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Semitic Magic: Its Origins and Development

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Exploring the intricate relationship between magic and religion, this scholarly work delves into ancient Semitic practices such as the evil eye, conjuring, and the use of talismans and amulets. It examines diverse magical traditions from various Semitic cultures, including the Hebrews, Mesopotamians, and Egyptians, while also addressing rituals related to exorcism and ceremonies for rebuilding temples. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the taboos surrounding marriage and childbirth within these magical contexts.

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Semitic Magic: Its Origins and Development, R. Campbell Thompson

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