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 ====== The Weeping Coin ======
-Causing liquid to flow from the uprights of a loom was described in by Antoninus Liberalis's //Metapmorphoses//, a second-century A.E. play. Guillemin, in his //Illustrated History of White Magic//, [[http://askalexander.org/display/22807/An+Illustrated+History+of+White+Magic+Before+Robert+Houdin/33|pp. 15]] & [[http://askalexander.org/display/22807/An+Illustrated+History+of+White+Magic+Before+Robert+Houdin/108|90]], ascribes the method to a hidden sponge or a bladder in the sleeve.
+Causing liquid to flow from the uprights of a loom was described in Antoninus Liberalis's //Metapmorphoses//, a second-century C.E. play. Guillemin, in his //Illustrated History of White Magic//, [[http://askalexander.org/display/22807/An+Illustrated+History+of+White+Magic+Before+Robert+Houdin/33|pp. 15]] & [[http://askalexander.org/display/22807/An+Illustrated+History+of+White+Magic+Before+Robert+Houdin/108|90]], ascribes the method to a hidden sponge or a bladder in the sleeve. This rather obvious method was either adapted or reinvented to make a coin weep.
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