Chapter

 1 2  |       indictment, the charge of magic -- a charge wit h which
 2 17 |      this is one of my feats of magic. Has lying made you blind,
 3 25 |       with the actual charge of magic. You spared no violence
 4 25 |        centred in thc charge of magic. I should therefore like
 5 25 |        of religion, at least if magic consists in that which Plato
 6 25 |       these teaches the boy the magic of Zoroaster the son of
 7 25 |       son of Oromazes; and this magic is no other than the worship
 8 26 |        rashly accuse the art of magic? It is an art acceptable
 9 27 |       that there was no need of magic to induce a woman to marry
10 27 |         to prove your charge of magic by such arguments as these:
11 28 |         have nothing to do with magic. Next I will show that even
12 29 |    induced them to accuse me of magic. ~
13 30 |     lover's knot' they try, the magic wheel, ribbons and nails
14 31 |   cooked and eaten at meals? In magic they seem to me to be absolutely
15 31 |         to have been skilled in magic. And yet it is recorded
16 31 |        his face nor Ulysses his magic trench, nor Aeolus his windbags,
17 36 |    reading of extracts from my `magic' works, that Aemilianus
18 38 |         am giving you a list of magic names such as are used in
19 40 |      knew how to cure wounds by magic song, as Homer, the most
20 42 |      boned for dark purposes of magic?), they realized that it
21 42 |     made at Tralles by means of magic into the probable issue
22 45 |      then attribute his fall to magic ra ther than disease? Was
23 47 |        support an accusation of magic; how many would you be demanding
24 47 |        something connected with magic? You must admit one of these
25 47 | witnessed by so many . Now this magic of which you accuse me is,
26 47 |   Fifteen slaves take part in a magic rite as though they had
27 53 |       it was some instrument of magic. You are not to be congratulated
28 63 |    asserted it to be? Is this a magic symbol or one that is common
29 66 | informed when he accu ses me of magic? No least word of mine has
30 70 |         the intervention of any magic. But now that she has married
31 80 |       she was not the victim of magic. Insane? In that case she
32 80 |     lady has made no mention of magic, but has merely repeated
33 81 |  written to rebut the charge of magic brought against me, a remarkable
34 83 |       never accused Apuleius of magic, while Rufinus' accusation
35 84 |      fate, and between fate and magic there is a great gulf, indeed
36 84 |          what power is left for magic drugs or incantations? Pudentill
37 84 |    denied the very existence of magic. It is a good thing that
38 87 |  flattery, if I put my trust in magic? And how did they secure
39 90 |    actual motive for the use of magic. I ask Rufinus and Aemilianus
40 96 |      attack with accusations of magic and the black art him whom
41 102|        What had I to gain by my magic that should lead me to attempt
42 102|       it in my possession? What magic can surpass this? That she