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    of the trees was instilled with anti magic capabilities. And the refugees all agreed this would be their new home. So they started a city, and they called it Demacia. They used the trees and combined them with ash and lime to create petricite, a hard stone like substance. They used this to build their city. Demacia then grew to be one of the strongest cities in the world, and with a disciplined military all they needed was a way to take their anti magic petricite into battle.…

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    who did not graduate from theology school was the minister in Salem during the witch hunt. The entire situation started at his home where he had an older slave women Tituba, from the Caribbean in charge of his daughter and niece. She told them tails magic and showed them fortune telling tricks. Many of the girls from the neighborhood learned of this and came to the Parris house to hear these stories and learn these tricks. Some parents did not know what some going on at the Parris house, but…

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    of women being witches. Boredom began to also contribute to religious experimentation and later practicing magic. Also in this time period, young women were seen as inferior to men and not believed to be allowed to have an education, so they did not have much to do with their time, especially with the younger women. They were bored, so they started thinking about theories and the use of magic and satans involvement in society.…

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    In the novel, Clockwork Angel, Cassandra Clare asserted that “Only the very weak-minded refuse to be influenced by literature and poetry.” Dating back to Ancient Greek and Rome, literature was perceived as the dominant and best means of communication. Poets and authors structured their passionate thoughts into the form of stanzas and managed to captivate and enchant their readers. Literature and its ability to grasp the attention of society is an unwavering trend. Literature and its impact is a…

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    of it could only come from the devil. Witches had the pleasure of copulating with the devil. Witches were supposed to cause sexual dysfunction in men. They were also accused of abortion and giving birth control advices. The church believed that the magic originally came from the body temptation,…

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    Ancient Egyptian Magic

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    Magic in correlation to the ancient Egyptian should be understood to have been done to have a result occur; it has an exact rather defined purpose, unlike cultic rites. (sorrensen 6) As stated by extra reading, “ Magical practice aimed to achieve a desired effect by symbolic means through an action, desired effect was to be achieved through an impersonal force, was intended to exploit spiritual possibilities for specific, unforeseen occurrences.” Magic is in essence, that which is trying to…

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    The two main characters are Gerda and Kai who are excellent friends. When Kai is struck with evil magic, it changes his outlook on life, making everything he sees ugly. When Kai is out in a village in Denmark, he meets the Snow Queen, who kisses him which causes him to forget all about Gerda. The Snow Queen then whicks Kai off to her palace, where she…

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    Witchcraft In The Zande

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    with Halloween, however to the Zande, witchcraft is alive and thriving. The culture of the Zande at present and in the past could not have existed without witchcraft. The Zande explain witchcraft in the form of magic with either good or bad intentions. Sorcery, to the Zande is the use of magic with a deliberate intention to cause harm. With a basic tenant of witchcraft at the heart of the Zande belief, a long and bloody line of retribution is threaded throughout the Zande culture.…

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    organisms have been exiled since the beginning of time. After all, the runts of the litter are the first to die. However, the thirteenth century had a more mystical group of outcasts known as witches. They were thought to be evil beings who practiced magic and were said to have worshipped the devil. Those suspected of witchcraft were seen as unholy and as a threat that needed to be eliminated. Typically the widowed, defenseless, and usually mentally or physically disabled were accused of being…

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    he was born. He also claimed to be born April 6, 1874. At a young age he wanted to a magician. Robert Houdin inspired Erich to be a magician. He had gone to a couple of his shows. Houdini was a great and talented magician. When he first got in to magic he had changed his name from Erich Weiss to Harry Houdini. Many people new that Houdini was fearless, so he pulled off some crazy things. A large amount of people have a fear of drowning. So he was put in wooden box floating down the river and…

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