I have come across this Coptic spell that was translated and not much info has been provided. I would like to know more about it so, if anyone has more info (regarding pronunciation, etc.) about this love spell, please do let me know! Thanks in advance!
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Need more info on this Coptic love spell!
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What exactly isn't clear then? In the link you gave, on the right side the translation is given. Don't worry too much about pronunciation but rather pour your emotion in it and allow the words to flow.
By the way, when you copy-paste the title of the spell into Google, the first result is an article all about it.
Good luck
By the way, when you copy-paste the title of the spell into Google, the first result is an article all about it.
Good luck
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On the praxis side, Yazata is right. You might need to adapt it to suit your emotions, needs and expectations.
For a general background on technical PGM, my understanding is that this lady is apparently on the cutting edge of analysis. Could help with inspiration and details...
For a general background on technical PGM, my understanding is that this lady is apparently on the cutting edge of analysis. Could help with inspiration and details...
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Online there are a number of resources for Coptic pronunciation. Below are lessons, which should help you pronounce.
Coptic lessons
Coptic lessons
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The spell itself is translated into English, only the "barbarous words" aren't. This suggests that these aren't Coptic (else they would have simply been translated as well)
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I provided the links as a guide to the pronunciation OP asked for.
The thing is, I'm actually confused regarding this statement:What exactly isn't clear then? In the link you gave, on the right side the translation is given. Don't worry too much about pronunciation but rather pour your emotion in it and allow the words to flow.
By the way, when you copy-paste the title of the spell into Google, the first result is an article all about it.
Good luck
Phlo the son of Maure
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Apapōlō, the son of Noōē
Who are they? And are these replaceable? Which part should I replace with the name of target. What if I don't have the name?
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Usually they are variant names of Egyptian gods, though they could also be Greek, or even Jewish. Coptic is Egyptian with Greek influences, as I understand it. There is a lot of fusion in this type of magic, and it can be real cryptic and encoded. There are no easy answers there, even for academics with access to the original texts.
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Hi, when I went to the link you gave, I saw the name of the Spell. I copy-pasted that in Google and the first result is:
I think this article will give you all the info you seek (I tried to hint at that page in my first reply).
Further, when a "son of" or "daughter of" is mentioned, these usually are the original persons for which the Spell was written.
You would replace these then with your name and that of your target.