Thomas in June discusses, in the third book, chapter nine, second part, the subject of "Magna via ferrum", which attracts through virtue of the body, based on the principles of magic. This is an old practice, according to some, that is hidden but has great powers. It is prohibited, as it is also said that even a human being can have some effect in certain operations, while others, such as mediums, have more power in performing various tasks, such as exorcism, agriculture, and even in war. 

He continues by saying that, if we give today's medics excellent care, those who are sick, whether of rare or more common illnesses, can be healed daily. This is similar to what was said by Thomas, that the bodies, including the heart, when touched by the properties of the celestial bodies, cannot be attributed to the elements, and that Bellanti, in the second part, contradicts this by stating that the essence of Scoto in the second book of virtues, where he asserts that in certain regions, through a combination of elements, gold can be found, for the earth is not too distant from the diversity of species. 

S. Thomas, in the third book of the Catholic theology, says: "It is evident that even inanimate bodies, such as stones, have certain properties and effects on the bodies, and the Titans practice these qualities, which are similar to those of the elements, and do not constitute a doubt that the properties of the bodies, once combined, have the same effect." 

Vico, in his masterpiece, concurs, stating that, among other things, the earth's contrary is water, as when a seed is sown in the soil, it begins to grow, and the farmer, through his expertise, can make the land fertile again. 