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wrote because I do not wish to burden the intellectual with
full text. This is what he wrote:
"As I was at his place one day, we heard screaming at thei
side of the house, and when he was asked about it, he said, 'A
boy was bitten by a Scorpion.' So, he brought a piece of cloth
with tablets of some substance in it that smelled like kundur 25 .
He took one of those tablets, had it crushed, and made the boy
drink it all. Subsequently, the boy stopped screaming and he
was quickly cured from his ailment as soon as he drank the
powder. I looked at the tablets and saw a picture of a Scorpion.;
So I asked him who stamped these tablets. He showed me a
golden ring with the* stone Bezoar in it. Then I asked him about j
the secret of the ring and how it is made. He indicated that
when the D enters MU while Uu is one of the poles of the
ascendant, a small amount of kundur is stamped when the D is
in its first phase. I made the ring in this manner and I stamp
bitten persons with it to cure them. However, I change the
substance I use for stamping patients so that kundur does not I
become the only substance used for this purpose. I saw the j
miraculous results of what he did. At this point his account]
ended."
Since I was good at carving in my youth, I entrusted some of
the applied philosophers as well as other philosophers to]
participate with me in observing this arrangement. Accordingly,'}
I carved the picture in the specified time and examined this
talisman. I discovered through several trials its miraculous',
effects. All those who tried it were very amazed.
This was my motive in pursuing the research in this sensory
science; I felt it because sensing is the feeling of the mind, and
the limits of this feeling cannot be determined unless sensing is
understood, which can be achieved by understanding thechange
of how the senses react when the sensed object
x J Glue extracted from a tree with thorny leaves.
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