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10/05/2018
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Amulet for help from god and the saints Text: Berlin Description: papyrus Bibliography: Karl Preisendanz, Papyri Graecae Magicae, 2231-32, with an emended and restored version of the Greek transcription Translator: Berlin 1185 was rolled up and used as an amulet to help the one who wore it. Besides referring to the aeons, the angels, the saints, and the virgin Mary, the text opens with an historiola that paraphrases Matthew 14:22-33. TEXT "[When a strong] wind [came up] and he (that is, Peter) began to sink, he called out with a loud 5 voice. And he (that is, Jesus) held out his hand and grabbed him. And when it was calm, he (that is, Peter) shouted, "Son of God!" And I say, to the omnipotent one, glory to you, god, who creates the angels, ruler of aeons. The heavenly chorus of aeons praises you .... I call for [my help, all] those who [have been sanctified] through their struggles, in memory of St. [Cosmas and] in memory of St. [Damian]. The [chorus of cherubim praises] god, [and ] the chorus of angels joins in praising the thrice-[holy) church, [and] the community [of the saints blesses] the king Christ, god. The chorus of [all the] angels [and] the chorus of the [perfect saints praise] you, mother of god [and ever-virgin]. Chorus of angels [and] archangels, bless ...." Selah... Alaafia
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Amulet to heal and protect Phoibammon from fever Text: amulet from the Moen collection Description: parchment, 17.3 x 10.2 em, rolled up and probably worn as an amulet Bibliography: P ieter J. Sijpesteijn, "Amulet against Fever" Translator: Neal Kelsey This text contains a healing spell against fever written, with minor variations, on the two sides of a parchment of very fine quality. TEXT (ring signs) I (am) 1 Phoibammon, the son. You must stretch out your hand and take away this sickness today. Cast it out from inside him and outside him, this fever <and> cold. I adjure you by your names. The names. Cast out ' every cold and every ' fever. I {am) Phoibammon ' son of Maria. ' {hair side) (ring signs) I (am) Phoibammon son of Maria.' You must stretch out your hand ' and take away this sickness ' of fever and cold, and cast it ' out from inside of me and outside of me. Yea, <your> names. The names. Alaafia |
Ranchhoddas:Am ALL that He makes me... No limitations, No resistance to His Grace. Hook, Line and Sinker. Alaafia. |
Ankh Symbol Alaafia
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Spell for protection against reptiles Text: Rylands 104, section 4 Description: paper, 19 x 14 em, folded several times Bibliography: Walter E. Crum, Catalogue of the Coptic Manuscripts in the Collection of the John Rylands Library, Manchester, 53-55; Angelicus M. Kropp, Ausgewiihlte koptische Zaubertexte, 268-69 Translator: James E. Goehring This prayer for protection against the bite of reptiles is part of a series of spells for a variety of purposes. In addition to this protective spell, other sections of the text are used against fever, for protection "from everything," and perhaps on behalf of "a mother in childbirth." In his edition of the Coptic text, Walter E. Crum does not include indications of line divisions. TEXT A prayer. When you recite it, no reptile can bite (you). 0 Jesus, I am in Mary. 0 John, I am in Elizabeth. The lord Jesus said, "Let nothing I ... ] at all I ... ] me, N., on this day and this night." It is the mouth of the lord Sabaoth that said this: Let no reptile bite me, but let all reptiles of the earth become stone in my presence. Let all those on earth become as stone and iron in my presence. For it is the mouth of the lord Sabaoth that said this and the words of the lord are true. It is done. Alaafia
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Segullah for a Lost Thing This is for someone who has lost something and does not know where and how he lost it. Seven times on a piece of paper, write the name of the item together with the name of the person who lost it and the name of his mother: [Insert name] son/daughter of [Insert name of mother]. Then say: This mystery is on (for) the name of [Insert name], son/daughter of [Insert name of mother] NATAR YEMEYNATAR ASGINTAL YEMEYNATAR For three nights, place it under your head (i.e., pillow), and you will remember where the lost item is. Alaafia |
Bosun13:Thank you. By His Grace. Alaafia |
Originakalokalo:Thanks for the input. Alaafia |
Ugwuoke347:Thank you. Alaafia |
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