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Staves or magical signs
All of the signs and staves seen here can be found in Icelandic grimoires, some from the 17th century, some from later times though all of them seem to be related. The origin of this peculiar Icelandic magic is difficult to ascertain. Some signs seem to be derived from medieval mysticism and renaissance occultism, while others show some relation to runic culture and the old Germanic belief in Thor and Odinn. Much of the magic mentioned in court records can be found in grimoires kept in various manuscript collections. The purpose of the magic involved tells us something of the concerns of the lower classes that used them to lessen the burden of subsidence living in a harsh climate.
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To prevent drowning
So your ewes have twins
To win a girl
To get a girl
A stilla alla reii
Angurgapi
Bluxi - Molduxi
Sharpening staves
Draumstafir
Killing rune
To Win in Court
If a cow's milk is bloody
If unclean is around
If your livestock is prone to accidents
Magic sign Feingur
To make your sheep docile
To protect livestock
Galdratluskip
Gegn heimakomu
To prevent theft
Wrestling magic
Against all Magic
Hlastafur
To Make Yourself Invisible
The Sigil of Salomon
 
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