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From Ovid's Fasti: woman as witch

 
Ecce anus in mediis residens annosa puellis
  sacra facit Tacitae (nec tamen ipsa tacet),
et digitis tria tribus sub limine ponit,
  qua brevis occultum mus sibi fecit iter;
tunc cantata ligat cum fusco licia plumbo
  et septem nigras versat in ore fabas,
quodque pice adstrinxit, quod acu traiecit aena,
  obsutum maenae torret in igne caput;
vina quoque instillat: vini quodcumque relictum est,
  aut ipsa aut comites, plus tandem ipsa, bibit.
"hostiles linguas inimicaque vinximus ora"
  dicit discedens ebriaque exit anus.
See the hag who's sitting there among the girls
  serving the mute goddess (but not so mute herself):
three fingers push three lumps of incense 'neath the door
  down where the tiny mouse has made its secret path.
Then she binds her magic threads with dull, dark lead,
  putting in her mouth seven blackened beans.
A fish's head, stitched, sewn with a brazen needle,
  and safely sealed with pitch, she roasts upon her fire.
Wine she pours upon it: and the wine left over
  she or her companions, but mostly she, drink up.
"So we have silenced hostile tongues and enemy mouths"
  she says in leaving. And, drunk, the old hag walks away.