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NECROMANTICI — posterioribus saeculis dicti sunt, ex sententia Hornii, quos Moyses Genes. c. 6. v. 4. Gap desc: Hebrew, quique vulgo Gigantes redduntur: Unde Poetarum inde fabulas de Gigantum Titanumque audacia sunt qui deducant. Ita enim vocem hanc expicant… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
