"Magic," black and white; charms and counter charms, Divination and demonology among the Hindus, Hebrews, Arabs and Egyptians ... An epitome of "supernaturalism" magic, black, white and natural; conjuring and its relation to prophecy, including Biblical and Old Testament terms and words for magic ...
"This treatise was presented to the University of Leipzig [for the degree of doctor of philosophy] July, 1897."--Pref. Published in 1898 under the title: Magic, divination, and demonology among the Hebrews and their neighbors.
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