De Ephesiorum Libris Curiosis Combustis... by Johann Christoph Ortlob and Theodosius Gottfried Fuchs, written in Latin, delves into the historical and religious context surrounding the burning of books in Ephesus. This work explores the significance of these books, often associated with magic and esoteric knowledge, and their destruction within the broader framework of Roman history and religious practices.
The text offers insights into the cultural and intellectual climate of the time, examining the clash between different belief systems and the suppression of unorthodox ideas. It remains a valuable resource for scholars interested in ancient history, religious studies, and the history of magic and witchcraft.
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