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Amulet

An amulet is a spiritual object believed to confer protection or grace upon its possessor. The word amulet comes from the Latin word amuletum, which Pliny's Natural History describes as "an object that protects a person from trouble". Anything can function as an amulet; items commonly so used include statues, coins, drawings, plant parts, animal parts…

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Amulet

Nodes221
Edges220
Triples224
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00905
Components1

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related to Islam · 41
Amulet → Abi Talib, Ali, Allah, An, Apotropaic, Arabic, Devotional, Ephesus, Examples, Favoured, God, God's, Hasan, Hindi, Husain, In, In Muslim, Islam, Islamic, Many Muslims
related to Judaism · 23
Amulet → Amulets, BCE, Chai, Counter-examples, Due, During, Examples, Hai Gaon, Hamsa, He, Jewish, Judaism, Maimonides, Middle Ages, Other, Seal, Shaddai, Sherira Gaon, Silver Scroll, Solomon
related to References · 22
Amulet → Amulets, Buddha Magic Buddha Magic, Budge, Complete Book Of Amulets, CS1, Gonzalez-Wippler, ISBN, Lewellyn Publications, London, Migene, MN, Natural History, New Hyde Park, NY, Paul, Plinius, Sourcebook Series, St, Talismans, Thai Occult Practices
related to Christianity · 19
Amulet → Anglican, Bible, Christianity, Christians, Church, Conrad II, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox, Holy Communion, In, In Christianity, Jesus, Lutheran, Oriental Orthodox, Pentecostal, The, The Catholic, Triune God, Using
related to Gallery · 19
Amulet → BCOmamori, Black Pullet, Brown Scapular, DurgaCharm, Dynasty XVIII, Egyptian Taweret, Japan, Kumamoto, Mount Carmel, New Kingdom, Our Lady, Perce, PompeiiA, Rajasthan, Roman, Sator Square, Shinto, Surinamese Winti, Zodiac
related to West Asia · 19
Amulet → Anatolia, Aramaic, Christian Palestinian Aramaic, God, Greek, Hebrew, Iran, Jewish Aramaic, Mandaic, Mesopotamia, Metal, Most, Palestine, Samaritan Aramaic, Syria, Syriac, Tetragrammaton, They, Usually
related to Ancient Greece and Rome · 16
Amulet → Amulets, Bacchus, Ceres, Children, Crepundia, For, Graeco-Roman, Greek, Jupiter, Mars, Norfolk, Roman, Sol, The, Thetford, UK
related to Thailand · 12
Amulet → Amulets, Ban Neng Chin Aathan, Buddhist, But Thailand, Due, Pra Somdej Buddha, Some, Thai, Thai Buddhist, Thailand, The, With
related to Abrahamic religions · 10
Amulet → Christians, For, In, Jews, Many, Middle Ages, Muslims, Orient, Talismans, This
related to Ancient Egypt · 9
Amulet → After, Badarian Period, Bes, Egyptians, Pregnant, Roman, Taweret, The, They

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amulets also used evil use god often talismans many power worn made believed object christianity scapular common protection objects sometimes

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Amuletis aspiritual object believed to confer protection or grace upon its possessor0.90text
Amuletis aobject that is generally worn for protection and made from a durable material0.90text
Amuletis aobject that is generally worn for protection and most often made from a durable material such as metal or a hard-stone0.90text
Lilithinstance ofor demons0.80text
metal or a hard-stoneinstance ofAn amulet is an object that is generally worn for protection and most often made from a durable material0.80text
'victory is from Godinstance ofprophetic references and sacred symbols were common during war in the Ottoman Empire with Qur'anic verses0.80text
conquest is nearinstance ofprophetic references and sacred symbols were common during war in the Ottoman Empire with Qur'anic verses0.80text
the evil eyeinstance ofwere traditionally attached to the clothing of babies and young children to give them protection from forces0.80text
jadeinstance ofmaterials0.80text
jasper are regarded as to possess protectiveinstance ofmaterials0.80text
medicinal propertiesinstance ofmaterials0.80text
including assuring victory in battlesinstance ofmaterials0.80text

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