Interesting facts about the cards - Invoked Caliga
Caligula is known as one of the seven heads of the Beast of the Apocalypse, as well as the number "616" (which replaces "666" as the monster's number).
This is closely related to the fact that Aleister Crowley (a real historical figure and he was very brutal) referred to himself as "Beast 666".
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