“AGLA” was a popular amuletic charm in the Middle Ages. It signifies “ATHE GEBIR LEILAN ADONI” (Thou Art Mighty For Ever, Oh Lord) invoked to prevent fever. The stone is exposed deliberately to provide contact between it and the skin of the wearer. 1200-1350, British Museum [1480×1003]

“AGLA” was a popular amuletic charm in the Middle Ages. It signifies “ATHE GEBIR LEILAN ADONI” (Thou Art Mighty For Ever, Oh Lord) invoked to prevent fever. The stone is exposed deliberately to provide contact between it and the skin of the wearer. 1200-1350, British Museum [1480×1003]

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