"Come infernal, terrestrial, and heavenly Bombo (Hecate),
goddess of the broad roadways, of the crossroad,
thou who goest to and fro at night,
torch in hand, enemy of the day.
Friend and lover of darkness,
thou who doest rejoice
when the bitches are howling
and warm blood is spilled,
thou who art walking amid the phantom
and the in place of the tombs,
thou whose thirst is blood,
thou who doest strike chill and fear in mortal hearts,
Gorgo, Mormo, Moon of a thousand forms,
cast a propitious eye on our sacrifice."
from The Gay Mage
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