Magic in Britain

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Exploring the rich history of magic in the British Isles, the book delves into the practices of both benevolent and malign magic from the Iron Age to the Roman Empire. It highlights the use of curse tablets, which were inscribed metal plates meant to inflict harm, and examines the ritual curses employed by the Anglo-Saxons in their documents, alongside spells and charms. This fascinating account reveals how magic has been interwoven with the cultural and historical fabric of the region over centuries.