Egyptologists have deciphered the texts on two axirinci papyrus.
Scientists were able to decipher the two Egyptian papyrus, which date back to III century ad.
In them the Greek language describes the ritual of love spell for men and women.
Leading Egyptologists, who for the last few years have been deciphering of the papyri found 1896 near Oxyrhyncha in Egypt, shared their successes. Scientists were able to decipher two ancient papyrus with the bewitching spells that date back to the III century ad.
An unknown author has written two spells for attraction of the object of desire, as well as control them, the ritual is different for men and for women. If a girl wants to precalculate to his opposite gender, then she must make a sacrifice by fire. The man should make a woman’s heart “to burn” until she decides to fall into the arms of the caster. In both cases, the spells are composed in such a way that they can simply paste the names of who the person is hopelessly in love and who wants to be screwed.
Franco Marcomini at the University of Udine in Italy noted that Egyptologists from different universities worked hard on the translation. Full version spells it will be possible subsequently to read the next volume “Axirinci of the papyri” — a series of books devoted to manuscripts from the Egyptian Oxyrhyncha.
