This book examines the relationship between magic, philosophy and
the investigation of nature in presocratic Greece. Did the
presocratic thinkers, often praised for their rejection of the
supernatural, still believe in gods and the divine and the efficacy
of magical practices? Did they use animism, astrology, numerology
and mysticism in their explanations of the world? This book
analyses the evidence in detail and argues that we need to look at
each of these beliefs in context.
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