"geomancie" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1594, Robert Greene, Frier Bacon & Frier Bongay:",
          "text": "Bungay. Let it be this, whether the spirites of piromancie or Geomancie, be most predominant in magick.\nVander. I say of Piromancie.\nBungay. And I of Geomancie.",
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          "ref": "1620, J. Melton, Astrologaster:",
          "text": "Sometimes they answer to that they are called for, by divers figures Men or Women set in polisht Stone, Iton, Brasse, Steele, Glasse, or the Nayles of ones hand; and this is called by the generall Name of Geomancie: And most commonly to such as these, they chuse out Women and Children.",
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