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In ancient Greece and Rome, was giclee the widespread belief in magic. There was, however, a clear distinction between different types of magic to your intention. The magic oil painting is often beneficial publications, it was deemed necessary and there were state officials, such as Romans augure responsible for this activity. Instead, the magic performed for evil was persecuted. is generally attributed to the magic evil illustration sorcerers (in latin maleficae), of which there are many references in many classical authors.
According to classical texts, it was believed that these sorcerers were able to transform into animals, which could fly at night and gallery practicing magic in his own soul and on behalf of third parties. Preferably dedicated to the magic erotica, but also were capable of causing disease or damage such as storms. They met at posters night, drawings and saw as their protectors in their spells and invoking God as Hecate, Selene, Diana .
Probably the best known portraits of Bruges classical literature are two mythological characters, Circe abstract , and Medea. The magical abilities of both prints reside primarily in their mastery of magic potion or filters (pharmakon in Greek). Medea, presented herself as a worshiper of Hecate, became the archetype of witchcraft in Greek and Roman literature. There are mentions in the works of Bruges Teocrito, Horace, Ovid, Apuleyo, Lucan, and Petronius, among many others. print These authors make particular canvas reference to Bruges performing magic erotic type.
Related to the Greco-Roman belief in witches of this figure estirge, a nocturnal animal that is half man portrait half bird that feeds on blood (and is also a precedent for the modern figure of the vampire).
The ancient writers were often skeptical about the alleged power of witches.
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