Modern Magic
Modern Magic
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Ch. 19). A still 288 MODERN MAGIC.
more striking instance is also reported by a trustAvorthy author (Theophylactos Simocata, 1. Viii. Ch. 13). A man in Alexandria, Egypt, saw, as he returned home about midnight, the statues before the great temple moved aside from their seats, and heard them call out to him that the Emperor had been slain by Phocas (602). Thoroughly frightened he hastened to the authorities, reporting his adventure; he was carried be- fore Peter, the Viceroy of Egypt, and order...ed to keep silence. Nine days later, however, the official news came that the Emperor had been murdered. It is evident that the knowledge of the event came to him in some mysterious way, and for an unknown purpose; but that what he saw and heard, was purely the work of his imagination, which became the vehicle of the revelation. There exists a long, almost unbroken series of similar phenomena through the entire course of modern history, of which but a few can here find space. Richelieu tells us in his M'emoires ("Coll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ch. 19). A still 288 MODERN MAGIC.
more striking instance is also reported by a trustAvorthy author (Theophylactos Simocata, 1. Viii. Ch. 13). A man in Alexandria, Egypt, saw, as he returned home about midnight, the statues before the great temple moved aside from their seats, and heard them call out to him that the Emperor had been slain by Phocas (602). Thoroughly frightened he hastened to the authorities, reporting his adventure; he was carried be- fore Peter, the Viceroy of Egypt, and order...ed to keep silence. Nine days later, however, the official news came that the Emperor had been murdered. It is evident that the knowledge of the event came to him in some mysterious way, and for an unknown purpose; but that what he saw and heard, was purely the work of his imagination, which became the vehicle of the revelation. There exists a long, almost unbroken series of similar phenomena through the entire course of modern history, of which but a few can here find space. Richelieu tells us in his M'emoires ("Coll.
What to read after Modern Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Maximilian Schele De Vere to read onlineMoreLess
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