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grbs-15935	Kotansky, Roy D.	The Magic ‘Crucifixion’ Gem in the British Museum	2017	29	.pdf	application/pdf	10882	442	62	The publication pro- vides numerous examples, with illustrations, of magic gems and lamellae containing various permutations of the divine Tetra- grammaton using archaic Hebrew letter-forms, which in Greek assume various shapes, such as a barred Z, representing an archaic yodh, or a sequence, on gems, of a reversed EXE (ƎXƎ), 10 See Felicity Harley in Spier, Picturing the Bible 229, no. 56 (for both items), with photographs, discussion, and further references. Such names of power are common on magic gems and other incantatory media (papyri, curse-tablets, and metal phylacteries).	cache/grbs-15935.pdf	txt/grbs-15935.txt