Materials Toward a History of Witchcraft, Volum 3

accomplices accused admitted Annaberg appeared arrested ascribed asked asserted August authorities Bamberg Bavaria Bekker belief bewitched Bishop body brought burning Carpzov cattle cause century Christ Christian Church condemned confession confirmed corpus delicti Council court crimes cure daughter death demon demoniacs deny devil diabolic disease divine Eichstätt energumen evidence evil examined executed executioner exorcisms exorcist girl gives illusion imprisoned incubi injure innocent Inquisition January Johann judge June jurists killed Lancre magi Magiae magic maleficium Malleus Maria matter natural October Offenburg ordered Ortenau pact Parlement pastor Perger persecution persons physician possession prayer priest prison proof prosecutions Protestant proved punishment quae quod quotes Rath renounced Sabbat Satan says secular sentence shows sorcery spirits Stablo Stregheria succubi sunt superstition Tartarotti's theologians things Thomasius tion told torture trial water ordeal wife witch-mark witch-trials witchcraft witches witnesses woman women Würzburg