Sister Shipton is a wizard and a prophetess. She is a legend of16th century. Her prophecies were miraculously verified hundreds of years after her death.

It is said that Shipton was born in a cave in Nalsboro, North Yorkshire, England. She is the daughter of Agatha, an orphan aged 65,438+06. Presumably, her mother Agatha is also a wizard. Shipton is ugly, but he has a gift for predicting the future.

In the centuries after her death, many books she predicted were printed and distributed in large quantities. She accurately predicted the downfall of cardinal leader Thomas Wolsey, a trusted advisor of King henry vii. Invented the iron ship; 1666 London fire; And the appearance of Queen Elizabeth I.

2. Nicolas Flamel (1330- 14 17)

In the first film Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Nicolas Flamel was described as the founder of the Philosopher's Stone. In the story, the philosopher's stone can turn ordinary metal into gold.

In real life, Flamel was a Frenchman who lived from the end of14th century to the beginning of15th century. He is a very famous alchemist who can make the philosopher's stone. However, Flamel in reality is completely different from Flamel in science fiction stories, and Flamel in reality has never succeeded.

Flamel left many written records about alchemy, and he often wrote them down in code. As the picture shows, this is the "treasure among treasures" in Flamel's magic textbook, and it is a mysterious animal born from the ashes of past lives.

3。 Heinrich Lininius Agulli Ba Tesheim (1486- 1535)

Tesheim was an alchemist, astrologer and mystic scholar in16th century. It is said that Tesheim used the magic mentioned in Harry Potter in real life.

He is famous for writing the trilogy of secret philosophy, which is an academic study on basic magic and quite popular at that time. According to Stanford Encyclopedia of Secret Philosophy, Tesheim's goal is to turn magic into science.

His magic principle is rooted in theological theory. He believes that the spiritual leaders of ancient Jews and Christians have extraordinary wisdom, but modern people hundreds of years later do not have these characteristics.

4. Para Celsus (1493–1541year)

Flamel, Agulli, Parra Celsus and others have all appeared in Harry Potter. Parra Celsus is a Swiss-born German alchemist, astrologer and scientist. What he is best at is medical skill. It is reported that he learned medical skills from his father, and Parra Celsus realized the importance of chemistry in treating patients and keeping the best health.

According to the National Library of Medicine, Parra Celsus has never received medical training, but as a mercenary doctor, he has gained rich medical experience. As an alchemist, Parra Celsus, like a modern medical expert, devotes herself to exploring drugs that can cure any disease or prolong life. In the most common description, Para Celsus holds a sword that claims to contain elixir of life. It is said that Parra Celsus and Agulli Ba were instructed by the same teacher, Johannes Tritter, who was the abbot of the monastery and an influential warlock.

5-way MAS (1503–1566)

Or promise that Strade Mas is the most memorable name in 2 1 century. In fact, NoStrade Mas is a professional pharmacist, equivalent to a modern pharmacist. At the same time, he also studied astrology and wrote many predictions. 1555, he published his first book, prophecy, which is still published in large quantities.

Strade Maas was born in the south of France. He studied medicine in his early years. He traveled all over France and Italy and treated many patients with the Black Death. At that time, his treatment was very unique and effective. Instead of relying on bloodletting or potentially harmful drug treatment, he asked patients to maintain good hygiene, eat low-fat food and swallow pills rich in vitamin C developed by himself.

When he was in his thirties, he became interested in witchcraft and went to Italy, Greece and Turkey for research. The witchcraft he studied eventually led to the birth of his prophecy. 1550, he published his first book, which is a prophetic yearbook, including the earliest prophets. It is said that Strade Mas's prediction benefited from his study of astrology.

6。 John Deere (1527–1608)

John dill was a representative figure in the Renaissance. He dabbled in mathematics, astronomy and navigation. But his greater interest lies in mysticism, especially alchemy. According to the Galileo plan of Rice University, Dill became fascinated with alchemy and even gave up other jobs.

7。 Edward Kelly (1555–1597)

John Deere's colleague Kelly claimed that he could communicate with angels or ghosts with a crystal ball. He and Deere jointly studied ways to communicate with angels, and even Kelly developed a language to communicate with angels or ghosts.

Unlike Deere, Kelly is not obsessed with alchemy outside of work. Part of his interest turned to crime. He knew the secret of how to turn ordinary metal into gold, and he was punished for it. His ears were cut off because of forgery, which is why he always wears a hat without a brim.

His scam made a lot of money from Rudolf II. 159 1 year, imprisonment. After six years in prison, he tried to escape, but eventually he died in prison.

8 Salem Witch (1692–1693)

During the colonial period in Massachusetts, there was a two-year political persecution. About 160 people were accused of being witches, and at least 25 people died. 19 people were finally hanged, 1 people were tortured to death, and at least 5 people died in prison. About 50 people even admitted that they only used magic to escape the trial.

Although the witch interrogation in Salem officially ended on 1692, witch interrogation and search continued in the neighboring areas. The last witch hunt ended in May 1693.

9. Mary Lave (1794- 188 1 year)

Laviyou, also known as "Voodoo Queen", is a Creole native of Louisiana and the founder of the frightening voodoo. Lavieu's deeds are full of mystery in Louisiana, and are always associated with supernatural phenomena.

Lavieu is very beautiful. Her job is a hairdresser. Her husband died suddenly and strangely on 1820. As a hairdresser, she became very famous. She uses different hairstyles to help customers get love. Laviou lived a long life, reaching the age of 87. Historians think Lavieux may not be one person, but actually there are two people: a mother and a daughter with the same name.