Chaldean Magic: Its Origin and Development

Accad Accadian Accadian language Accadian magic Accadian name Ahuramazda Akkad Allat Altaic languages amongst ancient Assurbanipal Assyrian version attributed Babylon Babylonian belonging Berosus called celestial Chaldaio-Babylonian Chaldean CHAPTER character civilization conjure cuneiform deity demons dialects disease divine documents earth Egyptian element Euphrates Euphrates and Tigris evil existence fact favourable Finnic Finnish Finnish mythology fire formulæ fragments goddess gods heavens Herodotus hymn idea ideographic incantations infernal inscriptions Ishtar Kalevala king Kushites Kushito-Semitic lord Magi magic books magic collection Magism malevolent Mantchoo Marduk Maskim means Mithra mountain Mul-ge mythology Namtar nations nature Oppert origin Osiris peculiar Persian personages personification possess primitive principal race Rawlinson religion rites root sacred Sayce Semitic Semitic language seven Silik-mulu-dug Silik-mulu-khi Sir Henry Rawlinson sorcerers spirits suffix Sumirians supreme tablet talismans texts thee thou tion translation tribes Turanian Ugro-Finnic verb waters wicked word worship