@ Stolfi
And it’s also normal for spells to contain words that nobody knows—the *voces magicae*.
Example:
Notebook of Frederick III, Holy Roman Empire, Emperor, 1415–1493
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First page with writing:
It says “brax + pax + max”
There are other versions of this, such as:
“nax + max + pax + vax” in other charms
“pax” could mean “peace,” “max” could be an abbreviation for “maximus,” but I can't think of any meaningful explanation for ‘brax’ or “nax”
And it’s also normal for spells to contain words that nobody knows—the *voces magicae*.
Example:
Notebook of Frederick III, Holy Roman Empire, Emperor, 1415–1493
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First page with writing:
It says “brax + pax + max”
There are other versions of this, such as:
“nax + max + pax + vax” in other charms
“pax” could mean “peace,” “max” could be an abbreviation for “maximus,” but I can't think of any meaningful explanation for ‘brax’ or “nax”