Circe is one of the figures who helped shape the witch archetype long before the image of the witch became what we recognize today.
She lives beyond the ordinary world on the island of Aiaia, surrounded by herbs and wild animals. When Odysseus’s men first find her, she’s singing as she weaves, preparing a mixture of food, wine and pharmaka, a word that can refer to medicine, poison, enchantment or some combination of all three. With it, she strips away their human forms and turns them into s...
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