THE prime site for necromancy and its conceptual home in the Greek and Roman worlds was the tomb, which served the living as the home of the ghost.
An edition of Greek and Roman Necromancy
(2001)
Greek and Roman Necromancy.
by Daniel Ogden
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Greek and Roman Necromancy
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Greek and Roman Necromancy.
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"THE prime site for necromancy and its conceptual home in the Greek and Roman worlds was the tomb, which served the living as the home of the ghost."
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