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Roman curse tablet

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4 October 2018
Roman tablet with the curse
Roman curse tablet

Roman curse tablet found in London. Dated back to I-IV century CE.

Inscription reads: “I curse Tretia Maria and her life and mind and memory and liver and lungs mixed up together, and her words, thoughts and memory; thus may she be unable to speak what things are concealed, nor be able”.

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