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摘要:在17世纪，一位著名的摩洛哥学者写了一篇反对巫术的论文，列出了各种允许的神秘活动，同时谴责了其他类型。本文将al-Mirghiti (d. 1089/1678)的论述置于16-18世纪更广泛的摩洛哥人对巫术和魔法的看法中，并详细描述了该论文关于如何构建和使用护身符的说明。由于al-Mirghiti在之前的学术研究中最出名的是他在天文学方面的著作——在较小程度上是炼金术方面的著作——阅读他的反对巫术的论文，可以打开一个更广泛的讨论，围绕神秘学在摩洛哥宗教、数学和自然科学的机构教学和研究中的地位。
The Place of Sorcery in the Thought of a Seventeenth-Century Moroccan Astronomer and Alchemist
Abstract:In the Seventeenth-Century a prominent Moroccan scholar wrote a treatise against sorcery, laying out various types of permitted occult practices while condemning others. This article contextualizes al-Mirghiti's (d. 1089/1678) treatise within broader Moroccan views on sorcery and magic between the 16-18th centuries and describes in detail the treatise's instructions on how to construct and employ talismans. Since al-Mirghiti is best known in prior scholarship for his writings on astronomy— and to a lesser extent alchemy—a reading of his treatise against sorcery opens up a broader discussion around the place of the occult within the Moroccan landscape of institutional teaching and studying of the religious, mathematical, and natural sciences.
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