One writer divides the "sympathetic" form of this phenomenon as either homeopathic or contagious; the former includes acts performed using images of the object, and the latter using hair or nails.
One writer divides the "sympathetic" form of this phenomenon as either homeopathic or contagious; the former includes acts performed using images of the object, and the latter using hair or nails. Books for this practice are known as grimoires (grim-WAHRZ). This phenomenon was said to be succeeded by religion and then science in the theories of James Frazer. Hellenistic amulets protected against forms of this phenomenon like curses. For 10 points, name this practice closely associated with witchcraft and powers such as clairvoyance and healing.
One writer divides the "sympathetic" form of this phenomenon as either homeopathic or contagious; the former includes acts performed using images of the object, and the latter using hair or nails.
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