From the Galdrabok: Spell #8. To win a girl’s love
"Likewise, you should, while fasting, make the second helm of awe with your saliva in your palm when you greet the girl who you want to have; in such a case it should be in your right hand."
Does one shake hands afterwards?
It includes a psalm, and incantations which mix Christian, gnostic, demonic, and scandanavian god names.
This one seems untestable--who'd have time to do it? "31. Against troll-shot: If any kind of shot flies toward you, then read this verse right away: BUMEN SITTIMUS CALECTIMUS ME TASUS ELI ELOI SIEBAHOT ELEM VEAO NAJ" (or is is "ELOE SIEBAHAT" (spell 39)?
I picked up some history, and I took away a few things for a story I'm working on.
2 comments:
Well, a historian would describe ~1600 AD as “late Medieval” or perhaps even “early Modern,” but yes.
Psalm 109 (or 108 DR) is pretty ancient. Yes, the book itself is relatively recent.
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