me: hey could i get a uhhhhhhhhh main verb
cicero: it is my sincerest regret to inform you- a fact that brings me a great amount of consternation, perturbation, and indeed a sense of the same anxiety with which i confronted the misdeeds of that scoundrel catiline, one which i have tried many times to rectify but have found myself powerless in the face of, one that, by hercules, i am loath to admit seems to have overcome me in this hour of your greatest need- that the main verb machine broke
The Chicago library just posted a bunch of old manuscripts online to get the public’s help with translation and transcription. One of these manuscripts was “The Book of Magical Charms”, an anonymous grimoire from 17th century England.
This is PURE CHRISTIAN WITCHERY. It’s got spirit conjurings, (use with care), sigils, (also use with care), spells and potions, (USE WITH CARE don’t be eating anything a 17th century manuscript says to eat without researching it first), prayers galore. Some of it is in Latin, but if you hit the translator tab, a bunch of people have already translated some significant chunks. Me myself will be digging out my Latin textbooks because I am THAT LEVEL OF NERD.
This is still the most confusing post this blog has ever made
what have i done
the idea that this might have been made in 2012 is fucking terrifying because it sounds like it’s supposed to be a parody of Thunder by Imagine Dragons
The longer this post goes the more questions it raises.
the only plausible explanation is that imagine dragon’s thunder is a parody of luigi thunder