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[JoJo_Jost]

[...] AFAIK there is no example of a charm anywhere else that uses any of the words from those two lines, except perhaps "te" and "maria": "anchiton" (or "mchiton"), "oladabas", "multos", "ctev", "cere", "portas", "six", "marix", "morix", "vix", or "abta".  Is there?

Just because you don’t understand the terms and, what’s more, refuse to consider possible interpretations, that doesn’t mean the text isn’t a real charm – that’s a subjective claim tailored to your theory; rhetorically clever, but unfortunately not tenable on the facts. 

To be honest, I’m a bit surprised that specially you, are putting forward such a narrow-minded line of argument...


And it’s not as though we have to substantiate possible meanings – because we’ve already done that here in this thread in many different ways, some more plausible than others – but rather that you have to prove your theory – and the evidence for that is very weak. And it is not enough simply to fail to acknowledge possible meanings.