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L'Ars notoria au Moyen ÂgeJulien Véronèse

Solomonic Magic & the Grimoires

L'Ars notoria au Moyen Âge

Introduction et édition critique

by Julien Véronèse

The critical edition of the Latin Ars notoria, the Solomonic art of acquiring learning through prayers and figures, with a full study of its versions, glosses and manuscript history. The essential scholarly work on the text.

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