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 1   1, 63(53) | general belief that a sort of magic virtue consisted in the
 2   4, 31(119)|        than the accusation of Magic against the miraculous powers
 3   4, 31(119)|   evil arts, and the power of magic,....therefore generally
 4   4, 31(119)|     prevalence of a belief in magic still in the East, the Mohammedans
 5   4, 31(119)|       proceeded from skill in magic. See my Persian Controversies,
 6   5, 11     |      formerly accused them of magic, -- so entirely changed
 7   5, 12     |   then of those who practised magic brought in their books,
 8   5, 16(20) |      that our Saviour studied magic in Egypt; and St Austin
 9   5, 16(20) |     he wrote some books about magic too, which be delivered
10   5, 17     |      probably aided (in) this magic by others, -- the ancient
11   5, 18     |        performed the rites of magic ? When, behold, it is well
12   5, 18     |     that the whole process of magic is usually effected by these
13   5, 19     |       whose mind is intent on magic only, -- and is wholly addicted
14   5, 19     |      which He did was done by magic ? and confess that it was,