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PGM-XXXVI,-35-68 - Anger-Restrainer © University of Oslo Library, Papyrus Collection, P. Oslo I, 1 (with kind permission)

Ritual Instruction PGM XXXVI, 35-68 – Anger Restrainer

Most excellent Restrainer of anger (θυμοκάτοχον), Favour securer (χαριτήσιον) and Victory gainer (νικητικόν) in the courts PGM XXXVI, 35-68 (papyrus scroll) 4th century, Greek, Egypt…

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Image: British Library, PGM-VII,-155-167-Days-and-Hours-for-Divination - Papyrus London 121 (PGM VII) © The British Library Board

Hemerology: Ancient Egyptian Day Picking Calendars – Lucky and Unlucky Days for Ritual Practice

Ancient Egyptian “day-picking calendars” – also called “fate calendars” – classified the days of the month or year as positive or negative, similar to omens.…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Phylactery for the Practice - PGM IV, 1.071-1.084, PGM IV - P. Suppl. grec. 574, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Foto source: gallica.bnf.fr / BnF

Phylactery for the Practice – PGM IV, 1071-1084

The Egyptian and Greek magical papyri provide a number of instructions for crafting amulets. Most of these amulets are actually made for the practitioners themselves…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - The Divine Assistant of Pnouthis, the Sacred Scribe (PGM I, 42-105) - Left part: Muzeum Narodowe, Warsaw, Eastern Christian Art, inv. no 140159, with kind permission; Right part: Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, P. 5025B, Photo: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung / Norbert Franken, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

The Divine Assistant of Pnouthis, the Sacred Scribe (PGM I, 42-105)

This is an ancient ritual instruction preserved in a 3rd century ritual manual written in Greek and found in Egypt. Today the scroll is cut…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Ancient Egyptian Ritual Instruction for Separation - AMS 75 (PDM/PGM XII), Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden © Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden, the Netherlands

Ancient Egyptian Spell for Separation

This is a ritual instruction preserved in the Egyptian Ritual Manual PDM XII, 62-75 (PDM = Papyri Demoticae Magicae – Demotic Magical Papyri), dated to…

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Video Greek Magical Papyrus PGM VII

Video: The Greek Magical Papyrus Book “PGM VII”

Welcome to my videos about the ancient magical papyri! In this video we will take a closer look at the ancient Greek magical papyrus scroll…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Beginning „Coptic Wizard‘s Hoard - P. Mich. inv. P. 593, Michigan University Library, Ann Arbor, Public Domain 1.0

“O Omnipotent, whose body is the color of fire”

This is the first page of the ritual manual with the beginning of the invocation. “O God, O Lord, O Lord, O Omnipotent, whose body…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - The London Leiden Magical Papyrus

The Best Preserved Ancient Egyptian Magical Scroll – Creation, Rituals, Encryptions

In this video I am going to show you one of the most extensive ancient Egyptian magical papyri known to us today: “The London-Leiden Magical…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Magic - Zauberrolle Badisches Landesmuseum C9456

Magic Scroll from Germany with Sator Square Sigil and Reference to Salomon

The magic scroll consists of seven pieces of paper joined together and measures ca. 350 x 14 cm. It is dated to the 18th century…

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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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