The AIRR Tech Team took a deep dive into ancient magical history to present a new web page on "The Sword of Moses" -- a Medieval Jewish grimoire called "Harba de Moshe" filled with angelic incantations and spell forumulae for protection, cursing, catching thieves, curing demonic attacks, and walking on water that unexpectedly became a 1940s best-seller among African-American root doctors! Dr. Jeremy Weiss and Catherine Yronwode researched the origin and subsequent revival of interest in this mysterious book, Papa Newt proofread and provided site-wide linking, Nagasiva Yronwode sourced the art by an unknown Jewish calligrapher; and then the two of them completely revised the link-list of Jewish Grimoires at the site. Finally, Nagasiva created this graphic announcement. Check out our surprising page on "The Sword of Moses"!
The "Sword of Moses" page is here:
http://readersandrootworkers.org/wiki/T ... d_of_Moses
We shall now move to social media, to share the "Sword of Moses" page at the AIRR page on Facebook, here:
https://www.facebook.com/ReadersandRootworkers
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