Mezclar, añadir, remover, oler, probar y volver a mezclar. ¿Hay algún placer más grande que el de crear pociones, pócimas y brebajes? ¿Sabes cómo hacer bailar a un gusano? ¿Y desatar una tormenta en un vaso? ¿O fabricar tu propio polvo de hadas comestible? ¡Todo con ingredientes sencillos! TÚ ERES UN GRAN MAGO. ¿QUIERES CONVERTIRTE EN UN ESPECIALISTA EN PÓCIMAS? Este divertido libro de la autora de ¡Initium magia!, en el que relata muchas historias sobre su familia de magos, te desvelará los secretos de las mezclas, cuáles son los ingredientes mágicos, cómo cocinar brebajes y las recetas especiales de los mejores magos. Descubrirás las ventajas de equivocarse, cómo vencer miedos, creer en ti y reírte mucho. Una apasionante aventura, para aprendices de magos. ¿Me acompañas? ¡Que empiece la magia! ¡INITIUM POCIONES!

The sun of Tempus sets for the final time. Stars erupt. Meteors fall. Evil reigns. And Agnus' war has only just begun. In the walls of Magia, the blemished are sent to die for the benefit of the perishing world. There, a blemished slave girl suffers under the deranged hands of her guardian. But she holds onto a hope that not even the dark perversions of Magia can corrupt. As she becomes entangled in the plans of the mysterious Agnus Dayton, she begins to question whether she is really capable of rising above the nature of man and meeting Agnus’ lofty ideals. Are Agnus’ plans for good or evil?

The Sentences Commentary of Giles of Viterbo embodies the intellectual and spiritual vision of one of the luminaries of the Italian Renaissance and a reformer of his religious order. Giles strove to locate in ancient wisdom truths revealed in the Bible and Christian doctrine. He composed “according to Plato's mind,” but, influenced by Ficino and the revival of theologia Platonica, he integrates material from Greek myth and metaphysics with the Bible and Christian theology. Until now only a small portion of Giles's Commentary has been published, yet this major work contains some of the best examples of his interpretive method. The present edition contains the entire Commentary as far as Giles proceeded with his ambitious project.

The ideas of philosophers (Ficino, Pico, Della Porta, Bruno) on magic interfered with popular alternative and witchcraft rites. This book focuses on "wandering scholastics" (Trithemius, Agrippa, Paracelsus, Bruno) and will be a stimulating read for all those interested in Renaissance mentality.