Magic Prayer against terror and for subduing devils (ጸሎተ፡ ድንጋፄ፡ ወመግረሬ፡ አጋንንት፡) in BLorient5425

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I have found a magic prayer in BLorient5425 with the following incipit:
በስመ፡ (...) ጸሎተ፡ ድንጋፄ፡ ወመግረሬ፡ አጋንንት፡ ኮል፡ ተኮልኮል፡ ገሹሬን፡

The phrase is very similar to what I found in EMIPms00526:
(...) ፩አምስክ፡ ጸሎት፡ በእንተ፡ ድንጋጼ፡ ሌሊት፡ ወመዓልተ፡ ወመግረሬ፡ አጋንንተ፡ ኮል፡ ተከል፡ ነሽራን፡ አልሰሽድ፡ (...)

I want to create a LIT ID based on the text of BLorient5425 and list EMIPms00526 as another witness.

@eu-genia @DenisNosnitsin1970 @nafisa-valieva @karljonaskarlsson

[eu-genia]

My comment
Originally posted by @eu-genia in #2603 (comment)

applies to all the open issues concerning the magic prayers.

So the approach to magic texts should be the same as outlined for Qene here #2504
-We always must use the keyword (Magic) - this will make the already searchable if one wants to find all spells we know of
-When part of the main text, a CAe ID must be used.
--When we have no access to the text we can use LIT6609ProtectPrayer or, when we know the subtype, a generic ID for the subtype (LIT5888AsmatPrayer, etc, )
--When we have the text (so the text is identifiable) we should create a specific CAe ID.
-When an additio, type MagicText with the q wherever possible is sufficient
In addition, as a desideratum, a taxonomy should be developed and then additional keywords enabling filtered search assigned

Originally posted by @eu-genia in #2627 (comment)

I also wonder if it makes sense to take Prières magiques éthiopiennes pour délier les charmes (maft̳aḥe š̳arāy) by Strelcyn and create a repertory starting from the study rather than redoing Strelcyn's work going occasionally through manuscripts (just like we did for the hymns and Chaîne). Griaule's recettes could also be considered.