Ancient Spell

 

According to the Gospels (Gospel of Mark), Jesus of Nazareth was in reality a successful exorcist who, as expected, imposed on his 12 disciples, among other things: Cast out demons - (Latin: Daemones eicite!)

In an incantation against kidney pain, which is handed down in the Physica Plinii Sangallensis, the disease is asked to leave the organism step by step:

Audi, dolorrenium, exi a medullis ad ossa, ab ossibus ad pulpam, a plupaad nervos, a nervis ad cutem, a cute ad pilos, a pilis in centensimum! Excutiens incantas, exspues aut ter aut quinquies aut septiens aut novies.

Listen, kidney pain, get out of the marrow to the bones, from the bones to the flesh, from the flesh to the muscles, from the muscles to the skin, from the skin to the hairs, and sever yourself from the hairs a hundred leagues away from here!

As you cast this incantation, shake the patient and spit three, five, seven, or nine times.