Some Anglo-Saxons saw letters – their shape and sounds – as carriers of magic. In its accretion of letters, even a single word could be powerful enough to shake the heavens – especially when written with the right sort of magical ink. – Dr. Rose Jarman, 1979
Some Anglo-Saxons saw letters – their shape and sounds – as carriers of magic. In its accretion of letters, even a single word could be powerful enough to shake the heavens – especially when written with the right sort of magical ink. – Dr. Rose Jarman, 1979
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