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Saturday, February 14, 2015

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"Astronomia Inferior: Legacies of Trithemius+John Dee" -Nicholas Clulee
'Wondrous Force and Operation': magic, science, and religion in the Renaissance" -Stephen Clucas
Agrippa associated hemp with melancholy?
Allison Coudert, "Probing Women and Penetrating Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe"
Allison Coudert, "The impact of the Kabbalah in the seventeenth century:The life+thought of Francis Mercurius van Helmont"
Allison Coudert, "The Kabbalah and Monads" in Leibniz and Kabbalah
Ancient Greek Magic
Arielle Sabir, Giordano Bruno+ the Mathematics of Language: "Giordano Bruno gave magic a special mathematical feature"
Ars Combinatoria: Mystical Systems, Procedural Art, and the Computer Janet Zweig
ars memoria (latin)
Augustine and Theurgy
BBC R4 "In Our Time" Renaissance Magic
Bibliography: Magic and the Ancient World
Christopher Lehrich: "The Occult Mind"
Christopher Lehrich: Analog Signification in Agrippa
Ciphers and Mysteries in Agrippa and Trithemius
Deborah Harkness on John Dee's Angel Conversations
empirical details formed the bulk of Agrippa's compendium
Eros and Magic in the Renaissance: Ioan Couliano's Mantic Masterpiece
esoteric music (includes links to atalanta fugiens midi )
Esoterica: Overlooked and Undervalued by Jay Kinney
Ficino's Latin paraphrase of Iamblichus
Ficino's translation of Iamblichus De Mysteriis and excerpts from Proclus
Fludd's Cosmogony
Giordano Bruno - contemplating nude Diana
Giordano Bruno and the Geometry of Language
Giordano Bruno in McLuhan studies
Giordano Talk Page on Wikipedia
H.C. Agrippa: De Occulta Philosophia
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim
Henrik Bogdan: Western Esotericism and Rituals of Initiation
Hermes Trismegistus De potestate et sapientia dei.Translated Marsilio Ficino
Hermeticism+the Renaissance: Intellectual History+the Occult...
high quality scans of Voynich Manuscript
Iamblichus of Chalcis
Iamblichus' Pythagorean Life
interpreting the heavens
John Dee biography reviewed by Hutton
Magic, Medicine, and Science - online course - syllabus, readings, lecture notes, paper topics, study questions
magical writings of thomas vaughan
Marsilio Ficino: His Theology, His Philosophy, His Legacy
Medieval Semiotics -- SEP
Moshe Idel on Reuchlin's Kabbalah
Moshe Idel: On Judaism, Jewish Mysticism, and Magic
Optics and Vision in the 13th Century
Paola Zambelli: Hermeticism and Magic in Giordano Bruno. Some Interpretations...
Paolo Rossi "The Imaginative Logic of Giordano Bruno"
Pico della Mirandola -- SEP
Plotinus article -- SEP
Plotinus on Magic
Proclus article -- SEP
Pseudo-Dionysius in the Twelfth Century Latin West
Pythagoras in The Renaissance: The Case of Marsilio Ficino.
Renaissance Magic and Superheroes
Richard Kiekhefer, The Devil's Contemplatives:Liber Iuratus,Liber Visionum+Christian Appropriation of Jewish Occultism
Robert Fludd's Temple of Music
scans of early modern magic texts - Kircher, Fludd, Kabbalah Denudata
The gallery of memory : literary and iconographic models in the age of the printing press
The Geometrical Kabbalahs of John Dee+Kepler: The Hebrew Tradition and the Mathematical Study of Nature
The Geometry of the Imagination: Understanding Place in ... liber visionum
Thorndike: Place of Magic in European History
using Agrippan magic in games
Vision not Visionary: Discourses of Sanctity in John of Morigny’s "Liber Visionum"

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