Magicae trans fine。两位14世纪魔术师的旅程

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Zbornik Radova Vizantoloskog Instituta Pub Date : 2014-01-01 DOI:10.2298/zrvi1451151h

Jonel Hedjan

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本文通过对14世纪下半叶两位拜占庭魔术师命运的分析，试图呈现出拜占庭-斯拉夫文化关系中不为人知的一面。拜占庭魔法及其在保加利亚的传播，在土耳其征服的前夕，从现有的来源提出。

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Magicae trans fines. Le parcours de deux magiciens du XIVe siècle

By analyzing the fate of two Byzantine magicians in the second half of the fourteenth century, this article tries to present the less known aspect of the Byzantine-Slavic cultural relations beyond their hesychast vision. Byzantine magic and its transmission in Bulgaria, on the eve of the Turkish conquest, are presented from the available sources.

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