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Articles related to "Malleus Maleficarum"
Malleus Maleficarum The "Witches' Hammer" or "Hexenhammer" was written by Heinrich Kramer and Jacob Sprenger. Montague Summers, friend of Aleister Crowley, endorsed it centuries later. malleus maleficarum • the witches’ hammer • hexenhammer • witch persecutions • witch hunts
Medieval Witches Medieval witches were more unusual than many may think. But once the witchcrazes took hold, they swept through Europe with a vengeance. witchcraft • witchcraze • witchhunt • alice kyteler • medea
Witchcraft Protection Amulets, words, objects and symbols were believed to keep people, animals and homes safe from harm. Some were worn, carried in pockets or used as wall hangings. protection against witchcraft • amulets • chants • protective symbols • runes
Witchcraft: Storm Raising In Medieval times, belief was that witches had these powers, granted by the devil. The Malleus Maleficarum, most widely used witch hunting manual, provided a remedy. witches’ storm raising • tempestarii • witches creating storms • witchcraft • malleus maleficarum
Torture and the Witchcraze of Early Modern Europe This is a short (really short) background history of the witch trials of Europe. This will continue in a rather long series of articles, detailing one of the more dreadful periods in the history of the church.Citations are available upon request. witch • burning times • inquisition • witch trials • heresy
Torture and the Witchcraze of Early Modern Europe: Bibliography This is the relevant bibliography for the preceding series of articles. I have a more extensive bibliography on the witch trials and would be happy to provide it to interested parties. witches • witchcraze • witch trials • torture • inquisition
"Witchcraze" bibliography This is the relevant bibliography for the series of articles on the Witchcraze in early modern Europe. bibliography • witchcraze |
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