Mummy Of An Evil Cat
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Mummy Of An Evil Cat

Who hasn’t heard of some grim stories involving apicture of a cat?Gobolino, the witch’s cat…
.Since the dawn oftime, it’s been said that if this little feline is born with a black coat,terrible things will happen to it—which makes sense, since it brings bad luck….
Even Julius Caesar considered it a bad omen when a black cat crossed his pathfrom “sinistra a dextra,”
so he had hislegionnaires turn back.
So why is this cat mummified?
From the Middle Ages through the 19th century…
It was common practice to wall up a black cat in the foundations of a houseto ward off the Devil.
I’ll spare you the details of the animal’s torment.
Today, we find them in a completely mummified state followingconstruction work in basements, underground passages, or foundations.
This serves to show that Homo sapiens, the speciesto which we belong, is not all good…
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Period: 18th century

Style: Other Style

Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Other

Diameter: 50cm

Depth: 9cm

Reference (ID): 1840352

Availability: In stock

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