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# Title: [D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Daemoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicae circa Daemonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos] D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Dæmoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicæ circa Dæmonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos, ... (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 223, Stück 6)
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Tagia
mandasti: quibus caucelis rite ponderatis, omnis luperstitionis
e Fascinationis Cuspicio luopre nutu cranescit. Siquidem illa
Tolum praxis extraordinaria, magica nempe ceu hrperphy licar
guxe in damnum proximi dirigitur, illicita dici (olet d debet, utue
permedia tantum naturalia noceat: quo de pluribus ridere pore.
ris Medici Brontricen(Is, Dni D. Martii, Dissertationem de Macia
Natur. ejusqueusu Medico ad magice e5 masica curand. cap. 2.
S. 2. P. M. 26.
Masix siquidem rocabulum non denotat (cientiam Cu-
persticiolam ac diabolicam, neque Veneficium ac Fascinationem,
Led potius juxta derirationem de explicationem Platonis, Strabo.
nis, Hlerodoti, Drusi d Crorii, ri orixinis Arabica ac Perlica, i
dem quod puomn 00 Diar Nacuralis Sapientia, Ars Phrlica, Ger
manis Dieeipheit uno Ereandenis aller naturlichen uno himm
lischen Dinges de juxta Lucheri nostri rertionem Biblicam Die (5
guptische cipheits quae, cestante Fliltoria Philolophica, ab Abra-
hramo ortum ducit, qua scientiâ pariter ac experientia Morles,
Aaron, Darid, Salomon, omnesque Cancti Patriarchxe, inclarue.
rUnE. Unde_ B. Emtberus 155 paYSS aro ara)en cor Matib. II, 1.
g. 16. non explicat per Veneficos, Incantatores de Fascinatores,
Bauberer uno Beren-3sceister, Ced per Sapientes vel Phylicos, die
EScisen nuB SCorgentandes Magos Orientales, quos Medicus ille
Tlenacensis, d curiosisimus doctrinaque sua illustris, Academ.
Nacurx Curiol. Adjunctus, Dn. D. Paullini, in Delic. Curios. vel
BeitFurhenden uno Erbaulichen LustP. TI. Tbem. 28. p. 220. ceu
viros lapientes, atquein omni, lacra pariter ac protana sciencia
Phrsica, eruditos describit: quippe quimediante Capienria lua vel
masia, non verotascinatione, per Rellam, quae in Oriente ipsis
apparuerat, narum Christum, Regem fudxorum, cognoverunt,
adcum adorandum longinquis e regionibus Bechlehem pro-
Fecti Fuerumt, de quibus ridesIs Lambert. Dodoneum in Pbysica
Tract. IV. Cap. 36. P. 15, e Scaligerum de Subcilit. CX erbib. 327. Pp. M.
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