The place of magic in the intellectual history of Europe

by Lynn Thorndike

[120]. Laws, bk. xi, p. 933 (Steph.).

[121]. Timaeus, p. 70 (Steph.). The translation is that of Jowett, vol. iii, p. 492.

[122]. Ibid., p. 71 (Steph.).

[123]. Symposium, p. 188 (Steph.). Translated by Jowett, vol. i, p. 558.

[124]. Timaeus, p. 40 (Steph.). Jowett, vol. iii, p. 459.

[125]. Ibid., pp. 41, 42 (Steph.).

[126]. W. Windelband, History of Philosophy, p. 147. English translation by J. H. Tufts. Macmillans, 1898.

[127]. Windelband, Hist. of Ancient Philos., p. 272. Eng. transl. by H. E. Cushman. Scribners, 1899.

[128]. Aristotelis De Animalibus Historiae Libri X (Graece et Latine. Io. Gottlob Schneider. Lipsiae, 1811). Vol. i contains the Greek text. In the following foot-notes I shall refer to the book, chapter and section by Roman and arabic numerals, but in the text the book and chapters are denoted by letters of the Greek alphabet. There is an English translation of the work by Richard Creswell, London, 1862. (Bohn Library.)

[129]. Bk. v, ch. xx, sec. 2; bk. vi, ch. xi, sec. 2; bk. vi, ch. xiv, sec. 1; bk. vii, ch. xi; bk. viii, ch. xvii, sec. 4; bk. viii, ch. xx, sec. 12.