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Stone tablet re-discovered

firebird8941 min to read

Someone posted this link on facebook, I thought it was quite interesting and would like to see what you all make from it. Here is the link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... useum.html

Stone tablets hidden in the Museum of Bologna's archives may contain a terrible, ancient curse calling a devil-goddess to bind and torment a named victim.

The tablets were hidden in the archives for nearly a century - thought to have been put aside at the start of World War I - and rediscovered in 2009. The tablets are believed to be 1600 years old.

Now a translation has revealed the dark purpose of the slabs - calling a snake-shrouded figure to 'bind' a man who is mummified with his hands tied. He is named as 'Porcellus.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... z1wpQHrgKf


I do not think it is a curse or a binding but perhaps instructions on raising the serpent. What do you think?

Hail Satan

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#1

Is there a link to the supposed translation of the strange letters in the tablet? So far I read the article, it claims that they translated the tablet but they only try to explain what's in the images, and they probably fail as well. LOL. They assume it's a binding spell because the man is mummified but where's the translation that shows a binding spell?

I think they're just BS'ing.

--- In , "firebird894" <firebird894@... wrote:

Someone posted this link on facebook, I thought it was quite interesting and would like to see what you all make from it. Here is the link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... useum.html

Stone tablets hidden in the Museum of Bologna's archives may contain a terrible, ancient curse calling a devil-goddess to bind and torment a named victim.

The tablets were hidden in the archives for nearly a century - thought to have been put aside at the start of World War I - and rediscovered in 2009. The tablets are believed to be 1600 years old.

Now a translation has revealed the dark purpose of the slabs - calling a snake-shrouded figure to 'bind' a man who is mummified with his hands tied. He is named as 'Porcellus.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... z1wpQHrgKf


I do not think it is a curse or a binding but perhaps instructions on raising the serpent. What do you think?

Hail Satan

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#2

I found the translation, it indeed appears to be a curse.

http://unizar.academia.edu/CeliaNatalia ... _Revisited

--- In , "firebird894" <firebird894@... wrote:

Someone posted this link on facebook, I thought it was quite interesting and would like to see what you all make from it. Here is the link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... useum.html

Stone tablets hidden in the Museum of Bologna's archives may contain a terrible, ancient curse calling a devil-goddess to bind and torment a named victim.

The tablets were hidden in the archives for nearly a century - thought to have been put aside at the start of World War I - and rediscovered in 2009. The tablets are believed to be 1600 years old.

Now a translation has revealed the dark purpose of the slabs - calling a snake-shrouded figure to 'bind' a man who is mummified with his hands tied. He is named as 'Porcellus.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... z1wpQHrgKf


I do not think it is a curse or a binding but perhaps instructions on raising the serpent. What do you think?

Hail Satan

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#3

If it is symbolising a bound Goddess this could be depicting the spirit abuse as with Demons, using the Gods when they were bound? Or is it saying something else? You see the 8 point star in the lower Chakra area looks like the sacral right? then a crossed arms just above it where we were sealed off is that correct? There is something about this that is bugging me. The snakes from the head this is common the witchpower or risen kundilini? I understand there are more tablets so maybe more to this. What about the mummy?
I would be keen to see a Satanic translation I just do not trust most translations on these things they are often misunderstood or twisted on purpose.
Oh is Hecate a name for Lilith?

Hail Satan



--- In , "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@... wrote:

I found the translation, it indeed appears to be a curse.

http://unizar.academia.edu/CeliaNatalia ... _Revisited

--- In , "firebird894" <firebird894@ wrote:

Someone posted this link on facebook, I thought it was quite interesting and would like to see what you all make from it. Here is the link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... useum.html

Stone tablets hidden in the Museum of Bologna's archives may contain a terrible, ancient curse calling a devil-goddess to bind and torment a named victim.

The tablets were hidden in the archives for nearly a century - thought to have been put aside at the start of World War I - and rediscovered in 2009. The tablets are believed to be 1600 years old.

Now a translation has revealed the dark purpose of the slabs - calling a snake-shrouded figure to 'bind' a man who is mummified with his hands tied. He is named as 'Porcellus.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... z1wpQHrgKf


I do not think it is a curse or a binding but perhaps instructions on raising the serpent. What do you think?

Hail Satan

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#4

This is the part that they made up, nowhere in the translation it says you bind a goddess. It appears to be a curse because the Latin part reads like "Porcelus die, die, die, you'll be destroyed with your wife" something like that.

--- In , "firebird894" <firebird894@... wrote:

If it is symbolising a bound Goddess this could be depicting the spirit abuse as with Demons, using the Gods when they were bound? Or is it saying something else? You see the 8 point star in the lower Chakra area looks like the sacral right? then a crossed arms just above it where we were sealed off is that correct? There is something about this that is bugging me. The snakes from the head this is common the witchpower or risen kundilini? I understand there are more tablets so maybe more to this. What about the mummy?
I would be keen to see a Satanic translation I just do not trust most translations on these things they are often misunderstood or twisted on purpose.
Oh is Hecate a name for Lilith?

Hail Satan



--- In , "the_fire_starter666" <the_fire_starter666@ wrote:

I found the translation, it indeed appears to be a curse.

http://unizar.academia.edu/CeliaNatalia ... _Revisited

--- In , "firebird894" <firebird894@ wrote:

Someone posted this link on facebook, I thought it was quite interesting and would like to see what you all make from it. Here is the link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... useum.html

Stone tablets hidden in the Museum of Bologna's archives may contain a terrible, ancient curse calling a devil-goddess to bind and torment a named victim.

The tablets were hidden in the archives for nearly a century - thought to have been put aside at the start of World War I - and rediscovered in 2009. The tablets are believed to be 1600 years old.

Now a translation has revealed the dark purpose of the slabs - calling a snake-shrouded figure to 'bind' a man who is mummified with his hands tied. He is named as 'Porcellus.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... z1wpQHrgKf


I do not think it is a curse or a binding but perhaps instructions on raising the serpent. What do you think?

Hail Satan


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#5

Sounds like he is being bound for the deity to take him to justice.

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