starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de

starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de
starrywisdomsect:This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably de

starrywisdomsect: This Icelandic manuscript of magic, known as the “Huld” manuscript, presumably derives its name from the word “hulda” meaning secrecy, and was compiled from three older sources by Geir Vigfússon in 1860. These ten selected pages from the manuscript feature “stafir,” or what we might call sigils today. For the description and purpose of each sigil, click “keep reading.” Keep reading -- source link

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