Cornelius Agrippa - The Life Of Henry Cornelius Agrippa Von Nettesheim, Doctor And Knight, Commonly Known As A Magician - Vol II - Morley, Henry
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CONTENTS TO VOL. II. CHAPTER I. CHAPTER II. PAGE ADVOCATE AND ORATOR AT METZ 15 CHAPTER HI. RELATES A GREAT DISPUTE WITH THE DOMINICANS OF METZ TELLS ALSO HOW AGRIPPA SAVED A VILLAGE GlRL ACCUSED OP WITCHCRAFT FROM THE CLUTCHES OF THE CHIEF INQUISITOR, AND LOST HIS OFFICE OF TOWN ADVOCATE AND ORATOR . . 36 CHAPTER IY. EROM METZ TO COLOGNE 66 CHAPTER Y. CORNELIUS PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE IN SWITZERLAND QUES TIONS OF MARRIAGE AND OF CHURCH REFORM . . . .84 CHAPTER VI. ACCEPTING OFFERS FROM THE ROYAL EAMILY OF ERANCE, COR- NELIUS REMOVES TO LYONS As A COURTPHYSICIAN HE GROWS RICH IN PROMISES Ill…mehr

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CONTENTS TO VOL. II. CHAPTER I. CHAPTER II. PAGE ADVOCATE AND ORATOR AT METZ 15 CHAPTER HI. RELATES A GREAT DISPUTE WITH THE DOMINICANS OF METZ TELLS ALSO HOW AGRIPPA SAVED A VILLAGE GlRL ACCUSED OP WITCHCRAFT FROM THE CLUTCHES OF THE CHIEF INQUISITOR, AND LOST HIS OFFICE OF TOWN ADVOCATE AND ORATOR . . 36 CHAPTER IY. EROM METZ TO COLOGNE 66 CHAPTER Y. CORNELIUS PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE IN SWITZERLAND QUES TIONS OF MARRIAGE AND OF CHURCH REFORM . . . .84 CHAPTER VI. ACCEPTING OFFERS FROM THE ROYAL EAMILY OF ERANCE, COR- NELIUS REMOVES TO LYONS As A COURTPHYSICIAN HE GROWS RICH IN PROMISES Ill LABOUR AND SORROW CHAPTER VIE. I 1 133 VI CONTENTS. CHAPTER VIII. PAGE DESCRIBING ONE HALF OP AGBIPPAS BOOK UPON THE VANITY OP SCIENCES AND ARTS 151 CHAPTER IX. IN WHICH IS COMPLETED THE DESCRIPTION OP AGRIPPAs BOOK UPON THE VANITY op SCIENCES AND ARTS . . . . 174 CHAPTER X. ACCOUNTS POR THE REST OF THE TIME SPENT BY CORNELIUS AT LYONS 210 CHAPTER XI. FROM LYONS TO ANTWERP 230 CHAPTER XII. A YEAR AT ANTWERP, AND ITS CHANGES 249 CHAPTER XHI. IN GAOL AT BRUSSELS 260 CHAPTER XIV. OF MARRIAGE AND OF MAGIC 277 CHAPTER XV. THE LAST FIGHT WITH THE MONKS . . . . . .292 CHAPTER XVI. EXILE AND DEATH .... .312 Sniei .321 EEEATA. VOL. I. P. 24, lines 2, 3, in the note, for in his lifetime read soon after his death, and omit the -words in or about the year 1532. P. 257, line 1, for 1811 read 1511.
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Henry Morley (1822 - 1894) was an English academic who was one of the earliest professors of English literature in Great Britain. Morley wrote a popular book containing biographies of famous English writers. Morley bought into an apothecary practice in Madeley, Shropshire, but it turned into a financial failure. In 1848, he established a school in Manchester and started writing in his spare time. Morley wrote some satirical articles that were published and gained the attention of Charles Dickens. At Dickens' invitation, Morley moved to London in 1850 to become an editor of and a contributor to Dickens' publication, Household Words. When that publication dissolved, Morley worked for its successor, All the Year Round. From 1859 to 1864, Morley also edited and wrote for The Examiner. From 1865 to 1889, Morley served as professor of English literature at University College London, his students including the Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore. Noted for his knowledge of English literature, Morley was considered to be an engaging and warm teacher. He also delivered popular lectures on literature in different parts of Great Britain. Morley was the editor of two book series. Morley's Universal Library, drawing on the concept of a universal library, was published from 1883. Cassell's National Library was published from 1886, totalling 209 weekly editions.