Curse tablet found in Roman-era grave in France targets enemies by invoking Mars
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ib r…mi [m]arte rigisamu | a]nmantigIu
Se uiron bnanon uanderonado brixton sod-esti
Cisin…piSSlon atlon atemiston
Etic se-uiron banon canti piSSiantas
Sollebne(m), Marulliam, Sulpici(i), Claudia(m), Marulliam g., Curiatiu(m),
Mat|(e)rno(n), Tiberium, Cantognati, Sulpici(i), (B)regesia,
Regina Italica pri(uata) Sulpici(i), Regina Regina,
Regina dona Tibe(rius), [..]ix, Ateporigis, Lecti, (Se)gouisu(m)I learned this in a college course, Wiki seems to cite a few sources for this as well, but they're all a bit old. Not sure what the latest research is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_tablet#CITEREFGager1992
The museum at the Roman Baths has some of these on display. If you visit Bath and are interested in history* then the Baths are well worth a visit. The whole site is rather larger than it appears on the surface.
* Tbh, if you are are not interested in history (or architecture) you are probably not visiting Bath.
/tinfoil hat
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Mars:_A_Technical_Tale
A novel written by Werner Von Braun. Set on Mars. The ruler of Mars is "The Elon".