  CHAPTER I BIRTHPLACE AND EARLY STUDIES OF MICHAEL SCOT CHAPTER II SCOT AT THE COURT OF SICILY CHAPTER IV THE ALCHEMICAL STUDIES OF SCOT CHAPTER V THE ASTRONOMICAL WRITINGS OF SCOT CHAPTER VI SCOT TRANSLATES AVERROES CHAPTER VII SCOT AGAIN AT COURT CHAPTER VIII THE LAST DAYS OF MICHAEL SCOT CHAPTER IX THE LEGEND OF MICHAEL SCOT CHAPTER X THE LEGEND OF MICHAEL SCOT CONCLUSION THE LIFE AND LEGEND |
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An Enquiry into
The Life and Legend of
Michael Scot
By Rev. J. WOOD BROWN, M.A.
AUTHOR OF ‘AN ITALIAN CAMPAIGN,’ ‘THE COVENANTERS OF THE MERSE,’ ETC.
‘Michael next ordered that Eildon Hill, which was then a uniform cone, should be divided into three.’—Lay of Last Minstrel, note.
EDINBURGH: DAVID DOUGLAS
1897
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