Agrippa: The Philosophy of Natural Magic, Chapter XXXVIII — How We May Draw Not Only Celestial and Vital, but Also Certain Intellectual and Divine Gifts From Above · 2 of 2 · tr. Henry Morley; L. W. de Laurence ed.
Chapter XXXVIII, Section 1b
They say that if the fish echeneis be cut into pieces and cast into the sea, the parts will within a little time come together and live.
Also we know that the pelican doth restore her young to life, being killed, with her own blood.
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