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https://museoecologiahumana.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/18.-Calderosred.jpg725379II. Magic in women’s daily lives Greco-Roman literature depicts the two great sorceresses Circe and Medea preparing potions, concoctions, balms, and ointments in the performance of their magical practices. The fundamental object of this preparation is the cauldron (see the entry «Medea, sorceress scorned») and the ingredients necessary for cooking, in addition to the correct... View Article