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Magic in Europe

Cunning folk and grimoires, alchemy, runes and seidr, the fairy faith, the witch trials, and the folk calendar of fire and fertility. 828 entries on EveryJaadu so far.

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馃嚞馃嚙 United Kingdom and 4 moreCunning folk European practitioners of folk medicine and helpful magic from the Middle Ages to the twentieth centuryTradition 路 Protection 路 Healing Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 ItalyLectisternium An ancient Roman ritual where couches were draped and meals served to gods.Rite 路 Protection 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Historical 馃嚜馃嚞 Egypt and 4 moreAnimal sacrifice The ritual killing of livestock or wild animals as an offering to deitiesRite 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead 路 Power and authority Historical 馃嚞馃嚪 Greece and 2 moreMagic in the Greco-Roman world Private supernatural practices in ancient Greece and Rome, distinct from public state religion.Tradition 路 Protection 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚞馃嚪 Greece and 5 moreNecromancy A form of divination that seeks to speak with the dead for hidden knowledge.Tradition 路 Seeing and foretelling 路 Power and authority Historical 馃嚫馃嚜 Sweden and 1 moreNoaidi A S谩mi spiritual leader who mediated between the living and the spirit world using a drum.Being 路 Healing 路 Protection Historical 馃嚫馃嚜 SwedenTemple at Uppsala A Norse religious centre described in medieval texts and debated by modern scholarsTradition 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead 路 Power and authority Historical 馃嚞馃嚙 United KingdomTaghairm A Scottish Gaelic divination rite using sensory deprivation and animal skins to summon spirits.Rite 路 Seeing and foretelling Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 ItalySibylline BooksLibri Sibyllini Ancient Roman oracular texts consulted during state crises and disastersText 路 Protection 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Historical 馃嚞馃嚙 United KingdomCharmer English folk healers who used gifts or verses to treat natural ailments without chargeTradition 路 Healing Historical 馃嚞馃嚙 United KingdomSpectral evidence Court testimony based on visions of spirits during historical witch trialsBelief 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚝馃嚪 France and 1 moreDruiddruides A learned priestly class of the ancient Celts in Gaul and BritainTradition 路 Cursing and harm 路 Protection Historical 馃嚠馃嚦 India and 2 moreTrial by ordeal An ancient judicial test where a dangerous physical trial determined guilt or innocenceRite 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚛馃嚜 Germany and 4 moreNeed-fireNotfeuer A ritual fire lit by friction to protect livestock and people from disease and witchcraftRite 路 Protection 路 Cleansing and purification Historical 馃嚛馃嚜 Germany and 1 moreWitch's mark A bodily mark believed to prove a pact with the Devil during early modern witch trialsBelief 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚞馃嚙 United KingdomWitch bottle (sample) A stoppered bottle set out against curses.Charm 路 Protection 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚦馃嚧 NorwayCyprianus A Scandinavian folk magic grimoire and the tradition of spells it containsText 路 Healing 路 Seeing and foretelling Historical 馃嚞馃嚙 United Kingdom and 1 moreMagic in Anglo-Saxon Englandgaldorcr忙ft Healing charms and protective rituals practiced by early English tribesTradition 路 Healing 路 Protection Historical 馃嚞馃嚪 GreeceWitchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome Ancient beliefs and practices of magic, curses, and love charms in the Mediterranean worldTradition 路 Cursing and harm 路 Love and attraction Historical 馃嚠馃嚪 Iran and 5 moreHippomancy Divination through the movements, sounds, and tracks of horsesOracle 路 Seeing and foretelling 路 Luck and prosperity Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 Italy and 1 moreKollyra curse tablet An ancient Greek tablet cursing a thief to suffocation until stolen goods are returned.Text 路 Protection 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 Italy and 2 moreHaruspicy Reading animal entrails to discern divine will and omensRite 路 Seeing and foretelling 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 Italy and 1 morePalladium螤伪位位维未喂慰谓 (Palladion) A wooden statue of Athena said to protect cities, stolen from Troy and brought to Rome.Charm 路 Protection Historical 馃嚨馃嚤 Poland and 3 moreStrzyga A female demon in Polish folklore, linked to owls and vampiric traitsBeing 路 Cursing and harm 路 Protection Historical 馃嚝馃嚠 Finland and 2 moreTiet盲j盲 A traditional Finnic healer and sage whose power came from memorised spells and deep knowledge.Figure 路 Healing 路 Protection Historical 馃嚞馃嚪 Greece and 3 morePalladium A sacred image or object believed to guarantee the safety of a city or nationCharm 路 Protection Historical 馃嚦馃嚧 NorwayTycho Brahe daysTycho Brahes-dage Scandinavian folklore dates believed to be unlucky for magic and businessBelief 路 Luck and prosperity Historical 馃嚝馃嚪 France and 4 moreEctoplasm A substance said to be excreted by mediums during s茅ances, later exposed as common household materials.Substance 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Historical 馃嚛馃嚜 Germany and 3 moreCruentation A medieval judicial test where a suspect touched a victim's body to see if it bled.Rite 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚠馃嚬 Italy艢uri饜寫饜寲饜寷饜墿 (Etruscan) An ancient Etruscan deity of volcanic fire, the underworld, and healingBeing 路 Protection 路 Healing Historical 馃嚪馃嚧 RomaniaTanacu exorcism A 2005 Romanian Orthodox ritual that ended in a nun's death and a murder convictionRite 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚝馃嚠 Finland and 1 moreFrog coffin A Finnish folk magic burial of a frog in a tiny coffin to steal luck or reflect harmRite 路 Protection 路 Cursing and harm Historical 馃嚝馃嚪 FranceTempestarii Medieval figures accused of controlling storms and the beliefs surrounding them.Belief 路 Cursing and harm 路 Protection Historical 馃嚞馃嚪 GreeceTrophonius韦蟻慰蠁蠋谓喂慰蟼 A Greek hero turned subterranean oracle god at LebadeaFigure 路 Seeing and foretelling 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Historical 馃嚜馃嚫 SpainHuman sacrifice in the ancient Iberian Peninsula Ancient ritual killings by Lusitanian and Vetton peoples for divination and warRite 路 Seeing and foretelling 路 Cursing and harm Historical

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