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The cruel virulence of the disease was intensified by the patients belief that Piso had given him poison; and it is a fact that explorations in the floor and walls brought to light the remains of human bodies, spells, curses, leaden tablets engraved with the name Germanicus, charred and blood-smeared ashes. and others of the implements of witchcraft by which it is believed the living soul can be devoted to the powers of the grave.
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