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 1    IV, 28|   MAGICAL RITES.~... And (the sorcerer), taking (a paper), directs
 2    IV, 28|    executing this order, (the sorcerer) first removes equal portions
 3    IV, 28|      he has burned. Then (the sorcerer), appearing to be borne
 4    IV, 28|       stood side by side, the sorcerer, flinging the attendant
 5    IV, 28|     vessel full of water (the sorcerer) infusing copperas mixture,
 6    IV, 28| similar result. But when (the sorcerer) has ascertained the question
 7    IV, 28|     which it is supposed (the sorcerer) does in secret. But what
 8    IV, 28|      then, prevails. For the (sorcerer) affirms that it is impossible
 9    IV, 28|    already declared. But (the sorcerer) makes a scarlet liquid,
10    IV, 32|       stone on a hearth, (the sorcerer) makes it get on fire, and
11    IV, 32|   darkness in the house, (the sorcerer) alleges that he can introduce
12    IV, 33|     of a seething (pot). The (sorcerer), however, previously washes
13    IV, 33|    time, and frequently, (the sorcerer) contrives that it can be
14    IV, 33|    And after some delay, (the sorcerer) makes (the pyramid) emit
15    IV, 35|       stated by him. But (the sorcerer) produces a burning demon,
16    VI, 4 |      itself accurate, and the sorcerer was the subject of a passion