Female Witchcraft in the Ancient World
Were there witches in the Ancient World?
What type of magic did women use to practice?
This course is a journey into female witchcraft in the ancient world, with video-lessons and written guides, additional materials and suggested bibliographies: an in-depth exploration of a past full of sorcerers, witches and priestesses.
What you will find:
- 3 video lessons (Ancient Egypt – Ancient Greece – Ancient Rome);
- additional material, handy guides, original sources and suggested bibliographies for each lesson;
- Q&A video sessions;
- access to a private forum where you will be able to submit your question for the live Q&A sessions and get in touch with other students
- a BONUS lesson detailing a magical operation of necromancy aimed at getting in touch with the spirits of Thessalian witches of the past
Learn with me
Giulia Turolla
Giulia is a contemporary witch, High Priestess and teacher in the Tempio di Ara tradition.
She graduated with honors in Classical Letters and Archaeology and Cultures of the Ancient World from Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna.
Her personal path focuses on the practice of Witchcraft as an indigenous form of shamanism and aims to rediscover and rebuild the Sacred Net that binds us to the Spirits and the Gods of the place we live in.
As a researcher of European Witchcraft and magic in the Ancient World, she has participated to many conferences and events, both national and international.