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Aetitus, ook genoemd Aquilaeus of adelaars … Aetitus, ook genoemd Aquilaeus of adelaarssteen, is een steen die magische eigenschappen zou hebben. Het bestaat hoofdzakelijk uit ijzeroxide, met een beetje vuursteen en aluminiumoxide. De steen is hol met een los steentje binnenin waarmee gerammeld kan worden. De steen zou gevonden zijn in de maag, nek of nest van een adelaar, vandaar de naam. Men geloofde dat deze steen epilepsie en miskramen kon helpen vermijden. De steen werd voor het eerst beschreven door de Romeinse schrijver Plinius de Oudere (23-79).einse schrijver Plinius de Oudere (23-79).
, Aetita é uma variedade de peróxido hidratado de ferro, vulgarmente conhecida por pedra-de-águia. Encontra-se em massas globulosas de dimensões semelhantes a um ovo.
, In the magico-medical tradition of Europe … In the magico-medical tradition of Europe and the Near East, the aetites (singular in Latin) or aetite (anglicized) is a stone used to promote childbirth. It is also called an eagle-stone, aquiline, or aquilaeus. The stone is said to prevent spontaneous abortion and premature delivery, while shortening labor and parturition for a full-term birth. From Theophrastus onwards, the belief is also recorded that the stone had the ability to "give birth" to other stones, based on the crystals found within. This fed into the belief that at least some minerals could be gendered into male and female forms.ld be gendered into male and female forms.
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Aetitus, ook genoemd Aquilaeus of adelaars … Aetitus, ook genoemd Aquilaeus of adelaarssteen, is een steen die magische eigenschappen zou hebben. Het bestaat hoofdzakelijk uit ijzeroxide, met een beetje vuursteen en aluminiumoxide. De steen is hol met een los steentje binnenin waarmee gerammeld kan worden. De steen zou gevonden zijn in de maag, nek of nest van een adelaar, vandaar de naam. Men geloofde dat deze steen epilepsie en miskramen kon helpen vermijden. De steen werd voor het eerst beschreven door de Romeinse schrijver Plinius de Oudere (23-79).einse schrijver Plinius de Oudere (23-79).
, In the magico-medical tradition of Europe … In the magico-medical tradition of Europe and the Near East, the aetites (singular in Latin) or aetite (anglicized) is a stone used to promote childbirth. It is also called an eagle-stone, aquiline, or aquilaeus. The stone is said to prevent spontaneous abortion and premature delivery, while shortening labor and parturition for a full-term birth.bor and parturition for a full-term birth.
, Aetita é uma variedade de peróxido hidratado de ferro, vulgarmente conhecida por pedra-de-águia. Encontra-se em massas globulosas de dimensões semelhantes a um ovo.
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