A Lapidary of Sacred Stones: Their Magical and Medicinal Powers Based on the Earliest Sources
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Acknowledgments With the end of this long labor now at hand, I would like to acknowledge my debt of gratitude toward all my colleagues who generously allowed me to profit from their work: Leo Carruthers (Sorbonne), Chantal Connochie-Bourgne (University of Provence), Elena di Venosa (Milano), Françoise Féry-Hue (IHRT, Paris), Christoph Gerhardt (Trier), Valérie Gontéro (Aix), Denis Hüe (Rennes II), and Jens Haustein (Jena), who placed at my disposal his copy of the lapidary Liber defota anima; and to my friends Baukje Finet van der Schaaf (Metz) and Ronald Grambo (Oslo). Without them, this…
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