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What if I told you that there was a witch from Harry Potter law that despite possessing

levels of power similar to the founders of Hogwarts, no one really talks about.

This witch, known more commonly for her title as a sorceress, was known for her extraordinary

magical abilities,

so much so that her name became legend, even beyond the wizarding world.

Her mastery of the spells and enchantments rivaled that of the most powerful sorcerers in history.

Yet, for some reason, she remains overlooked in most discussions of magic.

A dangerous and beautiful figure, who kept company with beasts of prey, turned women into monsters

to satisfy the cruel whims of spiteful unsuccessful lovers, and of course turned men into swine.

But who was this witch and why has her legacy faded into obscurity?

Today we'll be discussing all of that and more.

Let's dive in.

Hey everyone, welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

In today's video, we're going to be discussing a witch I haven't really mentioned on the channel Welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

In today's video, we're going to be discussing a witch I haven't really mentioned on the channel

before, one who, despite having her own chocolate frog card and a portrait in the halls of

Hogwarts, is often overlooked when talking about the most powerful figures in wizarding history.

Hailing from ancient Greece, specifically the island of Venea, this witch of dubious morality

is perhaps best known for transfiguring lost sailors into animals, a skill that cemented her

reputation as both a formidable enchantress and a figure of fear.

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