [590], [592], [598], [721], [727]
Nineveh, [243]
Nitrate, [772]
Nitro-muriatic acid, [772]
Noah’s ark, [20];
and see Flood
Noon, [248], [755]
Norman and Normandy, [427], [745]
Nose, [576], [589]
Notebook, [45]-6;
and see Lecture notes
Notory art, [267]
Nude and Nudity, [83], [93], [295], [565], [588]
Numa, king, [274], [505]
Number, observance of, and theory of perfect, [26], [69], [91], [178], [212], [258], [273], [317], [355]-7, [370], [373], [383], [430], [441], [521], [544]-5, [621], [627], [675];
and see Five, Four, Nine, Seven, Ten, Three
Numitor, king, [602]
Nymph, [546]
Oak, [493]
Oath, [430]
Obelisk, [558]
Obscenity in magic and medicine, [61]-2, [167]-8, [204], [207], [236]
Observation, Pliny, [48], [53]-4;
magicians, [64]-5;
Ptolemy, [105], [107], [110], [112];
Galen, [156];
reputed Chaldean, [95], [316];
Dioscorides, [606];
and see Experimental method
Obstetrics, see Child-birth
Occult virtue, discussions of and
references to of a general character, in Egypt, [10];
Pliny, [64]-5, [75]-6, [81], [89];
Galen, [169]-70;
Vitruvius, [183];
Plutarch, [212]-3;
Neo-Platonists, [304], [307], [311], [320], [542]-3;
Brahmans, [257]-8;
Marbod, [778]-81;
miscellaneous, [441], [454], [468]-9
Ocean, [489]
Ocimum, an herb, [93]
Oculist, [284], [670]
Odor, foul, [536]
Odysseus, [264], [281], [509], [629]
Oea, [222]ff.
Oil, [68], [90], [92], [130], [142], [154], [168]-9, [171], [175], [213], [256], [373], [572], [606], [724], [779]
Ointment, see Unguent
Old-wives, [166], [204], [234], [250], [272], [586];
and see Witch
Olybrius, emperor, [606]
Olympias, mother of Alexander, [560]ff.
Olympic games, [22], [102]
Olympus, Mt., [198], [296], [429]
Omens and portents, [14], [92], [178], [201], [231], [251], [254], [260], [318], [430], [471], [543], [560], [562], [675]
One, Once, for the first time, [82], [92], [210], [582]
Onesiphorus, [396]
Onion, [20]
Onoel, a spirit, [367]
Ophites, a marble, [87]
Ophites, a sect, [365], [383]
Opium, [724]
Opobalsam, [128]
Optics, [108], [218], [237], [276], [669]
Oracle, [21], [95], [203], [206]-7, [253], [278], [295], [318], [432], [442], [466], [534], [627]
Oratory, [535], [776]
Ordeal, [386], [468], [759]
Oreites, a gem, [295]
Orestes, [324]
Oreus, [365]
Organ, musical, [187]-8, [192]
Oriental attitude, exaggerated estimate of, [20]-1, [388]
Originality, [569], [575], [616]
Origanum, an herb, [218]
Origenists, [461], [519]
Oromazes, a magician, [236]
Orphic rites, [296], [429]
Osiris, [13], [196], [223], [233], [546]
Ossifrage, [87]
Ostrich, [636]
Ouroboros, the encircling serpent, [197], [763]
Owl, [63], [68], [70], [253]
Ox, [468], [722], [755]
Oxford, [642]
Oxygen, [143]
Oyster, [218]
Padua, [164]
Paeanites, a gem, [329]
Paganism, [203], [294], [317], [327], [512], chap. xxiv, [661]-2
Painting, [177], [187], [764]
Palatine hill, [125], [134]
Palermo, [427]
Palestine, [132], [280], [438]
Palimpsest, [553]
Palm, [62], [230], [333], [636]
Pamphile, a witch, [229]ff.
Pamphylia, [132]
Pan, the god, [251], [546]
Panacea, [172]
Pancrates, a magician, [280]-1
Pantarbe, [252]
Panther, [74], [256]
Papacy, [705];
see Sixtus IV for patronage of learning by
Papyri, [12], [14], [22], [27]-8, [193], [196], [365], [467], [686]
Paradise, [367], [470], [488]
Paralysis, [739];
of the face, [738];
tongue, [755]
Parchment, [589], [729], [764]
Pard, [74], [168]
Paris, [642]
Parrot, [575]
Parthians, [373], [376]
Partridge, [168], [324], [574]
Pastoral magic, [70]
Paternoster, see Lord’s Prayer
Pathology, [576]
Paul the apostle, [405], [413], [424], [449], [505];
potion of, [739]
Peacock, [574], [636]
Pebble, [591]
Pelican, [324]
Pella, [278]
Penalty, [293], [313], [433]
Penance, [513]
Pendant, [301]
Peony, [78], [173], [614], [740], [756]
Pepper, [169], [176], [256], [586], [637]
Pergamum, [122], [124], [130], [136], [149], [171], [236]
Peristereos, an herb, [77]
Persecution, fear of, [194]
Persia and Persian, [58], [66], [376], [451], [475], [479], [503], [553], [558], [744], [762]
Personification, [198], [343]
Perspective, see Optics
Peru, [7], [17]
Peter the apostle, [231], chap xvii, [505]
Petroselinon, [132]
Phaethon, [283]
Phalangium, an insect, [86]
Phallic ritual, [308]
Phantasm and Phantom, see Apparition, Ghost
Phanuel, an angel, [342]
Pharaoh’s dream, [358];
magicians, [379], [385], [417], [438], [446], [464], [470], [506]-8, [629]
Pharmacy and Pharmacology, [10], [20], [83], [122], [133], [343], [413], [434], [610], [734]-5
Phidias, [24], [407]
Philae, [559]
Philip of Macedon, [331], [560]ff.
Philoctetes, [294]
Philology, [535], [545]
Philosopher’s stone, [52], [197], [398], [763];
and see Alchemy
Philosophy, Greek, [21];
and alchemy, [13], [199];
and magic, [24], [61], [234], [246], [310], [440], [535];
and astrology, [674];
and business, [97];
Seneca, [103];
Galen and pseudo-Galen, [123]-4, [127], [133], [139], [146], [149]-50, [176], [180];
Vitruvius, [185]-6;
other mentions of, [220], [223], [279], [360], [416], [466], [471], [481], [485], [493], [536], [620], [707];
and see names of individuals (largely in other index) and schools.
Phlebotomy, see Bleeding
Phoebus, [620];
and see Apollo
Phoenicia, [438]
Phoenix, [207], [257], [332]-3, [347], [460]
Phraotes, [258]
Phrygia and Phrygian, [206], [430], [597], [630]
Phylactery, [513]
Physica, [512], [579]-80
Physics, [644]
Physiognomy, [26], [176], [179], [460], [668]
Physiology, [145], [395], [657]-60
Pig, [76], [85], [168], [219], [393], [587], [727], [729], [764], [766];
and see Swine
Pill, [739]
Pillow, beneath one’s, [90]
Pine-tree, [490], [493]
Piper, [217]
Pirronius, a magician, [604]
Piston, [192]
Place, observed in magic, [645]
Plagiarism, [186], [483], [649], [742], [746]-7
Plague, Galen and, [124], [142], [171];
of 1348 A.D., [164];
Apollonius and, [259], [391];
of 542 A.D., [575];
of Egypt, [325], [357], [491], [522], [685], [687], [696];
miscellaneous, [410], [432], [538]-9, [600]
Planetary week, [16], [513], [633]
Planets, when distinguished, [13]-4, [16];
properties of, [97], [113]-4, [346], [383], [526], [529], [662], [711];
in Gnosticism, [361];
in art, [379];
and the metals, [347], [368], [709], [763], [767];
and herbs, [291];
position at creation, [711], [713];
and formation of foetus, see Child-birth
Plate, metal, [229], [386], [572], [582]
Platonism, [221], [243], [456];
for Plato see other index
Pleiades, [179], [355], [636]
Pleurisy, [738]
Plough, [80]
Pneumatics, [188]
Poetry, [6], [95], [511], [535]
Poison and Poisoning, relation to magic, [25], [61], [441];
to medicine, [56];
venomous human beings, [324];
safeguards against, [67], [70]-1, [386], [614],
and see Antidote;
miscellaneous, [81], [86]-7, [231]-2, [397], [417], [460], [535], [565], [572], [574], [668], [721], [733]
Polar star, [384]
Polion, an herb, [77]
Politics, [358], [666]
Pompholyx, [132]
Pontianus, [223]-4
Pontiff, [124], [149]
Pontus, drugs from, [87], [132]
Poplar, [90]
Poppy, bearing stones, [216]
Population, [136]
Pork, [142]
Pot-herbs, [606]
Potter and Pottery, [384], [433], [588]-9
Praestigium, [630], [665]
Praetor, [538]
Prayer, [12], [79], [104], [219], [233], [382], [398], [412], [423], [426], [443], [457], [530]-1, [589], [645], [671], [705], [728];
procuring answer to, [70], [294], [593], [779];
by others than man, [457];
to others than God, [260], [264], [303], [526], [598]-9, [661];
of St. John, [721];
and see Lord’s Prayer, Incantation
Predestination, [514]
Prefect, [526]
Pregnant stone, [740]
Presbyter, [437]
Prescription, medical, [152], [159], [172]
Presentation, literary and scientific, [570], [595], [625]
Prester, John, [477]
Priest, [9], [13], [15], [21], [79], [85], [131], [195], [197], [300], [386], [533], [754], [763], [766]
Priscillianists, [478], [519]
Private parts, [343], [536]
Procharus, [397]
Proconsul, [235], [527]
Professions, learned, [5], [125]-6, [186]-7, [744]
Prognostication, medical, [164]
Prophecy and Prophet, [25], [77], [205], [230], [352], [370], [439], [447], [459], [465], [476], [479], [534]
Proteus, [263]
Psychology, [75], [144]-5, [657]-60
Ptah-Seker-Ausar, [233]
Ptolemais, [541]
Ptolemy, king of Egypt, [135]
Pulse, [144]-5, [430], [658]
Pump, [187], [192]
Punic, [597]
Puppy, see Dog
Purging, [667];
the lungs, [143]
Purification, [62], [204], [232], [441], [531], [598]
Purple, [173], [197]-8, [590]-1, [604]
Push-ball, [487]
Pylades, [144]-5
Pyrethrum, an herb, [614]
Pyrigoni, [324]
Pyrites, [571], [768]
Pyromancy, [260], [629]
Pyrrhus, [83]
Pytho, [629]
Pythagorean, [26], [32], [50], [58], [61], [63], [65]-6, [179], [184], [243], [258], [260], [280], [370], [456], [544]
Quail, [490]
Quadrivium, [632]
Qualities, the four, [114], [139]-40, [154], [157], [218], [485], [751], [755];
and see Cold, Heat
Quartan fever, [269], [579]-81, [736]
Quaternities, divine, [674]
Quick-lime, [434], [571]
Quinsy, [77], [89]
Quintus Cicero, [269]ff.
Rabbi, [355], [445]. [470]
Rabbit, [588], [729]
Race, [184], [781];
for strange races see Hyperboreans, Seres, etc.
Radiation of force or light, [643]-6
Radish, [721]
Rainbow, [409]
Rain-making, [23]-4, [103], [386], [430]
Rain-water, [81]-2
Ram, [213], [332], [424], [467]
Raphael, the angel, [342], [367], [447], [452], [454]
Rat, [76]
Ravenna, [367], [763]
Raymond, archbishop of Toledo, [657]
Reading, medieval, [604], [617]-8
Reason, [218], [660];
free from magic, [300];
and experience, [157]
Red, used, [65], [581], [508], [740]
Red Sea, [84], [208]
Redeemer, [361], [363], [438]
Reed, [75]-6, [80], [90], [215], [591], [726]
Reformed churches, [447]
Reggio, [445], [745]
Relics of saints, [444], [446], [593], [675]
Religion, and magic, [5]-6, [8]-9, [15], [18], [20], [22]-3, [33]-4, [60], [232], [256], [505], [533];
and astrology, [15]-7, [524], [529]-31;
and science, [407]-8, [479], chap. xxi;
other than Christian, [94], [361], [725],
and see Mohammedanism, Paganism, etc.;
medieval religious attitude, [746], [752];
and see Christianity, God, Theology, Trinity, etc.
Renaissance, [20], [122], [570], [618]
Reseda, an herb, [93]
Respiration, see Breathing
Resurrection of the body, [47], [415], [541]
Resuscitation of corpses, [280], [391], [394], [397], [424], [426], [638], [763]
Revelation, [56], [253], [407];
and see Divination by
Revolutions, astrological, [26], [377], [650]
Rhetoric, [124], [221], [269], [483], [518], [533], [535], [555], [596], [603], [700]
Rhodes, [269], [301]
Rhododendron, [175]
Rhubarb, first mention of, [576]
Riddles, [636]
Right hand, etc., used or preferred, [70], [78], [81], [83], [88], [90], [92], [324]-5, [332], [574], [580]-1, [591]-2, [767]
Ring, [69], [78], [173], [219], [251], [253], [280], [292], [379], [564], [582], [590], [592], [599], [656], [662], [705], [755]
Ring-worm, [93]
Rip van Winkle, [399]
Ritual, [12], [23];
and see Ceremonial
Roads, Roman, [135]-6
Robber, [117]
Robert, king of France, [672], [704], [736]
Robert Guiscard, [745]
Romance, Greek, [22], [221], [232], [553];
Medieval, [557]
Romanesque, [502]
Romans, traits of, [184]
Rome, as center of learning, [124], [128]-31, [135], [162], [201], [222], [242], [269], [277], [537], [586], [741];
other mentions, [209], [230], [366], [372], [403], [408], [421], [423]-4, [464], [553]
Romulus, [209], [274], [330], [602]
Root, see Herb
Rose, [230], [751];
wild, [56]
Royal Society, [214]
Rubbing, [142]
Ruddy complexion, [768]-71
Rue, [737];
eaten by weasel, [74], [324], [626]
Ruin, excavated, [762]
Russet, [89]
Rust, [766]
Rustic, experience, [578], [585]
Sabaoth, [365], [367], [379], [451], [583], [599]
Sabbath, [204], [513]
Sabians, [661]-3
Sacerdos, [235]
Sacra Via, [125], [133], [424]
Sacrifice, [68], [79], [104], [131], [166], [215], [248], [250]-1, [261], [294]-5, [308]-9, [317], [363], [414], [431], [645], [661]-3, [705];
human, [62], [207], [249], [418], [539], [687]
Sacrum amarum, [739]
Saffron, [656], [765]
Sagmina, sacred herbs, [76]
St. Gall, [640], [677]
St. Sophia, [575], [770]
Sakkara, [9]
Salamander, [54], [68], [85], [214], [324], [511], [636];
“wool,” [214]
Salerno, chaps. xxxi, xxxii
Salisatores, [630]
Saliva, [20], [82], [88]-9, [92]-3, [174], [281], [373], [392], [573], [588], [592], [656], [769]
Salmon, [424]
Salt, [213], [373], [467], [583], [670];
and see Holy, Sodom
Saltus Gilberti, [705]
Salve, [87], [606], [722]
Salvia, [739]
Samaria, [363]-4, [368], [421]
Samothracian orgies, [149]
Samuel, ghost of, see Endor, witch of
Sandal-Makers, street of, [134]
Sandals, [230]
Sandastros, a gem, [97]
Sapphire, [496], [779]
Saracen, [138], [718]
Sarcophagus, [476]
Sard, [777]
Sardinia, [329]
Sardis, [255]
Sardonia, an herb, [329]
Sardonic laugh, [329]
Satire, [285]
Saturn, god, [207];
planet, [97], [184], [580], [633], [768]
Saturninus, a heretic, [372]
Satyr, [263]-4, [546]
Saul, [448], [469]
Scarab, [10], [68], [333]
Scarification, [721]
Scepticism, see Credulity and
Sciatica, [69]
Scientific spirit, curiosity, etc., [144], [234], [308], [378]-9, [437], [485]-6, [494], [502]-4, [528], [535], [559], [669], [752];
and see Experiment, Observation
Scipio Orfitus, [223]
Scorpion, [74], [81], [85]-8, [171], [174], [494], [573], [583], [656], [666]
Scotland, [654]
Scrofula, [82], [89], [91], [587]
Sculpture, [277], [501]
Scylla, the monster, [263], [636];
an herb, [526]
Scythian, [59], [77], [245], [407], [496], [654]
Sea, [225], [738];
and see Bath
Sea-calf, [580];
faring, [245];
foam, [468];
gull, [159];
hare, [171], [236], [238], [587];
holly, [213];
serpent, [325], [574];
star, [89];
urchin, [68], [490]-1
Seal of Diana, [130]
Sealing, [69], [278], [468]
Seasons, four, [114]
Secrecy, [194], [227], [233], [239], [254], [287], [295], [372], [405], [420], [579], [765], [776]
Seed, [605];
seedless herbs, [489]
Seia, [599]
Selene, [215]
Selenomancy, [98]
Semen, [369]
Semitic, [15]
Semo Sancus, [421]
Senecion, an herb, [614]
Sense and Senses, [150], [158], [180], [355]
Sepia, [87]
Septimius Severus, emperor, [243], [253], [293];
and see Severi
Septizonium, [253]
Serapis, [379], [442], [763]
Seres, [376], [402], [412]-4
Serf and Servant, [739];
and see Colonus; Slavery
Sermon, [426], [482]ff.
Serpent, lifted up in the wilderness, [379];
and see Snake, Dragon, Sea-serpent
Sesame, [655]
Sethians, [365]
Sethos, [14]
Seven, [14], [16], [49], [67], [69], [169], [179], [198], [212], [232], [253], [258], [279], [282], [318], [333], [346], [355]-6, [365], [371], [373], [376], [378], [383], [385], [411], [429], [435], [491], [522], [537], [545], [581], [590], [592], [599], [633], [676], [724], [771], [777]
Seven sleepers, [725], [759]
Severi, dynasty of, [125], [130];
and see Septimius
Sèvres, [762]
Sex, observed in magic, [69], [78], [80]-2, [94], [729], [759];
of hyena, [397];
of herbs and stones, [81], [764];
of numbers, [179], [371];
of planets and signs, [282], [662], [709]-12;
predicted, [175]-6, [516];
intercourse, [141], [639], [767]
Shadow, [605]
Shadow-footed, [256]
Shark, [494]
Shaving the head, [142], [560], [724]
Sheba, [479]
Sheep, [68], [102], [168], [173], [219], [467], [490], [582], [656];
the lost, [363];
and see Lamb, Ram, Shepherd, Pastoral
Shellfish, [98], [517]
Shepherd, [478]
Ship, [604];
wreck, [748]
Shirt, [581]
Shoe, [638]
Short-hand, [134], [232]
Showbread, [385]
Sibyl, [546];
for Sibylline books see other index
Sicily, [85], [427], [525]
Sideritis, a stone, [295]
Sieve, [91], [250], [325]
Signatures, [310]
Sign, see Abbreviation, Divination, Prognostication, Sex predicted, Star, Zodiac
Silence observed, [722]
Silas, [449]
Silk, [608]
Silvanus, [546]
Silver, [590], [599]
Similarity, argument from, [238], [614];
and see Like cures like
Simon the Canaanite, [392]
Simon Magus, chap. xvii, [362]-5, [397], [439]
Simon, St., [435]
Simples, medicinal, in Pliny, [46], [83];
Galen, [128], [153], [160], [168], [571]
Sin, [344], [372]-5, [430], [457], [520];
effect on nature, [254], [345], [350], [409]-10, [490]
Sinew, [68], [148]
Siphon, [189], [191]
Siren, [263]
Sisebut, king, [623]
Sisinnios, [398]
Six, [184], [356], [521]
Sixtus IV, pope, [349], [596]
Skeleton, [233]
Skin, [141], [769];
changing one’s, [170], [238], [324];
disease, [102], [537];
see Animals, parts of;
and the names of particular animals for the use of their skins
Skull, [80], [580]
Sky, see Heaven
Slav, [658]
Slavery, [136], [170], [350], [515], [668], [683]
Slavonic, [342], [345], [398]
Sleep, magic, [399]
Sleight-of-hand, [370]
Slot-machine, [197]
Smallpox, [668]
Smilax, [92]
Smoke, [89], [615]
Smyrna, [123]
Snail, [89], [92], [586]
Snake, remedies against, [84]-9, [99], [175], [258], [295], [365], [386], [392], [495], [599], [614];
animals antipathetic to, [84]-5, [99], [231];
virtue in, [23], [168], [197];
of India, [214], [564];
Satan and demons as, [365], [391], [430];
charming, [83], [278]-80, [325], [511], [561]-2, [638]-9;
sting and venom of, [56], [81]-2, [102];
foam of, [67];
sloughing of, [170];
not found in Ismuc, [183];
at Delphi, [283];
on a pendant, [301];
medical knowledge of, [441];
and see Fennel, tasted by
Sneeze, divination from, [95], [205], [207]
Social aspect of magic, [59];
life in antiquity, [137], [185]
Socrates, [137], [139], [204], [234], [240], [270], [288], [532]
Soda, washing, [571]
Sodom, salts of, [138]
Soldier, [56]-7
Solemnity, required in magic, [644]-6
Solon, [326], [355]
Son of God, [372], [438]
Soot, [236]
Sopater, [313]
Sophist and Sophistry, [540]-1
Soporific, [758]
Sorcery, [10], [25], [61], [96], [166], [270], [279], [324], [344], [352], [386], [390], [393], [437]-8, [441], [655], [690], [733];
counter-magic against, [17]-20, [70], [81], [94], [301], [391], [600];
and see Goetia, Witchcraft
Sortilegi, [630]
Sory, [132]
Soul, human, Plato on, [25]-6;
Pliny, [47], [96];
Galen, [150], [178], [180];
Plutarch, [206]-7, [213], [217];
Neo-Platonists, [309]-10, [318];
Gnostics, [364];
location of, [735];
apart from body, [399], [418], [455], [510], [546];
immortality of, [416], [419], [469], [531], [541];
other than human, [198], [213];
and see World-soul
Sound, [143], [201], [430], [542]
Sousnyos, St., [398]
Spain, [380], [433], [489], [580], [597], [607]
Spanish era, [773]
Sparrow, [271]
Sparta and Spartan, [21]-2, [216], [301]
Species, [304], [493], [751]
Speech, impediment of, [536]
Sphaera barbarica, [537]
Sphere, see Earth, Universe, and other index
Spice, [250], [257], [295], [606]
Spider, [90], [94], [168]-9, [171], [175], [587]
Spinal cord, [146]
Spirit, good or evil (including angel and demon, but see also Apparition, Ghost, Necromancy, Soul), in early Arabic poetry, [6];
in the ancient orient, [11], [15], [18]-9, [24];
classical Greece, [24], [26], [180]-1;
on nature of, Plutarch, [203]-4, [206]-8;
Apuleius, [240];
Philostratus, [263]-4;
Iamblichus, [309]-10;
Enoch, [343]; Origen and Celsus, [441]-3, [452]-3;
Augustine, [508];
Martianus Capella, [545]-6;
Dionysius the Areopagite, [546]-7;
Christian ascription of other religions to demons, [370], [414], [429]ff., [442], [453];
disease and, [11], [18]-9, [299], [343], [452], [722];
expulsion of, and power over, [253], [262], [386], [405], [414], [417]-8, [441], [443,] [754], [779], and see Exorcism; fall of, [343], [374]-5;
familiar and guardian, [207], [210], [368], [370];
in the air, [206], [240], [424], [463], [508], [635];
in heavens and stars, chap. xv, [343], [397], [431], [458], [487]-8, [519];
in the moon, [207];
in nature, [181], [296], [308], [310], [347], [382], [414], [430], [443], [452]-4, [543];
invocation of, [301], [308], [310], [320], [361], [367]-8, [371]-2, [384], [419], [437], [442], [447], [449]-52, [543], [655], [674], and see Necromancy, Notory art;
magic, astrology, arts and sciences ascribed to, [195], [240], [313], [343], [368], [370], [412], [414], [417]-8, [422], [429]-32, [441]-3, [447]-8, [453], [458]-9, [463], [465]-6, [506]-7, [509], [513], [518], [629], [675], [705];
mediums between God or gods and men, [206], [208], [240], [349], [452]-4, [459], [621], [675];
orders of, [308]-9, [320], [363], [408], [455], [507], [545]-7, [727];
possessed by, [308], [392], [413]-4, [434], [510], [640], [723]-4, [754]-5;
safeguards against, [18], [216], [293], [391], [398], [449], [615], [726], [728]
Spiritus, [147], [658]-60
Spit, see Saliva
Spleen, [57], [68]-9, [85], [536], [577], [579], [584], [587]-8, [591]
Spodium or Spodos, [132]
Sponge, [227]
Spoon, [721]
Spring, water [229];
caused to flow, [769];
and see Fountain, Seasons
Staff, [252], [435], [679]
Stag, [84], [207], [294], [324];
and see Deer
Stained glass, [427], [435], [770]
Stans, the, [415]
Star, nature of, god or animal, etc., [25]-6, [103], [206], [210], [212], [240], [303], [315], [343]-4, [353], [436], [456], [519]-21, [530], [620]-1, [632], [662], [670];
as sign, [302], [410], [458], [544];
not cause of evil, [305], [354], [475], [514];
cause of evil, [411];
affected by magic, [225]-6;
shooting, [71], [589];
fixed, [114];
and see Astrology;
Christ, birth of;
Magi
Star-fish, [56]
Starling, [490]
Statue, [91], [279], [280], [764];
healing, [284];
animated, [188], [416]-7, [424], [435];
and see Image, Sculpture
Steam, [192]
Stele of Metternich, [559]
Stepmother, [215]
Stoic, [50], [141], [178]-81, [210], [269]-70, [283], [350], [397], [456]
Stomach, [92], [173], [536], [592], [656], [757]
Stone, the disease, [87], [588], [729];
and see Gem
Stoning to death, [262], [399]
Storax, a gum, [495]
Stork, [257], [324]-5, [331], [460], [580]
Storm-averting magic, [71], [80], [92], [102], [252], [313]
Stream, [91], [225]-6, [546];
and see Fountain
Stupa, [251], [413]
Style, literary, [222]-3, [525], [570], [620]
Styx, river, [326]
Suanir, [435]
Suffumigation, see Fumigation
Suggestion, force of, [265]
Sulla, [532]
Sulphur, [279], [764]
Sumerian, [15], [17]
Summun bonum, [752]
Sun, god and worship, [97], [251], [261], [294]-5, [317]-8, [382], [492], [524];
personified, [347], [410], [457], [529];
and magic, [141], [225]-7, [308], [386];
astrological influence of, [99], [179], [211];
rising and dawn, [215], [230]-1, [256], [261];
before sunrise, [69], [71], [78], [91], [94], [131], [173], [281], [583], [599], [768];
before sunset, [583];
experiment with, [55];
dial, [185], [187];
distance and size of, [219], [488];
tropical, [214];
tree of, [564]
Superstition, Plutarch on, [203]-4;
in medicine, chaps. xxv, xxxi
Surgery, [148]-9, [536], [569], [668], [723], [735]
Suriel, a spirit, [367]
Swaddling cloth, [392], [396]
Swallow, habits of, [75], [324], [615], [636];
use of, [68], [70], [168], [175], [581], [721]
Swallow-stone, [755], [766]
Swallow-wort, [75], [615], [626]
Swan, [636]; song, [255], [332]
Sweat, [167], [392], [767], [779]
Swine, [70], [77], [79], [99], [217];
and see Pig
Sword, [78], [295];
magic [258]
Sylvia, [404]
Symbol and Symbolism, [166], [251], [310], [361], [367], [502], [506], [546], [676]-7, [679], [721];
in alchemy, [766]-7, [771]-2
Sympathetic magic, [68], [84]-7, [92], [238], [271], [296], [299], [304], [312], [314], [320], [354], [542]-3, [614]
Symposium, [137], [201]-2
Symptoms, [735]
Syncretism, [525]
Synod at Rome, [389], [402]
Syracuse, [476]
Syria, Syriac, and Syrian, [280], [374], [387], [395], [403]-4, [422], [437], [497], [499], [503], [554], [559]-61, [577], [597], [601], [661], [663], [747], [762]
Syrian goddess, [231]
Syringe, [192]
Syrup, [560]
Tablecloth, [214]
Tables, astronomical, [14];
of contents, [50], [153].
Tablet, astrological, [560], [563];
and see Cuneiform, Lead
Taboo, [21];
and see Iron
Tagus, [630]
Tamarisk, [85], [587]
Tape-worm, first mentioned, [576]
Tarpeian rock, [426]
Tarquin the Proud, [602]
Tarrutius, an astrologer, [209], [330]
Tarsus, [259], [479]
Taste, sense of, [505]
Taxo, [600], [636]
Teiresias, [281]
Telines, [21]
Temperaments, four, [668]
Temple, [533];
of Peace, [125];
devices, [192]-3;
in alchemy, [197]-8, [763];
Egyptian, [261], [301], [559];
Jewish, [395];
Greek, [407];
of the Sun, [435];
of Liber, [496];
Christian, [533]
Terebinth-tree, [571]
Terra sigillata, [130]-2, [154], [756]
Tetter, [93]
Textbook, [635]
Text and Textual criticism and history, magic, [9];
cuneiform, [15], [17]-8;
classics, [21], [27];
Aristotle, [24], [27];
Pliny, [52];
Ptolemy, [106], [108];
Galen, [119]-21;
Hero, [189];
alchemy, [193];
Plutarch, [202];
Aelian, [322];
Philo, [348]-9;
patristic, [374], [377], [389], [401]-6, [477], [495];
Physiologus, [497]-9;
Alexander legend, chap. xxiv;
Medicine of Pliny, [596];
Dioscorides, [594], [606]-13;
medicine, [567], [731];
Isidore, [623];
medieval alterations, [3], [338], [683], [720]
Thaphtabaoth, a spirit, [369]
Thaumaturgy, [190]
Thautabaoth, a spirit, [367]
Theater, [184], [422], [425], [486], [506], [512]
Thebes and Theban, [179], [491], [553], [765]
Theft, discovery of, and recovery of object, [644], [666], [681], [718], [725];
aids, [780]
Theodamas, [294]
Theodoric the East Goth, [569], [617], [619]
Theodosius I, emperor, [584]
Theodosius II, emperor, [327]
Theology, astral, [15], [17], [360]-1, [543], [621];
and magic, [18], [234];
Galen, [149];
Egyptian, [370];
attitude shown, [619]-20
Therapeutae, [349], [356]
Therapeutics, [10], [122], [141], [735]
Theriac, [130], [733], [756]
Thersites, [269]
Thessaly, home of witches, [58], [203], [226]
Theurgy, chap. xi, [505], [535]
Thomas the apostle, in India, [475], [477]
Thoth, [288]
Thotmes IV, king of Egypt, [13]
Thought, history of, [3]-4;
explained physiologically, [659]
Thread, [89], [590], [656]
Three, Thrice, etc., [69], [79], [82], [88]-9, [91], [93], [169], [174], [295], [476], [479], [582], [588]-9, [592], [614], [656], [721], [730], [736], [767]
Threshold, [69], [89]
Throat, disease of, [82]
Thunder, divination from, [57], [96], [262], [546], [562], [629], [635]-6, [674], [679];
other observance of, [78];
thought to produce mushrooms, [219];
stage, [468]
Thyme, [571]
Tiberius, emperor, [59], [776]
Tick, [67]
Tide, [254], [274], [351], [517], [530], [703]
Tigellinus, [259], [263], [265]
Tiger, [256], [502]
Tigris-Euphrates, [13]-6, [281]-2
Ti’i, [18]
Time, devices for telling, [115], [144], [187], [276], [333], [395];
observed in magic, [645]
Titus, emperor, [42], [45]
Toad, [771]
Tobias nights, [688]
Toledo, [657]
Tomb, Egyptian, [9], [14]
Tongue, [98], [150];
use of, [175], [726], [779];
gift of, [208], [386]
Tooth, [68], [82], [84], [159], [279], [599],
600, [656], [769];
extracting, filling, etc., [175], [573], [779]
Toothache, cures for, [56], [68], [88]-90, [169], [175], [577], [588]-9, [592], [599], [614], [724], [727], [755]
Toothpowder, [236]
Topaz, [495]
Top, spinning, [487]
Torpedo, [159]
Tortoise, [68], [74], [76], [88], [91], [325], [626], [764]
Torture, [381], [538]
Touch, [324]
Tower, of Babylon, [16]
Trade, [486], [494];
and see Merchant, Business
Tradition, see Authority, Legend, Textual history
Trajan, emperor, [135], [373]
Transfer, magic, see Disease
Transformation, magic, [21], [23], [226], [250], [280], [390], [393], [399], [415]-7, [424], [446], [470], [509], [561]-2, [630], [773];
and see Werwolf
Translation, Latin, of Ptolemy, [106], [109]-10;
Galen, [121], [176];
Hero, [189];
church fathers, [445], [484];
post-classical and early medieval, [570], [576], [619], chap. xxiv;
from the Arabic, [611], [690]-1, chaps. xxviii, xxx, xxxii;
pretended, [292];
Anglo-Saxon, [638];
other vernacular, [498], [612], [677], [778];
Greek, [331], [342], [637];
magic, [430];
Arabic, [106], [189], [292], [498], [554], [607], [652]-3
Travel, [575], [668], [743]
Tree, [255];
of knowledge, [367], [474];
of life, [350];
sun and moon, [474]
Trial, for heresy or magic, Apuleius, [222], [232]-40;
Apollonius, [249];
Priscillian, [381];
Basilius, [639]
Triangle, [206], [356]
Trigona, Trigones, or Triplicitates, [114], [184]
Trigonometry, [107]
Trinity, [479], [541], [619]-20
Triptolemus, [546]
Trivia, [236]
Trojan war, [260], [271], [294], [363]
Trophonius, cave of, [204], [206], [248], [282]
Truth, devotion to, [400];
Galen, [118]-9, [123], [127];
Plotinus, [300];
Plain of, [211];
Simon’s Helen and, [364]-5
Tube, hidden, [469]
Tübingen theory, [423]
Tumor, [71], [82], [93], [571], [587], [590], [599]
Tunis, [744]
Tunny fish, [218]
Turpentine, [132]
Tuscan, [598]
Tutia, [132]
Twelve, [14], [383], [385], [411], [495]
Twins, [81];
argument from, against astrology, [273], [275], [514]
Typhon, [463], [558]
Tyriac, see Theriac
Ulcer, [580], [779]
Underground, magic learned, [280];
and see Burial
Underwear, [386], [581]
Underworld, [16], [251], [282], [383], [470]
Unguent, [55], [128]-30, [133], [142], [169], [229], [367], [420], [739], [755]
Unicorn, [255], [636]
Universals and particulars, [622]
Universe, theories of, [180]-1, [193], [210], [254], [312], [361]-4, [371], [397];
duration of, [374]-6, [541];
sphericity of, [408]
Urine, use of, [81]-3, [325], [573], [581], [640], [684], [737], [746], [763], [766]-9;
emission of, [69], [739], [756]
Ursa Major, [355]
Utensils, [624]
Vacuum, [189], [669]
Valentinus the Gnostic, [364], [374], [411], [488]
Valve, [192];
in brain, [659]
Vampire, see Empousa, Lamia
Vapor, [141]
Vaporization, [724]
Vascular system, [30]
Vases, Greek, [266], [770]
Vein, [147], [576], [728]
Venesection, see Bleeding
Ventriloquism, [352], [448], [470], [560];
and see Endor, witch of
Venus, goddess, [236];
planet, [96]-7
Verbena, an herb, [66], [76], [614], [725]
Vernacular literature, [3];
and see Translation
Verus, L., emperor, [124]
Vervain, see Verbena
Vespasian, emperor, [253]
Vesuvius, Mt., [45]
Veterinary, [593], [722], [724], [730]
Vinegar, [57], [71], [169], [175], [768]
Vineyard, [604]
Violet, [751]
Viper, use of, [91], [142], [159], [170], [173], [218], [294], [331], [572],
and see Theriac; remedy against, [213], [490], [721];
mode of generation, [172], [238], [255], [277], [323], [409], [491]
Virgin and Virginity, [55], [83], [90], [93], [216], [279], [326], [431], [491], [639], [763];
and see Chastity, and Mary, Virgin
Virtue, see Occult
Virtues, three, [479];
four, [675]
Vision, theory of, [659], [669]
Vitriol, [764]
Vivisection, [147]
Voice, [134], [146], [180], [184]
Volcano, [254]
Vowels, [92], [356], [371], [379]
Vulture, [89], [333], [580], [724], [726], [729]
Wall, of house, [69]
Wand, magic, [20], [252], [508], [560]
War and Warfare, [187], [358];
decried, [6], [46]-7, [122]
Warts, to get rid of, [71], [88], [166], [589], [737]
Washing, ceremonial, [295], [730]
Wasp, [332]
Water, and Waters, [142], [373], [408], [490];
above the firmament, [181], [346], [458], [487], [632];
drinking, [685];
dissolves magic, [227], [722];
in which feet washed, [175];
marvelous, medical, and chemical, [102], [183], [197], [329], [763];
-jar and -works, [187], [191]-2;
clock, see Time;
underground, [55];
and see Fountain, Holy, Stream, Sea, etc.
Wave theory, see Sound
Wax, [71], [229], [467]-8, [571], [738];
and see Image
Weasel, [80], [231], [331], [396], [409], [460], [636];
and see Rue, tasted by
Weather, observed, [178];
predicted, [97], [115], [181], [185], [231], [325], [463], [605], [642], [647];
and see Rain-making, Storm-averting magic
Well, [55], [251], [271]
Werwolf, [23], [51], [339]
Whale, [49]
Wheat, [373], [598]
Wheel, [192], [382];
magic or solar, [266];
of fortune, [683]
Whetstone, [71]
White, [78]-9, [215], [295], [755]
Widow, [71]
Will, free, relation to fate and the stars, [210], [275]-6, [306], [315], [374]-5, [412], [456], [475], [513], [518], [531], [620]-2
William Rufus, king of England, [673]
Wind, [16], [78], [373], [676], [678], [728]
Wine, [55], [68]-9, [132], [137], [142], [231], [263], [295], [572], [581], [605]-6, [721], [739], [765];
and see Falernian
Witch, Witchcraft, and Wizard, [2], [18]-9, [164], [172], [203], [225]-31, [251], [344], [373], [407], [535], [599], [722];
and see Goetia, Old-wives, Sorcery
Wolf, [80], [93], [172], [219], [332], [587]-8, [656], [726];
and see Werwolf
Woman, [396], [588], [710], [740]-1;
diseases of, [82], [142], [289], [536], [746]
Wood, [233]
Woodpecker, [23], [78]
Wool, [89], [173], [590], [656]
Words, power of, [10], [24], [152], [207], [231], [239], [279], [299], [311], [370], [378], [384], [414], [422]-31, [438], [445], [449]-52, [476], [507], [561]-2, [605], [627], [644], [666];
and see Incantation
World-soul, [96], [150], [210], [254], [299], [303], [349], [358], [410], [544], [622]
Worm, [89], [94], [582], [729], [754], [768];
and see Earthworm, Tape-worm
Wormwood, [722]
Writing, a sin, [344];
invisible, [265]
Wryneck, [265]-7
Yahweh, [446]
Year 1000 A.D., [675]
Yew, [81]
York, [689]
Youth, renewed or perpetual, see Elixir, Fountain, Longevity
Zeus, [23], [193], [284], [380]
Zodiac, [14], [16], [96], [98], [114], [179], [184], [283], [354], [378], [492], [520], [679], [711], [728];
and parts of human body, [662], [673]-4, [777]
Zoology, [237], [503];
and see Animal
Zone, [376]

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INDEX

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

Abammon, [307]
Abano, Peter of, [162], [179], [409], [600], [610], [651], [665], [710], [714]
Abdallah, [693]
Abdias, [425]-6
Abel, A., [434]
Abel, E., [291], [293], [463]
Abelard, Peter, [475], [544]
Abgarus, [395]
Abhandlungen d. bayr. Akad., [567]-8
Abhandlungen d. Berlin Akad., [121], [468], [732]
Abhandlungen z. Gesch. d. Math. Wiss., [642]
Abraham the patriarch, reputed book of, [445]
Abraham, cited by Firmicus, [537]
Abraham of Tortosa, [611]
Abt, Apologie d. Apuleius, [22], [239]
Abu Jafar Ahmed Ibn-al-Jezzar, [745]
Abu Sa’id Schâdsan, [651]
Accad. dei Lincei, Rendiconti dell’, [499]
Accad. di Monaco, Atti dell’, [551]
Acta Sanctorum, [296]
Acts of the Apostles, [136], [510]
Acts (Apocryphal)
of Archelaus, [398]
of Barnabas, [397]
of John, [397]
of Nereus and Achilles, [425]
of Paul, [396]
of Paul and Thecla, [395]
of Peter, [405]
of Peter and Andrew, [396]
of Peter and Paul, [397], [424]
of Philip, [397]
of Pilate, [390], [395]
of Thomas, [374], [397]
Adalmus, [673]
Adam, Moon-Book, [682]
Adam of Bremen, [773]
Adam of St. Victor, [398]
Adams, F., [568]
Ad-Damîrî, [393], [688]
Adelard of Bath, [100], [468], [652], [664], [706], [773]
Adelbold, [706]-7
Ademarus Cabannensis, [704]
Adhelmus, see Aldhelm
Aelfric, [484], [677]
Aelian, [238], [300], 322-6, [331]
Aemilius Macer, [612]
Aeschrion, [178]
Aeschylus, [325]
Aesculapius, [537], [597]-8, [600], [735]
Aesop, [553]
Aethicus, see Ethicus
Aetius of Amida, [163], [170], [292], chap. xxv
Agathodaemon, [195]
Agathias, [575]
Aggregator, [611]
Agricola, De re metal., [132], [329]
Agrippa, H. C., Occult Philosophy, [454], [653]
Ahrens, K., [497], [499], [503]
Ajasson, [42]
Alandraeus, see Alchandrus
Albaihaqi, [670]
Albandinus, [716]
Alberic the Deacon, [752]
Albertus Magnus, [158], [163], [326], [600], [658], [725], [772]
Animal., [503], [563], [746]
Causis et propriet., [563]
Mineral., [501], [653]
Somno et vigilia, [359]
Speculum astronomiae, [647], [650], [664]
Veget. et plantis, [653]
Albucasis, [742]
Albumasar, [524], [647], 649-52, [691]
Conjunctions, [649]-51
Experiments, [649]
Flores, [649]-50
Greater Introduction, [649]
Lesser Introduction, [652]
Mysteries, [651]
Rains, [651]-2
Revolutions, [651]
Sadan, [651]
Searching of the Heart, [649]
Alchadrinus or Alchandrinus, see Alchandrus
Alchandrus, 710-19
Breviary, [714]ff.
Mathematica, [710]ff.
Alchamia, [774]
Alchimus, [601]
Alcibiades, see Helxai, Book of
Alcuin, [556], [617], [658]
Aldhelm, [636]
Aldus, see Medici antiqui
Alexander the Great, [331], [578]
astrological treatises, [712]ff.
Mirabilibus Indiae, 555-6, [564]
Responsio ad Dindimum, [556]
Alexander of Aphrodisias, [578]
Alexander Polyhistor, [341]
Alexander of Tralles, chap. xxv, [137]-8, [174], [596], [721], [747]
Alexandre, Oracula Sibyllina, [287]
Alexis, Mandragorizomene, [22]
Alfanus, [752]-3
Al-Farabi, [744]
Alfraganus, [737]
Alfred the Great, king, [637]
Algazel, [744]
Alhabib, Book of, [763]
Alhandreus, see Alchandrus
Ali ibn Abbas, Khitaab el Maleki, [747]
Alkindi, chap xxviii
Deceits of Alchemists, [649]
Empire of Arabs, [648]
Judgments, [648]
Geomancy, [648]
Pluviis, [647]-8
Properties of Swords, [649]
Somno et visione, [646]
Spectaculis, [642]
Stellar Rays, [643]-6
Allard, P., [298]
Alma, J. d’, [349]
Alphita, [600]
Alte Orient, [7], [33]-5
Amatus of Salerno, [752]
Ambrose, [426], [447], [494], [499], [505], [686]
Hexaemeron, [482]-3, [485]
Moribus Brachmannorum, [557]
Amélineau, [360], [377]
American Historical Association Papers, [632]
American Journal of Archaeology, [17]
American Mathematical Monthly, [31]
American Society of Church History Papers, [406]
Amigeron, see Damigeron
Ammianus Marcellinus, [285], [288], [318]-9, [527]
Amplonius, Catalogue of MSS, [267]
Anastasius Antiochenus, [469]
Anaxagoras, [456]
Anaxandrides, [22]
Anaxilas, [22]
Anaxilaus, [88], [214]
Anaximenes, [181]
Andreas, [154]
Andrian, F. v., [16]
Andromachus, [171]
Angelus, J., [106], [525]
Annales de la Faculté des Lettres de Bordeaux, [704]
Annales du Service des Antiquités de l’Egypte, [14]
Année Sociologique, [6]
Ansileubus, [503]
Ante-Nicene Fathers, [387], and Book II passim
Anthropologie, L’, [6]
Antipater, [185]
Antisthenes, [553]
Antonius Eparchus, [745]
Antonius Musus, [600]
Anz, Gnostizismus, [360], [383]
Aomar, [647]
Aphaxad, [435]
Apion, [405]
Apocrypha, chap. xvi, [342], [406]
Apollonius, to whom works of magic are ascribed, [267]
Apollonius of Perga, [663]
Apollonius of Tyana, Epistles and Will, [244];
and see other index
Apollonius and Galen, [723]
Apostles, see Acts, Constitutiones, Didascalia
Apuleius of Madaura, chap. vii, [165], [242], [290], [309], [390], [465], [508]
Apology, [222]-5, [232]-41, [463]
Dogma of Plato, [222], [241], [596]
Florida, [222], [233]
God of Socrates, [222], [240]-1
Golden Ass or Metamorphoses, [222]-32, [241], [332], [406], [509]
Natural Questions, [237]
Universe, [222]
dubious or spurious
Asclepius, see Hermes Trismegistus
grammatical and rhetorical, [596]
Herbarium, chap. xxvi, [696]
Sphere, chap. xxix, [197], [596]
Aquinas, Thomas, [519], [544], [658]
Aratus, [709]
Arcandam, [716]
Archaeologia, chap. xxxiii
Archandrinus, see Alchandrus
Archigenes, [137], [152], [168], [176]
Archimatthaeus, [738]
Archimedes, [29], [663]
Catoptrica, [237]
Archinapolus, [185]
Archiv f. Gesch. d. Medizin, [188], [737]
Archiv f. Kunde österreich. Geschichtsquellen, [498]
Archiv f. Studium d. Neuer. Sprachen, [673]
Arendzen, J. P., [360], [371]
Aretaeus, [570]
Aretinus Quilichinus, [558]
Arevalus, [402], [623]
Arfarfan or Argafalan or Argafalaus, [711]
Aristarchus, [31], [219]
Aristodemus, [574]
Aristophanes, [24]
Birds, [324]
Goetes, [22]
Aristotle, [3], [26], [32], [103], [139], [146], [153], [180], [205], [210], [237]-8, [317], [408], [451], [553], [563], [565], [619]-20, [632], [642], [657], [663]-5, [764]
Animals, History of, [24]-30, [50], [129], [240], [255], [331], [486], [491], [503]
Categoriis, [677]
Generatione, [30]
Interpretatione, [677]
Metaphysics, [621]
Meteorology, [486]
Partibus, [30]
Physics, [622]
Politics, [97]
dubious or spurious
Images, [666]
Lapidary, [654], [656], [671], [756]
Secret of Secrets, [555]
Arnald of Villanova, [162], [653], [688], [736]-7, [741]
Arnheim, [316]
Arnobius, [423], [505]
Arnold of Saxony, [611]
Arrian, [553]
Artemidorus, [201]
Artephius or Artesius, [774]
Asakki marsûti, [18]
Ascalu the Ishmaelite, [711]
Ascension of Isaiah, [399]
Asclepiades, [141], [168]
Asclepius, see Hermes Trismegistus
Ashmole, E., Theatrum chemicum Britannicum, [773]
Astrolabe, anonymous treatises on, chap. xxx
Athenaeus, [120], [196], [202]
Athenagoras, [288]
Aubert u. Wimmer, [73]
Audollent, [28]
Aufidius Bassus, [45]
Augustine, chap. xxii, [241]-2, [288], [303], [447], [476], [485], [617], [626], [628], [658], [660], [686], [692]
Anima, [147]
Cataclysmo, [507]
City of God (Civitate Dei), [320], [326], chap. xxii, [535], [552]-4
Confessions, [459], [504]-5, [509], [511]
Consensu Evangelistarum, [505]
Contra Academicos, [518]
Contra Faustum, [518]
Contra Priscillianistas, [519]
Diversis quaestionibus, [508], [510], [514]
Divinatione daemonum, [508]
Doctrina Christiana, [508], [521]
Enchiridion, [519]
Epistolae, [241], [514]
Genesi ad litteram, [483], [504]-5, [509], [511], [514], [518]-9, [521]-2, [660]-1
Haer., [369]
Octo Dulcitii quaest., [510]
Quaestiones ex Novo Test., [518]
Sermones, [426], [507], [514], [518]
Sermones supposititi, [522]
Trinitate, [506]-9
Aulus Gellius, [50], [59], [202], [269], [354]
Auracher, T. M., and Stadler, H., [610]
Ausfeld, A., [551]
Ausfeld and Kroll, [551]
Avezac, d’, [601]
Avicenna, [658], [660]
Anima, [766]
Divis. philos., [744]
Axt and Riegler, [293]
Babelon, E., [341]
Babut, E. C., [381]
Bacon, Roger, [108], [163], [341], [409], [601], [603], [646], [661], [665], [766]
Baethgen, [73]
Bald and Cild, 720-2, [733]
Barach, S., [658]
Bardaisan or Bardesanes, 373-7, [381], [412], [457], [471], [475], [782]
Barlama, [138]
Barnabas, [404], [408]
Epistle, [396], [409];
and see Acts (Apocryphal)
Barnes, C. L., [773]
Bartholomew of England, De proprietatibus rerum, [170], [484], [501], [503], [578], [611], [660], [686]
Baruch, Book of, [399]
Basil, Hexaemeron, chap. xxi, [322], [458], [476], [504], [552]-4
Basil and Gregory, Philocalia, [405]-6
Basset, R., [398]-9
Bate, Henri, [650]
Bateson, M., [689]-90
Bath Occult Reprint Series, [291]
Battle, W. C., [28]
Baudry de Balzac, [736]
Baur, L., [744]
Beazley, R., [326], [480], [601]
Becker, H., [551]
Beckh, H., [604]
Beckmann, Marbod, [775]
Bede, [476], [617], 634-6, [658], [675], [683], [688], [694], [702]
Hexaemeron, [485]
Natura rerum, [634]-5, [676], [695]
Samuel, [635]
Temporibus, [634]-5
Tonitruis, [635]-6, [679]
Belenus, [267]
Bellarminus, [469]
Belon, P., [131]
Bennett, W. H., [446]
Bentwich, N., [349]
Berengarius, [701]-2
Bernadakes, G. N., [202]
Bernard of Clairvaux, St. [502], [658]
Bernard Gordon, see Gordon
Bernard of Provence, [740]
Bernard Silvester, [717]
Bernays, [73]
Berosus, [95], [104], [185]
Berthelot, P. E. M., [540]
Archéologie (1906), [12]
Chimie (1893), [670], [697], [761]
Introduction (1889), [12], [199], [544]
Origines (1885), [12]-3, [59], [193], [292], [369], [544], [559]
Voyages (1895), [131]
Berthelot et Ruelle (1887-8), [193], [320], [683]
Bestiary, [498]
Bevan, A. A., [374]
Bezogar, [682]
Bezold, [16]
Bezold, C., [34]
Bible, [16], [138], [246], [342], [350], [352], [361]-2, [385]-6, [405], [439], chap. xxi, [511], [546], [583], [681], [729];
and see names of individual books of
Bibliotheca Mathematica, [188], [193]
Bibliotheca Patrum, [426]
Bibl. d. l’École des Hautes Études, [381], [765]
Bikélas, [73]
Billerbeck, [73]
Bisse, E., [557]
Bivilaqua, [525]
Björnbo and Vogl, [642], [663]
Bl. f. bayr. Gymn., [73]
Boethius, [109], [527], 618-22, [658], [677]
Boissier, A., [34]
Boll, F., [14], [16], [105], [111], [291], [316], [524]-5, [683]
Bollettino della Società geografica italiana, [480]
Bolus de Mendes, [50]
Boncompagni, B., Gherardo Cremonese, [163]
Bonnet, Acta apostolorum apocrypha, [397]
Book of Changes, [6]
Book of the Dead, [9], [362]
Book of the Saviour, [369], [377]
Book of Secrets, [670]
Book of Seventy, [670]
for Book of, see also Alhabib, Baruch, Crates, Enoch, Helxai, Jeû
Borgnet, A., [664]
Bostock, J., and Riley, H. T., chap. ii, [175], [214], [329]
Bouché-Leclercq, A., [50], [59], [112], [292]-3, [297], [308], [316], [476], [683], [687]
Bouchier, E. S., [313], [380], [434]
Bousset, W., [349], [361]
Box, E. B., [619]
Box, G. H., [351]
Brandt, W., [383]
Braulio, [623]-4, [628]
Breasted, J. H., [12]
History of Egypt, [8]-12
Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt, [7]-10
Brehaut, E., [623], [625]
Bréhier, E., [348]-9
Breslau, Philol. Abhandl., [297]
Briau, R. M., [125]
Bridges, R. H., [603], [661]
British Museum Catalogue of Vases, [266]
Brock, A. J., [119], [122]
Brougniart, A., [761]
Brown, J. Wood, [670]
Browne, C. A., [194]
Browne, E. G., [660], [674]
Browne, Thomas, [354]
Bubnov, [501], chap. xxx
Budge, E. A. W.
Alexander, [551], [562]-3
Egyptian Magic, [7]-14, [233], [686]
Bulletin Hispanique, [704]
Bulletin et Mém. d. l. Société Archéol. d. dept. d’Ille-et-Vilaine, [775]
Bulletin d. l. Société d. Géographie, [565]
Bunbury, History of Ancient Geography, [601]
Burchard of Worms, [630]
Burckhardt, J., [690]
Burkett, F. C., [374]
Burnam, J. M., [704]
Burr, G. L., [2], [630]
Burton, W., [762]
Bury, J. B., [266]-7, [388]
Busson, G., [7]
Butler, H. E., and Owen, A. S., Apulei Apologia, [22], [224]ff.
Buttmann, P., [340]
Byzant. Zeitschrift, [497]
Caecilius, [94]
Caelius Aurelianus, [625]
Caesar, J., see Weber, C. F., and
Cahier, Nouveaux Mélanges, [498]
Cahier et Martin, Mélanges, [498]
Cajori, [188]
Calderon, [432]
Callisthenes (on roots), [495]
Callisthenes Pseudo-, chap. xxiv, [7], [331]
Calvin, [447]
Cambridge Medieval History, [524]
Cambridge University Texts and Studies, [342]
Camerarius, J., [556]
Campbell, C., [8]
Capart, Primitive Art in Egypt, [6]
Capella, see Martianus
Caraccio, [349]
Cardan, [769]
Carra de Vaux, [188], [653], [661]
Carrarioli, D., [551]
Casaubon, [213]
Cassianus Bassus, [604]
Cassiodorus, [545], [617], [619], [625]
Institutes, [483], [608]
Letters, [639]
Cassius Felix, [607]
Catalogus codicum Graecorum astrologorum, [28], [116], [291], [651]
Cato, De re rustica, [93]
Cecco d’Ascoli, [267], [665]
Celsus, [282]
Against magicians, [278]
True Discourse, chap. xix
Celsus the medical writer, [727]
Censorinus, [354], [371], [690]
Chaeremon, [315], [457]
Chalcidius, [476]
Chapman, [405]
Charles, R. H., chap. xiii, [488]-9
Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha, [287], chap. xiii
Ascension of Isaiah, [399]
Book of Enoch, chap. xiii
Charles and Forbes, chap. xiii
Charles and Morfill, chap. xiii
Charterius, R., [119]
Chavannes, E., et Pelliot, P., [383]
Chiron the centaur, [434], [597]-8
Choulant, L., [578], [612]-3
Christ, Gesch. d. Griech. Litt., [105], [201], [215], [540]
Christliches Kunstblatt, [497]
Chrysippus, [50], [146]
Chrysostom, John, 472-6, [480], [494], [499]
Naturis bestiarum, [499]
Sixth Homily on Matthew, [472]-4
Spurious Homily on Matthew, [472]-5
Chwolson, D. A., [661]-3
Cicero, [50], [232], [597]
Divinatione, [97], 268-73
Dream of Scipio, [273], [544]
Republic, [274]
Cild, see Bald and
Cillié, G. G., [555]
Clark and Geikie, [101]
Classical Philology, [530]
Classical Review, [21], [525]
Clement Pseudo, [363]-4, chap. xvii
Circuits, [404]
Homilies, [364]-5, chap. xvii
Itinerarium, [402]
Recognitions, [231], [364]-5, chap. xvii
Clement of Alexandria, Stromata, [288], [476], [499]
Cleopatra, [152], [196], [655]
Clerval, Hermann le Dalmate, [701]-2
Clinton, Fasti, [124], [135]
Clitomachus, [268]
Cockayne, O., Leechdoms, [596], [679], [720]ff., [734], [776]
Narratiunculae, [556]
Cohn, L., [348], [351]
Collenucius, P., [53]
Colombo, De re anatomica, [147]
Columbia University Studies in History, etc., [622]
Columella, [50], [59]
Colville, G., [619]
Combarieu, J., [6], [568]
Compositiones ad tingenda, chap. xxxiii
Compotus or Computus, [676]-7
Comte, [107]
Confucian Canon, [6]
Congrès scientifique international des catholiques, [7], [297], [701]
Congress, International, of Medicine, [131], [145], [640], [667], [673]
Congress, International, of Orientalists, [380]
Constantinus Africanus, chap. xxxii, [577], [610], [653], [657], [731]
Antidotarium, [747]
Aureus, [757]-9
Chirurgia, [747]-8
Coitu, [742], [753]
Compendium megategni, [749]
Experimentis, [753]
Febrium, [742], [750]
Graduum, [613], [748], [750]-1, [755]-6
Humana natura, [659]-60, [757]
Melancholia, [658]-9, [742], [751]-2, [755]
Oblivione, [742]
Pantegni, [658]-9, [746]ff.
Simplicis medicinae, [748]
Stomacho, [742], [752]-3
Tegni, Megategni, Microtegni, [749]
Urinis, [750]
Viaticum, [742], [745], [749]ff., [753], [756]
Constitutiones apostolorum, [422]
Conybeare, F. C., [247], [348]-9
Cook, A. B., Zeus, [23], [296], [379], [429]
Cook, A. S., [499]
Cordier, H., see Yule, Marco Polo
Cordo, see Simon of Genoa
Cornarius, I., [566]ff.
Cornford, F. M., [23]
Corpus Medicorum Graecorum, [119]
Cory, Ancient Fragments, [297]
Cory, A. T., Horapollo, [331]
Cosmas Indicopleustes, [480]
Costa ben Luca, [652]-9
Differentia Spiritus et animae, [657]-9
Hero’s Mechanics, [189], [652]
Physical Ligatures, [652]-7
Cousin, V., Procli Opera, [319]
Coxe, H. O., [52], [121], [478], [701], [715]
Craig, J. A., [33]-4
Crates, Book of, [763]
Crateuas, [606]
Crawford, W. S., [540]
Creuzer, F., [299]
Crinas of Marseilles, [98]
Crito, [152]
Critodemus, [95]
Croiset, [282]
Crophill, John, [684]-5
Cruice, Abbé, [466]
Cumont, F.
Babylon u. d. Griech. Astrologie, [34]
Oriental Religions, [21], [296], [533]
Cunningham, W., [495]
Cunningham Memoirs of Royal Irish Academy, [293]
Curtiss, S. I., [33]
Curtze, [706]
Cushman, H. E., [26]
Cyprian, of Antioch
Confessio, [296], chap. xviii
Martyrium, [428]
Cyprian of Carthage, [463], [465]
Cyril, [398], [476]
Cyril of Alexandria, [570]
Cyril of Jerusalem, [423]
Dalechamps, [329]
Dalton, O. M., [237], [498], [607]
Damigeron, [293], [558], [605], [777]
Damis of Nineveh, chap. viii, [407]
Damocrates, [135]
Daniel the prophet, [385], [679]-80
Daniel of Morley, [744]
Dante, Convivio, [619]
Divine Comedy, [340], [361]
Daremberg, C. V., [600], [731], [736]
Galien comme philosophe, [124]
Galien sur l’anatomie, [122], [141], [145]
Hist. d. Sciences Médicales, [570]-1, [577], [743]ff.
Notices et Extraits, [598], [742]ff.
Daremberg et Saglio, [22], [27], [164], [265]
Daressy, G., [14]
d’Avezac, see Avezac
De aluminibus et salibus, [670]
De anima, [766]
De la Ville de Mirmont, [673]
De Morgan, [108]
De Renzi, see Renzi
De spiritu et anima, [658]
De vetula, [691]
Delambre, J. B. J., [108], [663]
Delisle, L., [698]
Democritus, [50], [58]-9, [61]-6, [80], [84], [91], [97], [140], [196]-8, [205], [329], [582], [605], [629], [682]-3, [733]
Denkschr. d. Akad. Wien, [73]
Detlefsen, D., [42], [52]
Deuteronomy, [453], [456]
Deventer, [316]
Dhorme, P., [33]
Dicaearchus, [180], [213]
Dict. Chris. Biog., [362]-3
Dict. National Biog., [291], etc.
Dicuil, [326]
Didascalia Apostolorum, [422]
Didot, [106], [180]
Didymus of Alexandria, [463], [604]
Diels, H., [119], [121], [468]
Dierich, [381]
Dieterich, A., [288]
Dieterici, F., [642]
Digest, see Justinian
Dillmann, [399]
Dindimus, [341], [556]
Dindorf, [282], [415], etc.
Dio Cassius, [201], [259]
Dio Chrysostom, [425]
Diocles Carystius, [178]
Diodorus of Tarsus, [476]
Diogenes Laertius, [22], [97], [196]
Diogenes the Stoic, [273]
Dionysius the Areopagite, 546-7
Dionysius Exiguus, [484]
Dioscorides, [131], [154], [199], [495], [571], [597], 605-11, [613], [625], [755], [761], [764]
Dioscorides-Pseudo, [239]
Herbis femininis, [609]
Lapidibus, [611], [654]
Dittmeyer, [27]
Döllinger, I. I., [705]
Domitius Piso, [44]
Donatus, St., [684]
Dorotheus, [648]
Doutté, E., [5]
Druon, H., [540]
Dryoff, A., [73]
Dübner, Fr., [552]
Duhem, P., Système du Monde, [106], [456]-9, [481], [504]
Duncker, [466]
Dunstan, [773]
Duruy, [135]
Ebers, G., [10]
Ebrubat Zafar filie Elbazar, [745]
Ecclesiasticus, [510]
Edling, [381]
Egidius de Tebaldis, [110]
Egyptian Days, chap. xxix, app. ii
Elizinus, [267]
Elkman, V. W., [491]
Elliot Smith, [12]
Empedocles, [23], [58], [61], [153], [204], [234], [247]
Encyclopedia Britannica, [301], etc.
Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, [22], [383], etc.
Endres, J. A., [753]
Engelbert of Liège, [673]
Engelbrecht, [116], [538]
Enoch
Book of, chap. xiii, [208], [350], [399], [410], [454], [457]-8, [463]
Fifteen Stars, Herbs, and Stones, [664]
Secrets of, chap. xiii
Ephemeris f. semit. Epig., [389]
Ephodia, [745], [749]
Ephraem Syrus, [374], [381]
Epicharmus, [86]
Epicurus, [140]-1, [151], [169], [180], [270], [451]
Epigenes, [95]
Epimenides, [234]
Epiphanius, [405]-6, [476], [488], [499], [503]
Contra haereses, [369], [458]
Duodecim gemmis, [495]-6
Epist. ad Joan. Jerosolymit., [458]-9
Panarion, [363]-4, [369], [415], [434], 494-5
Ponderibus et mensuris, [627]
Epping, J., and Strassmeier, J. N., [34]
Eratosthenes, [709]
Erhard, Fauna d. Cykladen, [73]
Erkenhard, [677]
Erlanger Beiträge z. engl. Philol., [733]
Erman, A., [7]
Ernault, L. V. E., [775]
Errors condemned at Oxford and Paris, [642]-3
Esdras, Supputatio, [677], [682]
Ethé, [551]
Ethelwold, [705]
Ethicus, Cosmographia, 600-604
Étienne, R., see Stephanus
Euclid, [29], [139], [663]
Geometry, [705]-6
Optics, [669]
Eudemus, [237]
Eudoxus, [61]
Eugene of Palermo, [108]
Eugenius Toletanus, [696]
Eunapius, [297]
Euripides, [22]
Eusebius, [261], [374], [395], [405], [466]
Against Apollonius, [246]
Praep. Evang., [297], [317], [320], [341], [354], [457]
Eustache of Kent, [564]
Eustathius Afer, [484]-5
Eustathius of Antioch, [470]
Evans, A. J., [301]
Evans, E. P., [497]
Evax, [463], chap. xxxiv
Everard, John, [291]
Ewald, [341]
Exodus, [386]
Eyssenhardt, F., [545]
Fabricius, J. A.
Bibl. Graec., [599], [743]
Cod. apocr., [387], [425]-6
Sextus Empiricus, [269]
Farnell, Greece and Babylon, [15], [17]-8, [23]-4
Fasti Philocaliani, [686]
Favorinus, [269], [274]-5
Favre, G., [551]
Fell, John, [428]
Ferrarius, [747]
Ferry, C., [775]
Fialon, [484]
Ficinus, Marsilius, [319]
Finlayson, J., [119], [138]-9, [143]
Firmicus Maternus, Julius, [116], [125], 525-38, [689], [698], [705], [710], [782]
Errore, [525]-9
Mathesis, [525]-38
Fischer, A., [673]
Flaccus Africanus, [267]
Florentinus, [425]
Florilegia, [618]
Flügel, G., [640]
Fogginius, [495]
Folcz, John, [612]
Folk-lore, [24]
Forbes, see Charles and
Förster, M., [673]
Fossey, [15], [17]-20, [33]
Fossi, F., [53]
Fowler, H. W., and F. G., [277]
Fowler, W. W., [73]
Französiche Studien, [499]
Frazer, J. G., [5]
Folk-lore in Old Testament, [16], [170], [231], [341], [359], [386], [448], [493], [688]
Golden Bough, [5], [568]
Magic Art, [1], [386]
Popular Superstitions, [24]
Frederick II, emperor, [106], [737]
Free, John, [52]
Freeman, History of Sicily, [22]
Freind, see Friend
Freud, [178]
Friend, John, [569], [576]
Frommberger, G., [401]
Fronto, [537]
Frothingham, [17]
Fuchs, [380]
Funk, F. X., [422]
Gaisford, [341]
Galen, chap. iv, [32], [56], [284], [288], [292], [569]-74, [597], [605], [613]-4, [626], [653]-4, [656], [663], [666]-7, [739], [747], [754]-6
Ad Pisonem de theriaca, [130], [170], [177]
Alimentorum facultatibus, [137], [159]
Anatom. administ., [121], [123], [152]
Antidot., [154], [171]
Cognoscendis curandisque animi morbis, [123]
Compound medicines, [125], [152], [160], [172]
Critical days, [157], [179]
Diagnosis from Dreams, [177]
Differentiis pulsorum, [137]
Dinamidis, [727]-8, [742]
Euporista, see Remediis parabilibus
Foetuum formatione, [150]
Healing art, [176]
Hippocratic commentaries, [119]-21, [177], [749]
Libriis propriis, [124], [133]
Malitia complexionis diversae, [125]
Medicinal simples, [121], [132], [158], [166]-71, [572], [611]
Methodo medendi, [123], [127], [133], [155], [178]
Naturalibus facultatibus, [123]
Ordine librorum, [133]
Platonic commentaries, [124], [138]
Prognos. ad Epigenem, [124]
Remediis parabilibus, [127], [161], [175]
Substantia facultatum naturalium, [170]
Temperamentis, [119]
Theriaca ad Pamphilianum, [170]
Throat and lungs, [134]
Usu partium, [119], [138], [150]-1
Venae sectione, [125]
Victu, [119]
dubious or spurious
Experiments, [162], [720]
Liber medicinalis, [600]
Medical Treatment in Homer, [582]
Placitis philosophorum, [180]-1
Prognostication by astrology, [178]
Secrets, [752]
and see Apollonius and
Gamaliel, Jewish patriarch, [584]-5
Ganschinietz, [467]
Garcilasso, [17]
Gargilius Martialis, [608]
Gariopontus, [577], [733]
Garrison, F. H., [164]
Garrod, H. W., [95]
Garver, M., [499]
Geber, [670], [763]
Geikie, see Clark and
Gelasius, pope, [389], [404], [406]
Genealogus, [326]
Gentile da Foligno, [164]
Genesis, [181], [193], [341], [386], [445], chap. xxi, [521]
Geoponica, [59], [463], 604-5
Gerard Bituricensis, see Gerard de Solo
Gerard of Cremona, [109]-10, [646], [648], [750]
Gerard de Solo, [747], [749]
Gerbert, chap. xxx
Gerson, [106]
Gesner, [322]
Giacosa, P., [731], [739]
Gibbon, E., [285]
Gibson, M. D., [428]
Gilbert of England, [162], [577], [688]
Gilbert Maminot, [673]
Giles de Corbeil, [737]
Giles, J., [636]
and see Egidius de Tebaldis
Gillert, K., [684]
Ginzel, F. K., [34]
Giovannino di Graziano, [682]
Giovene, G. M., [686]
Giry, A., [764]
Glaber, see Raoul
Glover, T. R., [544]
Golden Legend, see Jacobus de Voragine
Goldstaub, M., [497], [503]
Goldstaub and Wendriner, [499]
Gollancz, H., [380]
Goodwin, W. W., [202]-3
Gordon, Bernard, [688], [740]
Gospels, [674], [725], [754];
and see individual names
Gospel of the Infancy, chap. xvi
Goujet, [672]
Goupyl, J., [567]
Govi, G., [107]
Graetz, [349]
Gratian, Decretum, [630]-1
Gray, C. D., [33]
Gray, L. A., [296]
Greenwood, J. G., [188]
Gregory I, the Great, pope, Dialogues, [405], [593], 637-9
Gregory Bar-Hebraeus, [662]
Gregory of Nyssa, [447], [505]
Against Fate, [471]
Hexaemeron, [459], [481]
Ventriloquist, [470]
Grenfell, B. P., [28], [293], [361]
Grenfell and Hunt, [361]
Griffith, F. L., [7];
and see Thompson and
Grimm, Jacob, [567]-8, [584]
Groff, Egyptian Sorcery, [7]
Grosseteste, Robert, [106], [189]
Grützmacher, G., [540]
Guido of Arezzo, [698]
Guinther of Andernach, [567], [576]-7
Guldenschoff, J., [477]
Gundissalinus, [744]
Guthrie, K., [298], [303]-4, [349]
Guyot, H., [349]
Gwatkin, H. M., [524]
Haase, Seneca, [101]
Haase, F., [373]
Hagins the Jew, [650]
Hain, [498]
Halliwell, J. O., [706]
Hamilton, G. L., [631]
Hamilton, Mary, [688]
Hamilton, N. E. S. A., [690]
Haly Heben Rodan,
Dispositione aeris, [647]
Pluviis, [647]
Ptolemy’s Quadripartitum, [110]
Hammer-Jensen, [107]
Hannubius, [537]
Hansen, J., [2], [631]
Hardouin, [42]
Harleian MSS, Catalogue of, [684]-5
Harnack, A., [405]
Gesch. d. altchr. Lit., [400]
Medicinisches aus d. ältest. Kirchengesch., [138]-9
Harpestreng the Dane, [612]
Harrington, School of Salerno, [731]
Harris, Rendel, [23]
Harrison, J. E., [22], [251], [301]
Hartel, W., [369]
Hartfelder, K., [268]
Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, [108]-9
Harvey, John, [291]
Haskins, C. H., [702]
Adelard of Bath, [652], [664]
Further Notes, [109]
Reception of Arabic Science, [693], [773]
Haskins and Lockwood, [108]-9
Havell, E. B., [12], [251]
Heath, T. L., [29], [32], [188]
Heeg, Pseudodemocrit. Studien, [733]
Hegel, Philosophy of Religion, [1]
Hegesippus, [425]-6
Hehn, Siebenzahl u. Sabbat, [16], [34]
Heiberg, J. L., [105], [109], [188]-9
Heider, G., [498]-9
Heigl, G. A., [299]
Heim, R., [568], [605]
Heinsch, P., [349]
Heintze, W., [399], [403], [406]
Heliodorus, [232]
Heller, A., [108], [188]
Helmreich, G., [119], chap. xxv
Helpericus, [696]
Helxai, Book of, [372]
Hendrie, R., chap. xxxiii
Hengstenberg, Gesch. Bileams, [353], [447]
Henschel, [578], [731], [758]
Hephaestion of Thebes, [115]-6, [538]
Heraclides of Pontus, [32]
Heraclides of Tarentum, [153], [495]
Heraclitus, [181]
Heraclius, chap. xxxiii
Heraeus, [552]
Heras, [153]
Herbarium, [597];
and see Apuleius
Hercher, R., [215], [322]
Hermanni de ymbribus et pluviis, [647]
Hermannus Contractus, chap. xxx, [701], [728]
Hermann of Dalmatia, [649], [701]
Hermes, [105], [109], [121], [188], [298], [526], [576], [595], [606], [609]-10, [612]
Hermes Trismegistus, [178], chap. x, [537], [653], [661], [710], [763]
Asclepius, [221], [290], [596]
Fifteen Stars, Herbs, Stones, [340], [664]
Images and Incantations, books of, [664]
Poimandres, [290]-1, [379]
Virgin of the World, [291]
Hermippus, [524]
Hermogenes, [342], [435]
Hero of Alexandria, [108]-9, 188-93, [266], [652]
works listed at, [188]
Herodotus, [21]-2, [129], [156]
Herophilus, [32], [77], [145]-6, [180]
Herrandus, [702]
Herrick, F. H., [267]
Hesiod, [21], [77], [207]
Hieg, [119]
Hierocles, [246]
Hieronymus, see Jerome
Higden, see Ranulf
Hildebert, [498]
Hildegard of Bingen, [342], [432], [660]
Hilgenfeld, A., [399]-401, [405]
Hincmar of Reims, [630]
Hipparchus, [32], [96], [537]
Hippocrates (and Hippocratic writings), [27], [29], [49], [58], [139], [142], [144], [150], [178]-9, [356], [571], [625], [663], [723], [735], [747], [757]
Aphorisms, [176]
Astrology, [178]-9
Letter to Antigonus or Maecenas, [600], [724]
Hippolytus, chaps. xv, xx, [107], [278], [387], [399], [421], [482], [765]
Hirn, Y., [6]
Hirschberg, J., [566]
Histoire Littéraire de la France, [163], [672], etc.
Historisch. Jahrbuch, [541]
History of Three Kings of Cologne, [444], [446], [477]
Holmes and Kitterman, [10]
Homer, [49], [169], [245], [260], [273], [582]
Fourteenth Epigram, [434]
and see Iliad and Odyssey
Homily on Magi, [478]-9
Hommel, Aethiop. Physiologus, [498], [503]
Hommel, F., Gestirndienst, [355]
Hone, [387], [395]
Honein ben Ishak, [653], [660], [752]
Honorius of Autun, [502]
Hooten, [12]
Hoover, H. C. and H. L., [132], [329]
Hopf, L., [73]
Hopfner, Papyri, [28]
Hopfner, T., [73]
Horapollo, Hieroglyphics, 331-4
Hosthanes, see Ostanes
Howitt, A. W., [227]
Hubert, H., [22], [27], [265]
Huet, G., [241]
Huet, P. D., [354], [457]-8, [461], [469]
Hugh of St. Victor, [631], [658]
Bestiis, [498], [501]
Didascalicon, [389], [402]
Hugh of Santalla, [652]
Hugutius, [129]
Humboldt, A. v., [107]
Hunain ibn Ishak, see Honein ben Ishak
Hunt, see Grenfell and
Husik, I., [747]
Huvelin, P., [6]
Hystaspes, [296]
Iamblichus, chap. xi, [296]
Fato, [316]
Mysteriis, [288], [307]ff.
Ibn Abi Usaibi’a, [667]
Ibn Khallikan, [667]
Ignatius, [396]
Ilg, A., [760]
Iliad, [21], [58]
Imhoof-Blumer, F. und Keller, O., [73]
Inchofer, [476]
Infancy, Gospels of, chap. xvi
Inge, W. R., [299]
International Congresses, see Congress
Ioachos, [138]
Ioannes, see John
Iolaos the Bithynian, [495]
Irenaeus, chap. xv, [411], [421], [488]
Isaac Israeli, [658], [746]ff.
Isaiah, [460], [485];
Ascension of, [399]
Isidore of Seville, [326], [601], 623-33, [658], [675], [709]
Differentiis verborum, [630], [632]
Etymologiae, [609], [623]-33, [777]
Natura rerum, [401], [623], [632]-3
Origines, [459], [493]
Viris illus., [380]
Israelson, L., [141]
Itinerarium Alexandri, [553]
Ivo of Chartres, [630]
Jackson, A. V. W., [296]
Jacobitz, [282]
Jacobus Angelus, [106]
Jacobus de Partibus, [567]
Jacobus Psychrestus, [575]
Jacobus de Voragine, Golden Legend, [427], [435], [475]
Jacques de Bergame, [702]
Jahn’s Neue Jahrb., [52]
Jahrbuch (Austrian), [607]
Jahrb. d. k. deutsch. archäol. Instit., [28]
Jahrb. f. Class. Philologie, [349], [605]
Jahrb. f. Philol. u. Pädagogik, [105]
James, Protevangelium of, chap. xvi
James, M. R.
Apocrypha anecdota, [342]
Biblical Antiquities, [351]
Cambridge MSS, [564], [597], [602], [723]
Canterbury and Dover, [753]
Eton MSS, [52]
Janus, [578]
Janus, L., [42]
Jastrow, M., [17], [19], [34]
Jayakar, S. G., [393], [688]
Jean Clopinel, [613]
Jennings, H., [291]
Jensen, P., [34]
Jeremias, [15], [34]
Jergis, [648]
Jerome, [369], [398], [447], [459], [461], [466], [476], [483], [600]-2, [625], [628], [692]
Jeû, Book of, [378]
Jevons, F. B., [22]
Jewish Quarterly Review, [348]
Job, Book of, [510], [520]
Johannitius, see Honein ben Ishak
John, Gospel of, [386], [759]
John Afflacius, [748], [757]
John Agarenus, [748]
John Angelus, [106], [525]
John of Antioch, [194]
John Crophill, see Crophill
John of Damascus, [608]
John of Hildesheim, [446], [477]
John of London, [643], [714]
John Lydus, see Lydus
John of St. Amand, 162-3, [725]
John of Salisbury, Polycraticus, [241], [302]-3, [631], [683]-4
John the Scot, [500], [547], [637]
John of Spain, chap. xxviii
Joret, C., [11], [76]
Josephus, [354], [366], [425], [446], [703]
Joshua, Book of, [352]
Jourdain, C., [672], [690]
Journal Asiatique, [653]
Journal des Savants, [131]
Journal f. praktische Chemie, [763]
Journal of Hellenic Studies, [266], [301]
Journal of Royal Asiatic Society, [337]
Jowett, [26]
Juba, king of Numidia, [49], [218], [256]
Jude, Epistle of, [342], [435]
Julian the Chaldean, [296], [317]
Julian, emperor, [317], [568]
Julian Honorius, [601]
Julius Firmicus Maternus, see Firmicus
Julius Valerius, Res gestae, chap. xxiv
Justinian, [575]
Digest, [356], [568]
Justin, Book of Baruch, [399]
Justin Martyr, [363], [416], [421], [469], [476]
Juvenal, [126], [437]
Kaestner, H., [609]
Karpinski, L. C., [31]
Katrarios, J., [524]
Kehrer, H., [476]
Keil, [49]-50
Keller, O., [73]
Kennedy, H. A. A., [349]
Kenyon, F. G., [365]
Kepler, [457], [473]
Kessler, K., [383]
Kidd, J., [147]
King, C. W., [49], [174], [293], [329], [379], [568], [775], [777]
King, L. W., [17], [33]
King James’ Version, [471]
Kings, First Book of, [386]
Kirchoff, A., [299]
Kitterman and Holmes, [10]
Klatsche, E. H., [24]
Kleffner, A. J., [541]
Knyghton, [690]
Knudtzon, J. A., [34]
Köbert, H., [596]
Koch, H., [541]
Koch, K., [121]
Koechly, [293]
Koeler, G. D., [101]
Koetschau, P., [436]
Kopp, U. F., [545]-6
Koran, [345]
Kostomoiros, G. A., [566]
Krabinger, J. G., [540]
Kraus, F. X., [540]
Kritzinger, [473]
Krohn, F., [183]
Kroll, W.
Analecta, [318]-9
Hermes, [290]
Oraculis Chaldaicis, [297], [308]
Vettius Valens, [116]
Kroll and Ausfeld, [551]
Kroll et Skutsch, chap. xxiii, [302], [690]
Krüper, [73]
Kübler, B., [551]
Küchler, F., [20]
Kugler, F. X., [16], [34]
Kühn, C. G., chap. iv, [572], [605]
Küster, E., [73]
Lactantius, [220], [241], [243], [246], [465], [479]
La Grande Encyclopédie, [292]
Lagarde, P. D., [400]
Lagrange, M. J., [34]
Lamm, O. V., [428]
Lancet, [119]-22, [146]-7
Lancet-Clinic, [10]
Land, Otia Syriaca, [497]-8
Langdon, S., [34]
Lapidarius, [495], [778]
Laplace, [108]
Lascaris, C., [424]
Lauchert, F., [497]-501
Laurence, [399]
Laurent, A., [32]
Laws of Henry I, [690]
Lea, H. C., [2]
Lebour, [73]
Leclerc, [50]
Le Coq, A. v., [383]
Leech-Book of Bald and Cild, 720-3
Leemans, [682]
Lehmann, P., [683]
Lemaire, [42], [329]
Leminne, J., [139]
Lenormant, [5], [17]-20, [32]
Leo I, the Great, pope, [520], [575]
Leo Allatius, [469]
Leo, archpriest, [557]
Leo of Ostia, [743]
Leonicenus, N., [53]
Letronne, [480]
Leucippus, [193]
Levi, [551]
Leviticus, [439], [459]
Lewes, G. H., [29]-30, [50]
Lewysohn, [73]
Libanius, [472], 538-40, [584]
Library of Harvard University, Bibliographical Contributions, [166]
Liddell and Scott, [120], [265]
Lidzbarski, M., [383]
Liebermann, F., [690]
Liechtenstein, P., [642]
Lilius Tifernates, [347]
Lindermayer, A., [73]
Linnaeus, [175]
Linus, pope, [426]
Lippmann, E. O. v., [12], [16], [194], [649], [670], chap. xxxiii
Lipsius et Bonnet, [397]
Lithica, see Orpheus
Lobeck, G. A., [288]
Locard, [73]
Lockwood, see Haskins and
Locy, W. A., [29]-30
Lods, A., [341]-2
Lones, T. E., [26], [29]
Lorenz, [73]
Loth, O., [641], [649]
Löweneck, M., [733]
Loxus, [460]
Lucan, [629]
Lucian, [276]-86
Alexander, [247], [277], [379], [440], [467]-9, [561]
Apologia, [277]
Astrologia, [282]-3
Dialogues of the Gods, [283]
Dipsadibus, [284]
Dream, [283]
How to write history, [284]-6
Lucius, [276]
Menippus, [281], [416]
Nigrinus, [284]
Peregrinus, [277]
Philopseudes, [279]
Tragopodagra, [284]
Lucius, [349]
Lucretius, [760]
Lumby, [690]
Lupitus of Barcelona, chap. xxx
Lüring, H. L., [10]
Luther, Martin, [651]
Lycon, [237]
Lydus, John, [635]
Lydus, Laurentius, [240]
Macdonald, D. B., [232], [356], [699]
Macer Floridus, De viribus herbarum, 612-5
Macer, Theophilus, [761]
Mackinnon, [639]
Macray, [642], [705]
Macrobius, [355], 544-5
Dream of Scipio, [302], [500], [544], [709]
Saturnalia, [302], [545]
Mahaffy, J. P., [135]
Mai, Classici auctores, [498]
Maimonides, Moses
Aphorisms, [138], [151], [164], [176]-7
More Nevochim, [358]
Maklu, [18]
Mâle, E., [390], [397], [427], [435], [475]-6, [502]
Manetho, [289], [292]-3
Mangey, [348]
Manilius, [95], [690]-1
Manitius, Max, [619], [623], [631]
Mann, M. F., [497]-9
Mansi, [499]
Mantuani, J., [607]
Mappe clavicula, [468], chap. xxxiii
Marbod, [463], [761], chap. xxxiv
Fato et genesi, [781]-2
Lapidum, [775]-81
Marcellus, disciple of Peter, [425]
Marcellus Empiricus, chap. xxv, [595], [600], [608], [724], [767]
Marcianus, see Martianus
Marco Polo, [132], [214], [479], [564]
Marett, R. R., [6], [22]
Margoliouth, [746]
Marianus Scotus, [686], [692]
Marinelli, [480]
Marinus, [107]
Marinus, Life of Proclus, [686]
Mark, Gospel of, [386]
Mark, K. F. H., [146]
Marquardt, I., [119]
Martianus Capella, [326], 545-6, [677], [709]
Martin, Héron, [188]
Martin, J., Philon, [347]
Martin, see Cahier and
Martyrium of Cyprian and Justina, [428]
Marx, A., [73]
Marx, F., [423]
Mary the Jewess, [196]-7
Masselieau, L., [349]
Matthew, Gospel of, [397], [455], [471]ff., [730];
Pseudo-, [390]
Maximus, [426]
Maximus of Aegae, [244]
Maximus Taurinensis, [425]
McKenzie, K., [499]
Mead, G. R. S., [290], [299], [369], [374], [377]-8, [401], [425]
Mechitarists, [95], [366]
Medicae artis principes, [566]ff.
Medici antiqui, [567], [612]
Mela, see Pomponius
Mémoires couronnés par l’Académie de Belgique, [139]
Menander, [22], [49]
Menecrates, [135]
Menelbus, [574]
Mentz, F., [76]
Mercurius Cilenius (or Tillemus), [652];
and see Hermes
Merrifield, Mrs., chap. xxxiii
Merx, A., [121], [373]
Mesue (Yuhanna ibn Masawaih), [162], [164]
Metrodorus, Letter to Celsus, [441]
Metrodorus, Byzantine grammarian, [575]
Meusel, [551]
Mewaldt, [119], [176]
Meyer, E. v., [772]
Meyer, M. P. H., [551]
Meyer-Steineg, T., [121]
Micah, [352]
Michael Scot, [664], [704], [710]
Migne, Dict. d. Apocryphes, [397]
Mills, L. H., [349]
Milne, J. S., [145]
Milward, E., [137], chap. xxv
Minucius Felix, [465]
Miskati, [18]
Mithridates, [87], [171], [495]
Mitteilungen d. anthrop. Gesell. in Wien, [16]
Mitteilungen d. Vorderasiat. Gesell., [473]
Modern Language Publications, [499]
Moeragenes (or Moiragenes), [244], [246], [253], [448]
Molbech, C., [612]
Mommsen, T., [73], [326]-31, [526], [601], [695]
Monaci, E., [499]
Monist, The, [630]
Montgomery, J. A., [384]
Moon-Books, chap. xxix
Morellus Federicus, [538]
Moret, A., [7]
Morf, H., [552]
Morfill and Charles, chap. xiii
Morgan, M. H., [183]-8
Morgenländische Forschungen, [642]
Morienus Romanus, [697], [761]
Moser, G. H., [299]
Moses the law-giver, [59], [137]-8, [151], [195], [350], [357], [437], [507]
Moses ben Maimon, or, of Cordova, see Maimonides
Moses ibn Tibbon, [749]
Moyen Âge, Le, [241]
Mucianus, [81]
Mueller, I., [119]
Muhammad b. Muh. b. Tarchân b. Uzlag, Abû Nasr, see Al-Farabi
Muhammad ibn Zakariya, see Rasis
Mühle, H. v. d., [73], [132]
Muir, W., [337], [642]
Müller, [667]
Müller, C., [106], [215], [466], [552]
Müller, F. W. K., [479]
Müller, H. F., [299]
Münter, Stern der Weisen, [354]-5, [443], [473].
Muratori, Antiquitates, [764]
Murray, M. A., [2]
Musa ibn Maimon, see Maimonides
Musaeus, [77]
Musée Guimet, [7], [360]
Nagy, A., [641], [646]
Nallino, C. A., [106]
Nansen’s North Polar Expedition, Reports of, [491]
Nau, F., [374]
Naudé, G., [234]
Navigius, [537]
Naville, E., [7]
Nechepso, [173]
Nechepso and Petosiris, [95], [293], [537], [682]-3, [714]
Neckam, Alexander, [342], [658], [772]
Negri, [671]
Nehemiah, [352]
Nemesius, [752]
Nepos, Chabrias, [558]
Neue Jahrbuch, [14], [34], [292]
Neues Archiv d. Gesell. f. ältere deutsche Geschichtskunde, [684]
Newton, Dict. of Birds, [267]
Nicander, [172], [236]-7, [495]
Nicephorus, [457]
Nicholson, R. A., [6]
Nicodemus, Gospel of, [390], [395]
Nielsen, D., [355]
Nigidius Figulus, [515]
Nisard, [544]
Nix, [653]
Noeldeke, [552]
Nonus, [569]
Notker, Labeo, [677], [728]
Numbers, [444]
Numenius, [443]
Numisianus, [123]
Nussey, D., see Mâle, E.
Odo of Meung, [613]
Odo of Morimont, [613]
Odo of Tournai, [673]
Odo of Verona, [613]
Odyssey, [58]
Oefele, v., [473]
Oesterley, W. O. E., [351], [399]
Olleris, [706]
Olympiodorus, [195]-6, [292]
Onesicritus, [553]
Oppert, J., [34]
Oribasius, [163], 568ff., [607], [613], [746]
Origen, chap. xix, [466], [469], [482]-3, [499], [506]
Biblical Commentaries, [444]-5, [454], [457], [461]
Principiis, [456], [520]-1
Reply to Celsus, chap. xix, [246], [277], [282], [342], [365]-6
Orosius, [519], [556], [601]
Orpheus, [58], [65], [195], [206], [234], [282], [291], [293]
Argonautica, [293]
Lithica, [293]-6, [463], [777]
Orr, M. A., [16], [116], [192], [340], [619]
Osann, [596]
Ostanes or Osthanes, [22], [58]-9, [61], [196]-8, [234], [296], [463], [465], [558], [582], [763]
Otho of Cremona, [612]
Ovid, [612]
Halieuticon, [74]
Vetula (spurious), [691]
Owen, A. S., see Butler and
Padmuthiun Acheksandri Maketonazwui, [552]
Pagel, J. L., [163]
Palaemo, Q. Remnius Fannius, [761]
Palladius, [556], [569]
Pamphilus, [154], [166]-7, [178], [288], [291], [495]
Panaetius, [268]
Panckoucke, [52], [101]
Pandulf of Capua, [753]
Pannier, L., [775]
Panodorus, [194]
Pappus, [109]
Paret, [381]
Parthenius, [215]
Parthey, G., [307], [365]
Patrick, St., [640]
Paul, the apostle, [405], [556]
Paul of Aegina, 568ff., [721], [746]
Paul of Alexandria, [116]
Pauly and Wissowa, [124], [213], [241], [290]
Pausanias, [214]
Payne, J. F.
English Medicine, [569], [721], [733]
Relation of Harvey to Galen, [119]-22, [145]-7
Peiper, R., [619]ff.
Pelliot, see Chavannes and
Pelops, [123], [170]
Pentateuch, [350]
Pertz, [702]
Petavius, [363], [540], etc.
Petavius, D., [575]
Peter, the apostle, chap. xvii
Acts of, [405]
Second Epistle of, [446]
Teachings of, [405]
Peter of Abano, see Abano
Peter the Archiater, [569]
Peter the Deacon, chap. xxxii
Peter of Spain, [163]
Petermann, see Schwartze and
Peters, E., [497]
Petosiris, [682]-3;
and see Nechepso and
Petrie, F., [12]
Petrocellus, [659], 733-6
Petrograd Acad. Scient. Imper. Mémoires, [428]
Pez, Thesaurus Anecdot. Noviss., [698], [701], [706]
Pfister, F., [552], [556]-7, [565]
Pherecydes, [270]-1, [574]
Philagrius, [567], [577]
Philastrius, [423]
Philip, disciple of Bardesanes, [374]
Philip, translator of Horapollo, [331]
Philip of Thaon, [498]
Phillipps, T., [760]
Philo, cited on plants, [495]
Philo Judaeus, chap. xiv, [302], [447], [457], [492]
Alexander, [351]
Allegories, [357]
Biblical Antiquities (spurious), [351]
Contemplative Life, [349]-50, [356]
Creation, [348]
Dreams, [351]-3, [357]-8
Excircumcisione, [349]
Gigantibus, [353]
Law concerning murderers, [352]
Migratione Abrahami, [353]-4
Monarchia, [353]-4
Mundi opificio, [350], [353]-7
Providentia, [351]
Quod omnis probus liber sit, [352]
Vita Mosis, [351], [353], [357]
Virtutibus, [351]
Philolaus, [181], [296]
Philologus, [292], [429], [497], [540], [683]
Philostratus,
Apollonius of Tyana, chap. viii, [205], [329], [392], [406], [410]
Sophists, [322]
Philumenus, [567], [577]
Photius, [276], [338]
Physiologus, [490], 497-503
Picatrix, [665]
Pico della Mirandola, [603]
Pietschmann, R., [288]
Pighinuccius, T., [596]
Pilate, Acts of, [390]
Pindar, [266]
Piper, [677]
Piso, [574]
Piso, Domitius, [44]
Pistis-Sophia, [364], 377-9
Pitra, J. B.
Analecta Sacra, [291], [297]
Spicilegium, [463], [497]ff., [636], [777]
Platearius, Matthaeus the Elder, [738]
Plato, [22], [24]-6, [58], [61], [137], [139], [151]-2, [180]-1, [235], [240], [247], [290], [303], [349]-50, [353], [355], [460], [519], [532], [622], [632], [713]
Laws, [25]
Republic, [26], [138], [212]
Symposium, [25]
Timaeus, [24]-6, [237], [297], [408], [476], [620]
Plato of Tivoli, [110]
Pliny the Elder, Natural History, chap. ii, [3], [100], [132], [154], [187]-8, [193], [199], [213]-4, [238], [248], [255], [257], [268], [273], [292]-3, [296], [322], [325], [327]-9, [331], [351], [503], [510], [558], [571]-2, [589]-91, [612], [614], [624], [626], [628], [737], [761], [764], [766], [780]
Other works listed, [45]
Medicina Plinii, [52], [577], 595-6
Pliny the Younger, [45], [48], [50]
Plotinus, chap. xi, [361]-2, [542]
Plutarch, chap. vi, [180], [269], [355], [481], [669]
Agesilaus, [558]
Alexander, [552]
Banquet of Seven Sages, [218]
Bruta ratione uti, [217]
Defectu oraculorum, [203], [205], [212]-3, [219], [278]
Ei apud Delphos, [205], [212]
Facie in orbe lunae, [206], [211], [219]
Genio Socratis, [205], [207], [240]
Isis and Osiris, [219]
Lives, [201], [244]
Principle of Cold, [218]
Procreation of Soul, [212]
Pythiae oraculis, [205]
Quaestiones naturales, [217], [219]
Romulus, [209], [330]
Sera numinis vindicta, [213]
Solertia animalium, [218]
Superstitione, [203]-4
Symposiacs, [205], [211]-3, [217], [219]
Whether an old man should engage in politics, [201]
dubious or spurious
Fato, [202], [210]
Institutione principis, [200]
Placitis philosophorum, [202]
Rivers and Mountains, [202], [215]
Pognon, H., [384]
Poirée, see Ruelle et
Polemon, [460]
Politian, [53]
Polybius, [245]
Pomponius Mela, [328]-9
Ponce de Leon, [499]
Poole, R. L., Medieval Thought, [617], [634]
Porphyry, chap. xi, [535]
Abstinentia, [314], [317]
Introduction to Tetrabiblos, [116], [316]
Letter to Anebo, [307]-20
Philosophia ex oraculis, [297]
Vita Plotini, [296], [300]-2
Posidonius, [111]
Prächter, K., [541]
Preisendanz, K., [28]
Preller, L., [296], [429]
Premerstein, A. v., [607]
Prenostica Pitagorice, [684]
Preuschen, E., [366]
Priaulx, Indian Travels, [244]
Prince, J. D., [15]
Priscian, [326], [761]
Priscillian, 380-1, [461]
Proceedings, Biblical Archaeology, [33]
Proceedings, Royal Society of Medicine, [284]
Procharus, [397]
Proclus, [116], [307], [316]
Sacrificio et magia, [319]-20
Protevangelium of James, chap. xvi
Pruckner, M., [525]
Prudentius, [500]
Psalms and Psalter, [442], [521], [759]
Psellus, Michael, [290], [569], [772]
Ptolemy, chap. iii, [32], [118], [135], [272], [307], [341], [537], [661], [664], [666], [703], [709]-10, [737]
Almagest, [105]-9
Centiloquium, [111]
Exortatio ad artem, [693]
Geography, [105]-7
Music, [107]
Optics, [107]-8
Planisphere, [699]
Quadripartitum, see Tetrabiblos
Speculis, [189]
Tetrabiblos, 110-16, [303], [517], [690]-1
Puccinotti, Storia delle Medicine, chap. xxxii
Puschmann, T.
Alexander v. Tralles, [567]ff., [577]ff.
Hist. of Medical Education, [120]-1, [129], [143], [569], [731]
Pythagoras, [50], [58], [61]-3, [65]-6, [80], [91]-2, [176], [180]-1, [204], [232]-4, [247], [263], [269], [274], [288], [317], [349]-50, [355], [373], [532]
Precepta, [696]
Prenostica, [684]
Sphere of, chap. xxix, [370]
Quadripartitus, [690]
Quid pro quo, [608]
Quiggin, E. C., [640]
Quilichinus, Aretinus, [558]
Quintillian, Pseudo-, [540]
Rabanus Maurus, [402], [484], [617], [630], [634], [673]
Radloff, W., [382]
Raidel, G. M., [106]
Ramsay, W. M., [106]
Rand, E. K., [619]
Ranking, G. S. A., [667]-71
Ranulf Higden, [690]
Raoul Glaber, [674]
Rasche, C., [307]
Rashdall, H., [731], [757]
Rasis, [164], [653], 667-71, [748]
works listed, [668]
Ratdolt, E., [649]
Read, C., [5]
Realencyklopädie f. protest. Theol., [381], [399]
Regimen Salernitanum, 736ff.
Reginald or Retinaldus, [52]
Regulae ... de compositione astrolapsus, [699]
Reinach, S., [6]
Reisner, G. A., [34]
Reitzenstein, R., [290], [379], [553]
Renzi, S. D., Collectio Salernitana, [578], [600], [660], chap. xxxi
Reuss, F. A., [613]
Reuvens, [369]
Revelation, Book of, [386]
Réville, J., [350]
Revue des Études anciennes, [672]
Revue des Études juives, [551]
Revue d. l’hist. d. religs., [341], [349]
Revue Phil., [291]
Revue des Questions Historiques, [113], [690]
Rhazes, see Rasis
Rhein. Mus., [52]
Richardson, E. C., [400], [403], [406]
Richer, [704], [733]
Riegler, see Axt and
Riess, E., [24], [292]-3, [683]
Riley, H. T., see Bostock and
Robert, [498]
Robert of Chester, [648], [697], [761], [773]
Robertson Smith, W., [34]
Roger Bacon, see Bacon
Rohde, Psyche, [293]
Rolleston, J. D., [284]
Rom. Forsch., [610]
Romanic Review, [499], [631]
Roscher, Lexicon, [34]
Rose, V., [120], [463], [567], [576], [601]
Analecta, [121]
Anecdota, [596], [610]
Aristoteles De lapidibus, [775], [777]
HSS Verzeichnisse, [702], [720], [748], [774]
Medicina Plinii, [595], [600], [609], [612]
Ptolemaeus, [612]
Soranus, [571]
Roussat, R., [116]
Roux de Rochelle, [564]
Rück, Plinius im Mittelalter, [51]
Ruelle, [195], [291];
and see Berthelot and Ruelle et Poirée, [371]
Ruellius, [600]
Ruffer, M. A., [11]
Rufinus, chap. xvii, [445]
Rufus, Melancholia, [756]
Ruska, J., [611]
Sackur, Sibyl. Texte, [285]
Sadan, [651]
St. George Stock, [362]
Salmon, G., [362]
Salomon the archiater, [161]
Samuel, First Book of, [448]
Satyrus, [123]
Sayce, A. H., [35]
Schanz, [596]
Schenkel, C., [483]
Schepss, G., [381], [519]
Schiaparelli, [16], [32], [35]
Schiche, T., [268]
Schlurick, H., [400]
Schmertosch, R., [202]
Schmid, W., [105], [108]
Schmidt, [188]
Schmidt, C., [299], [361], [377]-8
Schneider, J. G., [237]
Schneider, O., [237]
Schneidewin, [466]
Schultze, V., [497]
Schwab, M., [33]
Schwartze und Petermann, [369], [377]
Scientific Monthly, [194]
Scribonius Largus, [600]
Scylax, [256]
Seeck, O., [540]
Seleucus, [289]
Seneca
Natural Questions, chap. in, [196], [542], [553]
Apocryphal correspondence with the apostle Paul, [556]
Septuagint, [453], [459]
Serapion, [610]
Serenus Sammonicus, [608]
Seth, [365], [474]
Sethe, [9]
Sextus Empiricus, [116], [269], 275-6, [469]
Sextus Papirius Placidus, [599]
Shakespeare, [772]
Shelley, [432]
Sibylline Books, [272], [285]
Sigebertus Gemblacensis, [613]
Sijthoff, A. W., [607]
Sikes, E. E., [21]
Silvester II, pope, see Gerbert
Simon Cephas, Teaching of, [424]
Simon Cordo of Genoa, [567], [610]
Simon Papiensis, [525]
Simon, the heretic, Great Declaration, [362];
and see Simon Magus in other index
Simonides, [574]
Singer, Charles, [345], [597], [607], [609], [660], [674]
Sitzungsberichte (Bavaria), [51]
Sitzungsberichte (Berlin), [121]
Sitzungsberichte (Erlangen), [763], [775]
Sitzungsberichte (Heidelberg), [34], [524]
Skutsch, see Kroll et
Smith, Dict. Greek and Roman Biography, [108]
Smithsonian Report, [773]
Smyly, J. G., [293]
Societas Regia Scientiarum, [468]
Solinus, 326-31, [510], [601], [625]-7, [777]
Solomon, [195], [451]
Sophocles, [49]
Sortes sanctorum, [630]-1, [727]
Spencer, Herbert, [5]
Sphera cum commentis, [109]
Sphere of Life and Death, [197], chap. xxix
Spiegel, Alexandersage, [552]
Spon, J., [379]
Sprengel, K., [606]
Stadler, H., [613]
Steele, R., Roger Bacon, [342], [602]
Steinschneider, M., [669]
Apollonius v. Thyana, [267]
Constantinus Africanus, [657], [742]-3, [745], [749], [756]
Europäisch. Übersetz., [288], chap. xxviii, [711]
Pseudepig. Lit., [578]
Stephanus, alchemist, [196], [292]
Stephanus, Medicae artis principes, [566]ff.
Stephen of Alexandria, [569]
Stephen of Athens, [607]
Stephen of Pisa, [747]-9
Stobaeus, [290]
Stowe Missal, [640]
Strabo, [213];
and see Walafrid
Strassmeier, J. N., see Epping and
Strzygowski, J., [497]
Stubbs, W., [773]
Stücken, [15], [35]
Studi Romanzi, [499]
Stumfall, B., [241]
Sudhoff, K., [188], [683], [737]
Suetonius, [244], [425], [601]
Sulla, Memoirs, [201]
Sulpicius Severus, [381], [423], [469]
Sundevall, [73]
Symeon Seth, [164]
Symon, see Simon
Syncellus, [194], [196], [341]
Synesius of Cyrene, [196], [320], [533], 540-4, [555]
Tabit ben Corra, see Thebit ben Corat
Tacitus, [201], [241]
Tallquist, K. L., [33]
Talmud, [355]
Taylor, H. O., [533]
Taylor, T., [299], [307]
Tennulius, [316]
Tertullian, [447], [469], [476], [628]
Anima, [463], [469]
Apology, [463], [465]
Cultu feminarum, [463]
Idolatria, [421]
Pallio, [493]
Praescript., [369]
Testaments of Twelve Patriarchs, [345]
Texte und Untersuchungen, [299], Book II passim
Thabit ben Corra, see Thebit ben Corat
Thales, [97], [563]
Thatcher, G. W., [383]
Theatrum chemicum Britannicum, see Ashmole, E.
Thebit ben Corat, 661-6
Almagest, [109]
Imaginibus, [664]-6
Iudiciis, [664]
Motu octave spere, [663]
Ponderibus, [663]
Theobald, [498], [500]
Theocritus, [22], [266]
Theodoret, [369], [423], [447]
Theodorus Priscianus, [608]
Theodosian Code, [536], [584]
Theol. Quartalschrift, [540]
Theon of Alexandria, [109]
Theophilus, medical writer, [569]
Theophilus of Alexandria, [461]
Theophilus, To Autolycus, [483], [492]
Theophilus, Schedula diversarum artium, chap. xxxiii
Theophilus Macer, see Macer
Theophrastus, [27], [29], [75], [81], [186], [236]-8
Thessalus, [127]
Thilo, J. C., [387], [476]
Thomas, apostle,
Acts of, [374], [396]
Gospel of, chap. xvi
Thomas of Cantimpré, [503], [578], [600], [636], [658]
Thomas, W. I., [5], [17]
Thompson, D’Arcy W.
Aristotle as Biologist, [29]-30, [73], [146]
Glossary of Greek Birds, [73], [130], [255], [265], [324]
History of Animals, [26], [30], [73], [491]
Thompson, C. J. S., [131]
Thompson, H., [7], [27]-8
Thompson, R. C., [15], [18], [33]
Thorndike, L., [21], [26], [525]
Thrasyllus, [99]
Thucydides, [244]
Tischendorf, chap. xvi
Tittel, K., [193]
Tobit, Book of, [688]
Todd, T. W., [10], [723]
Torinus, A., [567], [577]
Tozer, [131]
Transactions of American Philological Association, [24], [28], [293]
Transactions of Provincial Medical and Surgical Association, [147]
Transactions of Society of Biblical Archaeology, [35]
Treitel, L., [349]
Tribonian, [568]
Trithemius, [658], [702]
Trotula, [740]
Turner, S., [633]
Twelve Tables, [234]
Twysden, [690]
Tycho Brahe, [457]
Tychsen, O. G., [497]
Tyrwhitt, [293]
Unger, F., [76]
University of Nebraska Studies, [24]
Usener, [619]
Valentinelli, J., [164]
Valerius Soranus, [50];
and see Julius Valerius
Valois, N., [402]
Valpy, [42]
Varro, [50], [209], [239], [330], [625]
Vedas, [251]
Vergil, [97], [544], [601], [612], [691]
Vettius Valens, [116]
Vincent of Beauvais, [342], [389], [402]-3, [503], [600], [658], [660], [669]-70, [687], [744], [757]
Vindanius Anatolius, [604]
Virchow’s Archiv, [668], chap. xxxii
Virolleaud, C., [35]
Vitruvius, [143], 183-8, [199], [601]
Vogelstein, [552]
Vogl, S., see Björnbo and
Voigt, H. G., [473]
Volkmann, R., [299], [540]
Vossius, I., [256]
Vulgate, [688]
Waitz, H., [400], [405], [663]
Walafrid Strabo, [612]-3, [615]
Walker, A., [387]
Waztalkora, [699]
Webb, C. C. I., [303], [631], [684]
Weber, C. F. and Caesar, J., [426]
Weber, O., [33]
Webster, H., [16], [686]
Weissenberger, B., [202]
Wellmann, M., [121], [138], [606], [608], [610]
Wendland, P., [348], [350]
Wescher, C., [188]
Wessely, C., [365], [607]
Westenberger, [119]
Westermann, A., [552]
Westermarck, E., [73]
Wickersheimer, E., [673]-4, [683], [692], [698], [709]
Wiedemann, A., [7]-8, [14]
Wiedemann, E., [649], [763]
Wilcken, [12]
William of Auvergne, [402], [725]
William le Clerc, [497]-9
William of Malmesbury, [690], [704]-6, [710], [714]
William of Moerbeke, [179]
William de Saliceto, [601]
Wimmer, see Aubert and
Winckler, [15], [35]
Windelband, W., [26]
Windisch, H., [349]
Windischmann, [296]
Winsor, J., [106]
Withington, E., [520], [667]-8
Wolf, C., [607]
Wolf, H., [316]
Wolff, G., [297]
Woltmann and Woermann, [607]
Woolston, T., [388]
Wright, T., [556]
Wünsch, R., [28], [366]
Wuttke, M. H., [601]
Wynkyn de Worde, [478]
Wyttenbach, [299]
Xanthus, [75]
Xenocrates Aphrodisiensis, [167]
Xenophanes, [180], [270]
Xenophon, [22]
Ya’kûb ibn Ishâk ibn Sabbâh, see Alkindi
Yonge, C. D., [349]
Yuhanna ibn Masawaih, see Mesue
Yule, H., Marco Polo, [132], [214], [479]
Zacher, J., chap. xxiv
Zeitschrift f. ægypt. Sprache, [10], [35]
Zeitschrift f. deutsch. Morgendl. Gesell., [121], [267]
Zeitschrift f. klass. Philol., [752]
Zeitschrift f. Math., [661]
Zeitschrift f. neutest. Wiss., [401]
Zeitschrift f. wiss. Theol., [400]
Zeller, E., [24], [316]
Zervòs, S., [566]
Ziegler, K., chap. xxiii
Zimmern, [19], [32], [34]
Zopyrus, [460]
Zoroaster, [58]-9, [206], [235], [281], [295], [396], [415], [435], [605], [629]
Zosimus, [131], [195], [198], [290], [292]

INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS

Additional 8928, p. [609]
Additional 11035, p. [500]
Additional 15236, pp. [694], [716]
Additional 17808, [chap. xxx]
Additional 22398, p. [695]
Additional 22719, p. [654]
Additional 34111, p. [578]
Alençon 10, p. [484]
Amiens 222, p. [634]
Amiens 481, p. [478]
Amiens fonds Lescalopier 2, p. [676]
Amiens fonds Lescalopier 30, p. [484]
Amplon. Folio 41, p. [611]
Amplon. Octavo 62, p. [747]
Amplon. Octavo 62a, p. [612]
Amplon. Octavo 62b, p. [612]
Amplon. Quarto 12, p. [558]
Amplon. Quarto 151, p. [643]
Amplon. Quarto 174, p. [665]
Amplon. Quarto 204, p. [578]
Amplon. Quarto 312, p. [664]
Amplon. Quarto 349, p. [643]
Amplon. Quarto 352, p. [651]
Amplon. Quarto 365, p. [650]
Amplon. Quarto 380, p. [694]
Amplon. Quarto 381, p. [340]
Amplon. Math. 48, 643
Amplon. Math. 53, p. [340]
Amplon. Math. 54, p. [267]
Arsenal 880, p. [650]
Arsenal 981, p. [106]
Arsenal 1036, p. [650]
Arundel 242, p. [556]
Arundel 295, p. [615]
Arundel 319, p. [683]
Ashburnham (Florence) 130, p. [682]
Ashmole 179, p. [648]
Ashmole 189, p. [681]
Ashmole 209, p. [648]
Ashmole 346, p. [665]
Ashmole 361, pp. [681], [688]
Ashmole 369, pp. [648], [714]
Ashmole 369-V, p. [650]
Ashmole 393, p. [650]
Ashmole 434, p. [648]
Ashmole 1431, pp. [597], [599], [609]
Ashmole 1462, p. [597]
Avranches 235, p. [664]
Balliol 124, p. [52]
Balliol 146A, p. [52]
Balliol 231, p. [121]
Bamberg L-III-9, pp. [610], [747]
Barberini (Rome) IX, 29, p. [609]
Berlin 128, p. [634]
Berlin 130, p. [634]
Berlin 131, p. [695]
Berlin 165, p. [720]
Berlin 799, p. [477]
Berlin 800, p. [477]
Berlin 898, p. [748]
Berlin 902, p. [163]
Berlin 903, p. [163]
Berlin 956, pp. [702], [774]
Berlin 963, pp. [340], [665]
Berlin 964, p. [665]
Bernard 2325, p. [478]
BN Greek 930, p. [401]
BN Greek 2179, p. [607]
BN Greek 2316, p. [578]
BN nouv. acq. 229, pp. [677], [702], [725], [728]ff.
BN nouv. acq. 490, p. [484]
BN nouv. acq. 616, p. [643]
BN nouv. acq. 1612, p. [634]
BN nouv. acq. 1615, p. [634]
BN nouv. acq. 1616, chap. xxix
BN nouv. acq. 1619, p. [571]
BN nouv. acq. 1632, p. [634]
BN 1701 and 1702, p. [484]
BN 1718 to 1727, p. [484]
BN 1787A, p. [484]
BN 2200, p. [484]
BN 2387, p. [484]
BN 2598, p. [710]
BN 2621, p. [776]
BN 2633, p. [484]
BN 2637, p. [484]
BN 2638, p. [484]
BN 2695A, p. [556]
BN 2780, p. [500]
BN 2874, p. [556]
BN 3660A, pp. [681]-2
BN 3836, p. [484]
BN 4126, p. [556]
BN 4161, p. [714]
BN 4801 to 4804, p. [106]
BN 4838, p. [106]
BN 4877, p. [556]
BN 4880, p. [556]
BN 5062, p. [556]
BN 5239, p. [692]
BN 5543, p. [634]
BN 6121, p. [556]
BN 6186, p. [556]
BN 6296, p. [657]
BN 6319, p. [657]
BN 6322, p. [657]
BN 6323A, p. [657]
BN 6325, p. [657]
BN 6365, p. [556]
BN 6385, p. [556]
BN 6503, p. [556]
BN 6514, pp. [664], [670]
BN 6567A, p. [657]
BN 6569, p. [657]
BN 6811, p. [556]
BN 6831, p. [556]
BN 6880, pp. [567], [584]
BN 6881, p. [577]
BN 6882, p. [577]
BN 6954, p. [600]
BN 6957, p. [600]
BN 6978, p. [648]
BN 7028, pp. [674], [728]
BN 7156, p. [670]
BN 7195, p. [663]
BN 7282, p. [665]
BN 7299A, pp. [676], [679], [686], [696]
BN 7316, pp. [647], [652]
BN 7328, p. [647]
BN 7329, p. [652]
BN 7332, p. [647]
BN 7337, pp. [664], [687]
BN 7349, p. [716]
BN 7351, P. 716
BN 7377B, p. [663]
BN 7412, p. [699]
BN 7418, pp. [463], [777]
BN 7424, p. [663]
BN 7440, p. [647]
BN 7482, p. [647]
BN 7486, pp. [693], [716]
BN 7561, p. [556]
BN 8247, p. [657]
BN 8501A, p. [556]
BN 8518, p. [556]
BN 8521A, p. [556]
BN 8607, p. [556]
BN 9332, pp. [571], [576], [610]
BN 10233, p. [571]
BN 10260, p. [663]
BN 10271, p. [715]
BN 11624, p. [484]
BN 12134, p. [484]
BN 12135, p. [484]
BN 12136, p. [484]
BN 12995, p. [609]
BN 13014, p. [340]
BN 13336, p. [484]
BN 13350, p. [445]
BN 13951, p. [267]
BN 14700, p. [744]
BN 14847, p. [484]
BN 15685, p. [634]
BN 16082, p. [657]
BN 16083, p. [657]
BN 16088, p. [657]
BN 16142, p. [657]
BN 16204, p. [650]
BN 16216, p. [696]
BN 16490, p. [657]
BN 16819, pp. [476], [478]
BN 17868, p. [683], chap. xxx
Bodleian 26, p. [694]
Bodleian 177, p. [694]
Bodleian 266, pp. [664], [705], [710]
Bodleian 463, pp. [652], [665]
Bodleian 2060, p. [758]
Bologna 952, p. [52]
Bologna University Library 378, p. [610]
Bruce Papyrus, p. [378]
Brussels (Library of Dukes of Burgundy) 1782, p. [484]
Brussels 2784, p. [657]
Brussels 8890, p. [776]
Brussels 10074, p. [498]
Brussels 15489, p. [758]
Cambrai 195, p. [696]
Cambrai 229, p. [696]
Cambrai 829, p. [696]
Cambrai 861, p. [696]
Cambrai 907, p. [758]
Cambrai 914, p. [758]
Cambrai 925, p. [633]
Canon. Misc. 370, p. [643]
Canon. Misc. 517, p. [682]
Casin. 97, p. [577]
Chalons-sur-Marne 7, p. [695]
Chartres 63, p. [484]
Chartres 113, p. [692]
Chartres 342, p. [577]
CLM 27, p. [665]
CLM 51, p. [650]
CLM 59, p. [665]
CLM 161, pp. [749]-50
CLM 168, p. [750]
CLM 187, p. [750]
CLM 215, p. [560]
CLM 270, p. [750]
CLM 337, p. [610]
CLM 344, p. [377]
CLM 392, p. [648]
CLM 489, p. [648]
CLM 527, p. [716]
CLM 560, pp. [559], [698], [710]
CLM 588, p. [664]
CLM 621, p. [241]
CLM 826, p. [651]
CLM 1487, p. [650]
CLM 1503, p. [650]
CLM 2549, p. [484]
CLM 3728, p. [484]
CLM 6258, p. [484]
CLM 6382, pp. [678], [680]
CLM 9921, p. [678]
CLM 11319, p. [556]
CLM 13034, p. [749]
CLM 13079, p. [484]
CLM 14399, p. [484]
CLM 14583, p. [106]
CLM 14836, p. [701]
CLM 18158, p. [634]
CLM 18621, p. [477]
CLM 18629, pp. [674], [693], [696]
CLM 18764, p. [674]
CLM 19417, p. [500]
CLM 19544, p. [477]
CLM 19648, p. [498]
CLM 21557, p. [634]
CLM 21627, p. [477]
CLM 22307, p. [692]
CLM 23390, p. [696]
CLM 23479, p. [775]
CLM 23535, p. [571]
CLM 23787, p. [498]
CLM 23839, p. [477]
CLM 24571, p. [477]
CLM 25073, p. [477]
CLM 26688, p. [477]
Corpus Christi 82, p. [555]
Corpus Christi 114, p. [657]
Corpus Christi 134, p. [476]
Corpus Christi 154, p. [657]
Corpus Christi 189, p. [578]
Corpus Christi 233, p. [652]
Corpus Christi 254, p. [648]
Cortona 110, p. [164]
Cotton Appendix VI, pp. [643], [646]
Cotton Caligula A, XV, pp. [680], [695]
Cotton Galba E, VIII, p. [477]
Cotton Nero D, VIII, p. [556]
Cotton Tiberius A, III, chap. xxix
Cotton Tiberius C, VI, p. [692]
Cotton Titus D, XXVI, chap. xxix
Cotton Titus D, XXVII, p. [681]
Cotton Vespasian B, X, p. [601]
Cotton Vitellius A, XII, p. [695]
Cotton Vitellius C, III, pp. [597], [612]
Cotton Vitellius C, VIII, p. [695]
CUL 213, p. [602]
CUL 768, p. [775]
CUL 1338, p. [678]
CUL 1429, p. [558]
CUL 1687, p. [679]
CUL 1767, pp. [110], [663]
CUL Ii-i-13, p. [652]
CU Clare 15, p. [647]
CU Corpus 193, p. [484]
CU Jesus 44, p. [610]
CU Trinity 884, p. [498]
CU Trinity 906, p. [748]
CU Trinity 936, p. [643]
CU Trinity 945, p. [695]
CU Trinity 987, p. [680]
CU Trinity 1041, pp. [401], [557]
CU Trinity 1044, p. [724]
CU Trinity 1064, p. [749]
CU Trinity 1109, pp. [678], [693]
CU Trinity 1152, pp. [597], [599]
CU Trinity 1365, p. [753]
CU Trinity 1369, pp. [686], [692], [695]
CU Trinity 1446, p. [564]
Digby 30, p. [428]
Digby 40, p. [646]
Digby 43, p. [600]
Digby 51, p. [110]
Digby 58, p. [693]
Digby 63, pp. [686], [695]
Digby 67, pp. [340], [647]
Digby 68, pp. [647], [652]
Digby 79, p. [578]
Digby 83, pp. [705]-7
Digby 86, p. [678]
Digby 88, p. [681]
Digby 91, pp. [643], [646], [648]
Digby 92, p. [647]
Digby 93, p. [647]
Digby 147, p. [647]
Digby 174, pp. [701]-2
Digby 176, p. [647]
Digby 183, pp. [643], [646]
Digby 194, pp. [652], [665]
Dijon 448, p. [695]
Dijon 1045, p. [650]
Edwin Smith Papyrus, p. [12]
Egerton 821, pp. [677]-81, 684, 726-9
Egerton 823, p. [699]
Escorial Q-I-4, pp. [52]-3
Escorial R-I-5, pp. [52]-3
Escorial &-II-9, p. [745]
Eton 133, Bl.4.6, p. [556]
Eton 134, Bl.4.7, p. [52]
Exon. 23, p. [658]
Florence II, iii, 214, pp. [653], [665]
Gonville and Caius 109, p. [658]
Gonville and Caius 345, p. [599]
Gonville and Caius 400, p. [577]
Gonville and Caius 411, p. [742]
Grenoble 208, p. [506]
Grenoble 258, p. [484]
Gubbio 25, p. [499]
Harleian 1, p. [650]
Harleian 13, pp. [643], [663]
Harleian 80, pp. [340], [665]
Harleian 527, p. [557]
Harleian 1585, pp. [597], [609], [696]
Harleian 1612, p. [340]
Harleian 1735, p. [684]
Harleian 2258, p. [677]
Harleian 3017, pp. [677], [680], [695]
Harleian 3099, p. [623]
Harleian 3271, p. [695]
Harleian 3647, pp. [663], [665]
Harleian 3859, p. [601]
Harleian 3969, p. [241]
Harleian 4346, p. [612]
Harleian 4986, pp. [597], [608]
Harleian 5294, p. [609]
Harleian 5311, p. [694]
Hatton 76, p. [776]
Hunterian 44, p. [667]
Ivrea 3, p. [634]
Ivrea 6, p. [634]
Ivrea 19, p. [692]
Laon 407, p. [692]
Laud. Misc. 247, pp. [498], [556]
Laud. Misc. 567, pp. [749], [751]
Laud. Misc. 594, pp. [650]-1
Laud. Misc. 658, pp. [444], [477]
Laurentianus xxxviii, 24, p. [683]
Laurentianus Plut. 68, 2, p. [241]
Lincoln College 34, p. [351]
Lucca I, L, p. [764]
Lucca 236, pp. [597], [695]
Lyons 328, p. [664]
Madrid 10016, p. [693]
Magliabech. IV, 63, p. [499]
Magliabech. XI, 117, p. [663]
Magliabech. XX, 20, p. [665]
Le Mans 15, p. [484]
Le Mans 263, p. [52]
Merton 219, p. [125]
Monte Cassino 97, p. [577]
Montpellier 277, pp. [600], [611], [776]
Munich, Latin MSS., see CLM
New College MS., unnumbered, p. [52]
Novara 40, p. [484]
Orléans 35, p. [484]
Orléans 192, p. [484]
Orléans 276, p. [692]
Ottobon. 443, p. [401]
Palat. Lat. 487, p. [673]
Pembroke 278, p. [676]
Perugia 736, p. [598]
Rawlinson C-117, p. [643]
Rawlinson C-328, pp. [597], [600], [746]
Riccard. 119, p. [670]
Riccard. 1228, p. [776]
Royal 2-C-XII, p. [498]
Royal 4-A-XIII, p. [65]
Royal 12-B-XVI, p. [577]
Royal 12-C-IV, pp. [554], [556]
Royal 12-C-XVIII, pp. [267], [340], [664]
Royal 12-E-XX, p. [577]
Royal 12-F-X, p. [65]
Royal 13-A-I, pp. [554]-5, 564-5
Royal 15-B-II, p. [601]
Royal 15-B-IX, p. [701]
Royal 15-C-IV, p. [601]
Royal 15-C-VI, pp. [554], [556]
Royal 17-A-I, p. [705]
St. Augustine’s Canterbury 1166, p. [643]
St. Augustine’s Canterbury 1172, p. [714]
St. Gall 751, p. [596]
Ste. Geneviève 2240, p. [643]
St. John’s 17, p. [680]
St. John’s 85, p. [747]
St. John’s 128, p. [349]
S. Marco 179, p. [658]
S. Marco XI, 102, p. [665]
S. Marco XI, 111, p. [694]
S. Marco XIV, 7, p. [164]
S. Marco XIV, 26, p. [164]
Savile 15, p. [652]
Schlestadt MS., pp. [765], [769]
Selden 3467, p. [643]
Selden supra 76, p. [643]
Semur 10, p. [484]
Sloane 475, chap. xxix, pp. [723]-6
Sloane 1305, p. [665]
Sloane 1571, p. [599]
Sloane 1619, p. [556]
Sloane 1734, p. [291]
Sloane 1975, pp. [597], [609], [696]
Sloane 2030, p. [652]
Sloane 2454, p. [657]
Sloane, 2461, pp. [681], [696]
Sloane 2472, p. [716]
Sloane 2839, pp. [723]-4
Sloane 3554, p. [716]
Sloane 3821, p. [340]
Sloane 3826, p. [267]
Sloane 3846, p. [665]
Sloane 3847, pp. [340], [665]
Sloane 3848, pp. [267], [611]
Sloane 3857, p. [716]
Sloane 3883, p. [665]
Soissons 121, p. [484]
Tanner 192, p. [663]
Turin K-IV-3, p. [609]
University College 33, p. [477]
University College 89, p. [750]
Vatican 180 to 185, p. [349]
Vatican 269 to 273, p. [484]
Vatican 642, p. [693]
Vatican 644, pp. [693], [695]
Vatican 645, p. [674]
Vatican Palat. Lat. 176, p. [692]
Vatican Palat. Lat. 235, chap. xxix
Vatican Palat. Lat. 485, chap. xxix
Vatican Palat. Lat. 859, p. [477]
Vatican Urb. Lat. 290, p. [693]
Vendôme 109, pp. [577]-8
Vendôme 122, p. [484]
Vendôme 129, p. [484]
Vendôme 172, p. [577]
Vendôme 175, p. [577]
Vienna 303, p. [499]
Vienna 2245, p. [679]
Vienna 2272, p. [604]
Vienna 2378, p. [665]
Vienna 2385, p. [647]
Vienna 2436, pp. [647], [650]
Vienna 2511, p. [499]
Vienna 2532, pp. [615], [681], [693]
Vienna 3124, p. [267]
Vienna 3207, p. [613]
Vienna 3255, p. [332]
Vienna 5203, p. [663]
Vienna 5216, p. [340]
Vienna 5371, p. [609]
Vienna 10583, p. [651]
Vind. Med. 29, p. [499]
Westcar Papyrus, p. [8]
Wolfenbüttel 2725, p. [340]
Wolfenbüttel 2885, p. [668]
Wolfenbüttel 3266, p. [477]
Wolfenbüttel 4435, p. [498]
Wolfenbüttel palimpsest, p. [121]