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"Zanoni", Book 4, Chapter II, by Edward Bulwer-Lytton

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First published at 20:42 UTC on March 17th, 2023.

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Chapter II:

And Abaris, so far from esteeming Pythagoras, who taught these things, a necromancer or wizard, rather revered and admired him as something divine. -Iamblich., "Vit. Pythag."

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arras: a rich tapestry, typically hung on th…

Chapter II:

And Abaris, so far from esteeming Pythagoras, who taught these things, a necromancer or wizard, rather revered and admired him as something divine. -Iamblich., "Vit. Pythag."

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arras: a rich tapestry, typically hung on the wall of a room or used to conceal an alcove. Named after the city in France known for its production of these tapestries.

belvedere: an architectural structure (e.g. turret or cupola or an open gallery) sited to take advantage of a fine or scenic view.

moly: a mythical herb with white flowers and black roots, endowed with magic properties, mentioned in Homer's Odyssey. It protected Odysseus from Circe's poison and magic.

Footnote from the author, after "Even so saith Paracelsus, a great man, though often wrong" we have: 'It is as necessary to know evil things as good; for who can know what is good without the knowing what is evil?' etc. -Paracelsus, 'De Nat. Rer.,' lib. 3.

The picture used is "Il Gran Sasso d'Italia, il Paretone. The east face of Corno Grande" by Lucio De Marcellis. It's in the Abruzzo region of Italy, not Camapania, so a bit north of where our story is set, but it is gorgeous, and still a part of the Apennine Mountains.

To follow along: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/2664/2664-h/2664-h.htm#link2HCH0040

Edward Bulwer-Lytton,Zanoni,Rosicrucians,Italy,Naples,Clarence Gylndon,Mejnour

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