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The Islamicate Seven Seals in Christian – and especially Coptic – magic

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Graham Lloyd
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Aca
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The Islamicate Seven Seals enjoy limited circulation within Christian magical practices in Egypt, having been appropriated into Coptic apotropaica as part of a historiola known as "The Seven Covenants of Solomon" or "The Seven Pacts of Solomon."

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Amulets (Islam)TalismansCharmsIslamic magicCoptic ChurchSufism

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