Amulet from Oxyrhynchus

Though found at Oxyrhynchus, in Egypt, most likely in a cemetery, this amulet is thought to originate from Palestine (or perhaps Syria or Asia Minor), where amulets were commonly written on metal sheets. This amulet is inscribed on a sheet of lead.

Against you, the spirit which is called fever (and) shivering: Be exorcised from the body of Marian the daughter of Esther, from the two hundred and forty-eight limbs which are in her. I adjure you, be exorcised from her, in the name of He who lives and exists, of He who suspended the sky without chains, and set up the earth without pillars, and the sea and the wilderness are terrified (?) from His presence, and the mountains and the hills tre[mble].