Awakening the Dead for Love, Part 2 | Robert Ritner, Rowe Professor of Egyptology, and Foy Scalf

Part 2: Demons, lust, and magic...
Robert Ritner, Rowe Professor of Egyptology, OI, and Foy Scalf, head of the OI research archives join us for a second at-home podcast, offering a deeper exploration of their recently published erotic love spell from ancient Egypt. In addition to the spell, Ritner and Scalf take a look at ancient Egyptian demons and social traditions during the Roman era.
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[@AllSeeingScorpio]

Not to be greedy, but I hope you all come back with a part 3. 😁 I am soooo enjoying these presentations. Thank you so much!

[@Nomad1992]

Thank you! I would be interested if it would be possible for Robert Ritner to talk about his paper "Anubis and the Lunar Disc"

[@TomiDeLuna]

Amazing! Thank you for uploading this.

[@MrOtzelot]

Good lecture

[@HebaruSan]

If a love spell "worked", and the target found out about it, how would they react? Would they be offended? flattered?