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The sense of the word Magister being Magus in the Persian Dialect, called Wise men in St. Matthew, such as the Greeks called Philosophers, the French Druides, the Egyptians Prophets, the English Wise men, or Cunning men, or Canny man in this Kingdom (vulgarly) that is one Handy, and Dexterous in the pursuit of those offices, |
The sense of the word Magister being Magus in the Persian Dialect, called Wise men in Saint Matthew, such as the Greeks called Philosophers, the French Druids, the egyptians prophets, the English Wise men, or Cunning men, or Canny man in this Kingdom (vulgarly) that is one Handy, and Dexterous in the pursuit of those Offices, |
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