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Eros and Magic in the RenaissanceIoan P. Couliano
Eros and Magic in the Renaissance
- First published1987
- TraditionHermeticism
- Shelf107 books
Couliano's study of Renaissance magic as a technique of manipulating imagination and desire, centred on Bruno.
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Liber XII
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- On the Shadows of Ideas and the Art of MemoryParis, 1582
- The Incantation of CirceParis, 1582
- A General Account of Bondingc. 1588–1591; first printed 1891
- On Magicc. 1590; first printed 1891
- Theses on Magicc. 1590; first printed 1891
- Mathematical Magicc. 1590; first printed 1891
- On the Composition of Images, Signs and IdeasFrankfurt, 1591
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