Some Light on Magic and Magicians in Late Antiquity

John Wortley

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The “beneficial tales” contained in various Christian tracts of the IV-VII centuries offer a number of scenes of magical practices, suggesting the ways in which these were perceived in the popular culture of late antiquity.

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