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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - PGM CXI-P.Wash.Univ.inv.139

PGM CXI – The Earliest Known Greek Magical Papyrus?

Only a small fragment of this papyrus scroll is preserved, measuring 16 × 10.5 cm. It is debated among scholars if the content was understood…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Neheb-Kau - The Metropolitan Museum of Art 10.130.2440

Neheb-Kau – An Ancient Egyptian Primordial Snake God, ca. 664-30 B.C., Egypt

Nehebkau is a primordial snake deity. His name means “the one who assigns/equips with Kas”. He is described in ancient Egyptian texts as the lord…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - The 12 Magic Gems in the Bible and Their Ancient Interpretation

The 12 Magic Gems in the Bible and Their Ancient Interpretation

If you are interested in ancient magic gems, their ancient interpretations and assigned powers, this article and the referenced ancient book De Gemmis (About Gems)…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic-Papyrus-Amulet-Fever-Michigan-P.6666

Magical Amulet Against Fever – P.Mich.inv. 6666, 3rd century, Egypt

The first two lines of this ancient papyrus artefact are inscribed with the names of the higher powers later addressed in the invocation and a…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Lecture 26 - Daimons

Upcoming T&M Lecture: Daimons And Their Powers in the Greek Magical Papyri

In my upcoming live online lecture I will introduce to you the daimons in the Greek magical papyri. The focus will be on the questions:…

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Reconstructing Ancient Magic - PGM-XIII,-1001-1054 - The Archaeology of Ancient Magic

Reconstructing Ancient Magic & Ancient Magic Signs #1 – Creating Magic Signs in PGM XIII, 1001-1054

I am starting a new monthly live meetup during which we can discuss and reconstruct ritual instructions from the Greek and Egyptian magical papyri together.…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic-Ancient Egyptian Molds for Amulets

Ancient Egyptian Molds for Amulets

Pottery, Egypt, New Kingdom, ca. 1390–1352 B.C. Affordable amulets were made of clay in molds. A single mold could have been used dozens of times…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic-Michigan-Ms.Copt.136

The Magico-Medical Codex „Ms. 136“

4th-6th century, Egypt, single page size ca. 12.4 x 10.5 cm This ancient magico-medical book originally consisted of eight leaves of which the first is…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic-Michigan-Ms.Copt.136-Amulet-for-stomach-pain-and-headache

Amulet for Stomach Pain and Headache

Michigan Ms. 136, vellum, 4th-6th century, Egypt The seven Greek vowels played an important role in Graeco-Egyptian ritual magic. They were understood as higher powers…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - A-V-Love-Leinen-Koeln-05512

Uniquely Preserved Love Spell – 3rd-4th century, Egypt

This is the only ancient Greek love spell preserved on linen and it reminds of the scraps of clothes which were used in various rituals.…

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