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This eBook short examines the colourful characters and curious incidents of the real history of magic, and how they relate to the Hogwarts lesson subjects of Potions and Herbology.

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This non-fiction short-form eBook features content which is adapted from the audiobook Harry Potter: A History of Magic - inspired by the British Library exhibition of the same name.

Potions have been made for thousands of years - associated with bubbling pots and mysterious ingredients, they have been brewed to make medicines, drugs and poisons. Harry Potter became much better at Potions with a little help from the Half-Blood Prince.

Plants have also been important components of medicines as much as myth-making and magic. A source of danger as well as a means of overcoming obstacles, Herbology was a subject which had a major bearing on Harry's key decisions and mistakes in the wizarding world.

The history of magic is as long as time and as wide as the world. In every culture, in every age, in every place and, probably, in every heart, there is magic.

目录

  • COPYRIGHT
  • Title Page
  • Pottermore Publishing
  • INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES
  • POTIONS
  • PART 1: FROM APOTHECARIES TO CAULDRONS
  • PART 2: LEECHBOOKS AND BEZOAR STONES
  • PART 3: THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE – AN ALCHEMIST'S TRUE CALLING
  • HERBOLOGY
  • PART 1: GREENHOUSES, GARDENING TOOLS AND SOME 'HERBALS'
  • PART 2: FLOWER PRESSING, FLOWER TEMPLES AND STINK LILIES
  • PART 3: MANDRAKES AND GNOMES
  • ALSO FROM POTTERMORE PUBLISHING
  • Copyright Page
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    This series of four eBook shorts contains worldly wonders from both exhibitions, exploring J.K. Rowling's magical inventions alongside their cultural and historical forebears. Throughout are links between ours and the wizarding world, told through extraordinary stories from the history of magic

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        But while some pesky creatures associated with herbology, like the gnomes of the wizarding world, still sit in our gardens, mandrakes had long receded in our memories before the Harry Potter stories brought them back into popular consciousness.Herbology was, historically, an area of study for the rich but was also essential to the poor. For Harry, it is a subject which has a bearing on some of his key decisions and mistakes. Pomona Sprout was named for the Roman goddess of abundance, and Herbology lessons certainly prove fruitful for Harry, Ron and Hermione.

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        Pottermore Publishing

        Pottermore Publishing 是《哈利·波特》与《神奇动物》系列以及魔法世界其他有声书和电子书的全球数字出版商。该企业与全球电子书和有声书零售商共同合作开发这个由“大难不死的男孩”带来的魔法世界。