Three Books on Life

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The division of the daily courses of the Moon into four parts. 139
The Moon, joined to the Sun, takes from him a vivifying virtue. 138
The qualities of the Moon according to the four ages. 143, 147
When the Moon is under any sign, beware of touching the member governed by that sign with iron or fire. 157
Lunar peoples. 228
Dry light, the wisest soul. 12

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Magic is twofold. 254, 255
Whom we call a magus. 246
The medicines of the magi. 108
Why the magnet draws iron. 182, 183
Fennel marathrum sharpens the vision. 32
Serpents shed their old age with fennel. 75
That sweet fennel benefits the elderly. Ibidem
The father of Marsilius Ficino's father, who was a physician restored many stricken by the plague. 263
When the material is disposed, the agent quickly obtains its effect. 268, 269
The change of the womb to odors. 105
The beginning of medicine. 220
That powers are stronger in medicines than in images. 186
Medicines of the body and soul. 92
Medicines acquired from the heavens, and their virtues. 276
Medicines dissipating poison. 303
Medicines contributing to individual members through the spirits. 28, etc.
Medicines tempering the excess of air. 25
Medicines for the elderly. 93, 94, etc.
Magical medicine for the elderly. 108
Liquid medicines. 39, 40
When it is expedient to take purgative medicine. 158
Medicines against phlegm. 30
Melancholy is twofold. 9