About 1,700 years ago a woman
in Jerusalem was so angry with someone that she wrote (or hired the writing of) a curse
tablet.
Kyrilla “’calls upon the Greco-Roman gods Hermes, Persephone, Pluto and
Hecate, the Mesopotamian goddess Ereshkigal and Gnostic Abrasax amidst magical
words connected with Judaism and the Hebrew language.’ She asks that the
gods and goddesses “’strike and strike down and nail down the tongue, the eyes,
the wrath, the ire, the anger, the procrastination’ of the subject of the curse.”
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