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grbs-16876	Faraone, Christopher A.	Notes on Magical Texts and Gems	2023	29	.pdf	application/pdf	9108	318	65	Both of the Raubitschek inscriptions, however, seem to share the same genitive end- ing -ατος which suggests a rarer, but important form of inscrip- tion found on the reverse of magical gems, in which the purpose vey; Annotated Bibliography,” ANRW II.18.5 (1995) 3577–78, and Michel, Die magischen Gemmen: Zu Bildern und Zauberformeln 481–482. The image on the Brisbane gem is unique, but it does follow a pattern seen on a handful of other gems, which depict a bare- chested male figure with a single snake-head, who wears a similar kilt ( fig. 15), but with one exception holds two different attri- butes: a was-scepter in one hand and an ankh-sign in the other:	cache/grbs-16876.pdf	txt/grbs-16876.txt