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Los autores reunidos en esta obra tratan con esmero este tema no solo a partir de los textos, sino a partir de un estudio de las personas que practicaban estos saberes malditos, proscritos y castigados por las autoridades civiles y eclesiásticas. Se encuentran aquí capítulos sobre la astrología, sobre la fisionomía, y las señales del cuerpo como medios para determinar el carácter moral de la gente, sobre brujos y médicos que se encontraban con su ciencia en la frontera entre el saber académico y libresco y las prácticas empíricas prohibidas. 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