Relics of Syriac Magic: Another Syriac Bowl for Prwkzʿd br Kwmy and a Syriac Incantation Fragment in the British Museum

The contribution features the first editions of two unpublished Syriac incantation texts: a bowl sold at a Christie’s auction in 1974 (present whereabouts unknown), and a fragment of a Syriac bowl housed in the British Museum and not included in the catalogue of the Aramaic incantation bowls of the British Museum published in 2000.

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Folia Orientalia
Published
2024-12-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24425/for.2024.152391
Primary Topic
Historical and Linguistic Studies
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Relics of Syriac Magic: Another Syriac Bowl for Prwkzʿd br Kwmy and a Syriac Incantation Fragment in the British Museum

Marco Moriggi
Folia Orientalia
Historical and Linguistic Studies
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Relics of Syriac Magic: Another Syriac Bowl for Prwkzʿd br Kwmy and a Syriac Incantation Fragment in the British Museum

Marco Moriggi
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Abstract

The contribution features the first editions of two unpublished Syriac incantation texts: a bowl sold at a Christie’s auction in 1974 (present whereabouts unknown), and a fragment of a Syriac bowl housed in the British Museum and not included in the catalogue of the Aramaic incantation bowls of the British Museum published in 2000.

Folia Orientalia
University of Catania (IT)
University of Exeter, Bar-Ilan University
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Historical and Linguistic Studies
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