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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Connor Boyle.
Coming up on the podcast, Anthony Grafton, the Princeton professor of history, whose latest book, Magus, is a history of the skill that any half talented practitioner of doesn't want anyone to really know how it's done.
Magic.
Joining Anthony in conversation for this episode is Doctor Dimitri Levitan, an intellectual, cultural and religious historian of early modern Europe.
Let's join Dmitri now with more.
Well, hello and a big welcome to Anthony Grafton.
Tony is professor of history at Princeton.
He specializes in a great many things, but above all, the history of Renaissance Europe and the reception of antiquity.
He's the author of many, many books.