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"Miscellanies upon Various Subjects" by John Aubrey offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 17th-century occultism and folklore. This collection of observations and anecdotes delves into superstitions, antiquities, and the unexplained phenomena that captivated Aubrey's era. A keen observer of his time, Aubrey meticulously documented accounts of supernatural beliefs and practices, providing a rich tapestry of historical perspectives on the occult.
More than just a record of superstitions, "Miscellanies" offers a biographical window into Aubrey himself, revealing his intellectual curiosity and his deep interest in the hidden aspects of the world around him. Explore the folklore and antiquities of Great Britain through Aubrey's unique lens, as he grapples with the mysteries that lie beyond the realm of ordinary experience. This volume provides invaluable insights into the cultural landscape of a bygone era, offering a captivating look at the beliefs and customs that shaped the lives of those who came before us.
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