The alchemists among Victor’s influences were: Paracelsus and Cornelius Agrippa.
Paracelsus was born in Egg, Swiss (1493-1541) - Pioneer in some aspects of the medical revolution - He had a natural affinity. (German Renaissance)
Cornelious Agrippa was born in Nettesheim, Germany (1486-1535). He has an Albertist influence.
Albertus Magnus was a teacher, Krempe M. was a professor, and Walton was Captain.
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A) The tradition of love and courtship followed by medieval nobles
Courtly love was a medieval concept of love which emphasized nobility and chivalry. Although not limited to this class, it began as a concept among knights and the land-owning class, and involved men going to great lengths to charm and earn the favor of a deserving woman.
Guerard, the author of 'The Triumph of Doggedness', recognized the captious studies of Conrad, Hardy, and Gide that brought this book a wide and deep understanding in 19th and 20th century fiction.
The three chapters are focused on "forbidden games", psychological mania is disclosed directly in the work of the novelists: Dickens' discovered his love for his sister-in-law Mary Hogarth, who suddenly passed away in her late teens.
