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Orginally, phylacteries come from Jewish lore, and are small leather boxes, containing strips of parchment inscribed with quotations from the Hebrew Scriptures. Traditionally, a Jewish man will strap one to the forehead and the other to the left arm during morning worship, except on the Sabbath and holidays. Recently, phylactieries have been used in [Dungeons and Dragons] to describe the object in which a lich keeps its soul. This prevents the lich from staying killed and allows it to regenerate a few days after it was slain. In order to permenantly destroy a lich, the phylactery (which doesn't have to look like a small box) must be destroyed. J.K. Rowling also used this idea in "[Harry Potter] and the [Half-Blood Prince]," but decided to refer to it as a horcrux for some reason.
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