Chapter

 1 1 |         with practice of the black art and with the murder of my
 2 4 |        that the tangle is past the art of man to unravel. This
 3 9 |          malpractices of the black art, if I write poems in praise
 4 9 |           for practising the black art? ~And yet many others have
 5 10|              now having died, thou art as Hesperus giving~new light
 6 14|        admiration when produced by art is blameworthy when produced
 7 14|            facility and truth than art. ~Long labour is expended
 8 14|          superior to all pictorial art in respect of truthful representation
 9 15|         the greatest master of the art of speakin g, always practised
10 26|           who so rashly accuse the art of magic? It is an art acceptable
11 26|         the art of magic? It is an art acceptable to the immortal
12 26|          and also a master of this art has written that magical
13 30|           is speaking of the black art, Vergil mentions poison,
14 32|           themselves, who by their art capture all manner of fish. ~`
15 41|         with the help of the black art and charms drawn from the
16 47|          is then as myster ious an art as it is loathly and horrible;
17 61|          for purposes of the black art. They add that, although
18 69|          my exe rcise of the black art; that I alone had been found
19 91|             participation in their art another, and that it is
20 96| accusations of magic and the black art him whom Avitus describes