The Place of Magic in the Intellectual History of Europe is an outstanding work by renowned historian Lynn Thorndike that examines the influence of magic on the development of European culture and thought. The book explores in detail the role of magic in various aspects of European life from ancient times to the Middle Ages. The author considers magic as an integral part of the intellectual heritage of the continent, which influenced religion, science, philosophy and culture. Thorndike carefully researches historical sources, analyzes the concepts of magic and their influence on society and intellectual thought. The book enriches our understanding of how the idea of magic influenced the worldview and development of European society. "The Place of Magic in the Intellectual History of Europe" will be a valuable source of knowledge for a wide range of readers interested in the history of culture and the spiritual quest of mankind.