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An item of protection that is thought to have magical powers.

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Dosso Dossi ‘The Sorceress Circe’ c. 1530 in the Borghese Gallery, Rome

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John William Waterhouse (1849–1917). 'Magic Circle'. 1886

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J. W. Waterhouse ‘The Sorceress’ Sketch of Circe c. 1911-1914

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- Greek goddess
- Weaver
- Enchantress
- Sorceress
- Known to transform men into pigs.
- Has other animals with her too (lions, wolves), but they were all friendly, maybe even melancholy
- Daughter of Helios (god and personification of the sun) and Perse (ocean nymph).

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Circe drops her cup as Odysseus draws his sword.

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To show affection

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This one can be found at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C.
https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/circe-4809