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Representational image of the complex nature of Renaissance magic combining science and the divine. Source: lleandralacuerva / Adobe Stock — 15 Apr 2024

Renaissance Magic: Linking the Earthly and the Divine

By Alicia McDermott

Mythology & Mystery

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In the Renaissance, magic was a convergence of science, philosophy, and the mystical, reflecting the era's quest for knowledge and understanding of the world. Unlike today's clear demarcation between science and the supernatural, during the...
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Representational image of the complex nature of Renaissance magic combining science and the divine. Source: lleandralacuerva / Adobe Stock — 15 Apr 2024

Renaissance Magic: Linking the Earthly and the Divine

By Alicia McDermott

Mythology & Mystery

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In the Renaissance, magic was a convergence of science, philosophy, and the mystical, reflecting the era's quest for knowledge and understanding of the world. Unlike today's clear demarcation between science and the supernatural, during the...
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Ancient Sorcery: Antique witch book, black candle and ritual objects. — 26 Sep 2018

From Sorcerer to Saint: The Arcane Life and Magickal Times of Saint Cyprian

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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Of all the saints of the Christian church, one of the most anomalous must surely be St Cyprian who, after his martyrdom in the early 4th century AD, became known as the patron saint of sorcerers. Even more curious is the fact that some 1,700 years...
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Ancient Sorcery: Antique witch book, black candle and ritual objects. — 26 Sep 2018

From Sorcerer to Saint: The Arcane Life and Magickal Times of Saint Cyprian

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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Of all the saints of the Christian church, one of the most anomalous must surely be St Cyprian who, after his martyrdom in the early 4th century AD, became known as the patron saint of sorcerers. Even more curious is the fact that some 1,700 years...
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Witch of Eye was burned at the stake. Fire and witch (Public Domain) — 03 Jul 2017

Witch of Eye Burned Alive at the Stake: Did She Use Black Magic to Bewitch a King in a Game of Thrones-Style Plot?

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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For over 900 years, people have been telling stories of wicked witches who have used Black Magic to overthrow kings. Morgan Le Fay in Arthurian legends of the early 12th century is thought to have inspired Melisandre in George R.R. Martin’s Game...
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Witch of Eye was burned at the stake. Fire and witch (Public Domain) — 03 Jul 2017

Witch of Eye Burned Alive at the Stake: Did She Use Black Magic to Bewitch a King in a Game of Thrones-Style Plot?

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

0

For over 900 years, people have been telling stories of wicked witches who have used Black Magic to overthrow kings. Morgan Le Fay in Arthurian legends of the early 12th century is thought to have inspired Melisandre in George R.R. Martin’s Game...
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