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Magic

Magic. Comes from the Latin word “ magus ” – meaning a wise man or a miracle worker. Magic assumes that humans can access and gain control of, or cooperation from, supernatural forces. Magicians can do this because they have access to knowledge most people don ’ t have.

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Magic

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  1. Magic Comes from the Latin word “magus” – meaning a wise man or a miracle worker. Magic assumes that humans can access and gain control of, or cooperation from, supernatural forces. Magicians can do this because they have access to knowledge most people don’t have. Most of the time, magicians work alone and in secret.

  2. I bind Callias, the local innkeeper, and his wife Thraitta, and the inn of the bald man, and the inn of Anthemion...and Philon the innkeeper. Of all these people I bind their soul, work, hands, feet and inns. Binding Spells

  3. Love Spells • ...bind Ptolemais, she whom Aias bore, the daughter of Horigenes...Lead Ptolemais, whom Aias bore, the daughter of Horigenes, to me. Prevent her from eating and drinking until she comes to me, Sarapammon, whom Area bore, and do not allow her to have experience with another man, except me alone. Drag her by her hair, by her guts, until she does not stand aloof from me...and until I hold her obedient for the whole time of my life, loving me, desiring me, and telling me what she is thinking.

  4. Prayers for Justice • A message from Docca to the goddess Sulis Minerva: I give to your power the money that I lost, 5 denarii, and I give the one that stole the money, whether slave or free, whether man or woman. • Collyra dedicates to the attendants of the goddess the dusky coat which Melitta took and has not given back...May she dedicate to the goddess 12 times its value along with a half-medimnus of incense as is law in the city. Let the possessor of the cloak not release her soul until she makes dedication to the goddess. • To the god Nodens. Silvanus has lost his ring. He has given half its value to the god Nodens. Among those that possess the name of Senicianus do not allow good health until he brings it right to the temple of Nodens.

  5. Curse Tablets

  6. Voodoo Dolls

  7. Sympathetic Magic • Astonishing binding love spell: Take wax or clay from a potter's wheel and shape it into two figures, one male and one female. Make the male look like Ares in arms. He should hold a sword in his left hand and point it at her right collarbone. Her arms must be tied behind her back, and she must kneel... • And as this corpse lies here unfulfilled, so let all that comes from Theodora, both her words and her actions, towards Charias and towards other people, be unfulfilled. I bind Theodora before Hermes of the underworld and the unfulfilled and Tethys

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