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46049 Golden Chap.Z av First Pages 10/17/2005 p.1237 Application File able to talk not only about her own case but also about others present, EstevanΓ­a confessed and admitted that the new witch panic that had broken out in France and she was a witch. about vigils held in the church at Ciboure to pre ve n t Some other people under suspicion were dragged to witches from taking children off to the Sa b b a t . the priest by force; when threatened with torture, they Howe ve r, the most interesting thing was that during too confessed. By January 1609, a considerable number her time as a witch, Maria had also attended a Sabbat at of people had made confessions in this way, and after- Zu g a r r a m u rdi and accordingly knew who its witches w a rd publicly asked pardon in the church of we re. When she proceeded to mention individuals by Zugarramurdi. We do not know the names of everyone name, protests were soon heard. The first to speak out who proclaimed themselves witches and asked for was the peasant Esteve de Na va rc o rena, who, along p a rdon, but except for the two priests, all the persons with his relatives, called her to account for her accusa- mentioned here were definitely included. It is also clear tions against his wife, the twenty-two-year-old MarΓ­a de that the accused came from particular intermarried Ju reteguΓ­a. The French girl replied that if she could β€œwitch families.” Howe ve r, the dividing line betwe e n speak to Esteve’s wife, she would certainly get her to witches and nonwitches cut through marriage and confess. When the two women confronted each other, a sibling ties. It is understandable that the inhabitants of lengthy exchange took place. MarΓ­a de Ximildegui Zu g a r r a m u rdi, faced with this fact, chose to re c o n c i l e described everything she had seen at the Zugarramurdi with their witches. If the Inquisition had not been Sabbat, while the other woman denied each accusation a l e rted, the story of the Zu g a r r a m u rdi witches would as soon as it was uttered and swore that they we re all have ended in this admirable manner. lies. But the French girl recounted the details so vividly But unfort u n a t e l y, the Inquisition w a s informed. Te n that her listeners gradually felt convinced and began to of those who had made public confessions we re the fir s t put pre s s u re on MarΓ­a de Ju reteguΓ­a to confess. W h e n to be arrested. Once the inquisitors had used a kind of the young wife realized she had no means of escape, she brainwashing to pry confessions out of them, they identi- fainted; shortly afterward, when she had recovered, she fied sixteen more witches in Urdax and Zu g a r r a m u rd i confessed and admitted that everything the French girl and had them arrested along with five from other tow n s had stated was true. She confessed to having been a in the border region. When the new prisoners we re placed witch since she was a child, and she named Ma r Γ­ a together with the old ones, the following episode ChipΓ­a de Ba r renechea, her maternal aunt, as her o c c u r red. One night, the warden kept watch secretly ove r instructor in the evil art. MarΓ­a de JureteguΓ­a was now two women in his prison, MarΓ­a de Ju reteguΓ­a and her b rought before the parish priest Fray Felipe de aunt, MarΓ­a ChipΓ­a Ba r renechea. He heard MarΓ­a ChipΓ­a Zabaleta, where she repeated her confession. Fr a y tell her niece that she could not confess to what the Felipe urged her to make a public confession in the inquisitors we re asking her in the audience chamber Zu g a r r a m u rdi church and beg forgiveness from the because, in fact, she was not a witch nor did she know congregation for all the damage she had caused. During that anyone else was; furt h e r, she said, eve rything they the next few days, various other people denounced by had confessed previously was untrue. Her niece re p l i e d the French girl followed MarΓ­a de JureteguΓ­a’s example that she would never be able to leave prison until she had and made public confessions. made a confession even if false, and this was what she, Meanwhile, MarΓ­a began to feel that the witches MarΓ­a de Ju reteguΓ­a, had already done (He n n i n g s e n were pursuing her. Shortly before Christmas, the Devil 2004, doc. 14.15). and his witches invaded her house and tried to abduct By the time the auto de fe was held, thirteen of the h e r, but they we re pre vented from doing so by the original thirty-one prisoners had died in prison of neighbors who we re holding a vigil with her family. typhoid fever. Of the survivors, ten who had confessed Day by day, the witch panic spread. Shortly before New we re pardoned, including MarΓ­a de Ju retegΓ­a and her Ye a r’s, a dozen people broke into the houses of those aunt, MarΓ­a ChipΓ­a. The rest we re sentenced to the neighbors who we re under suspicion in order to look stake as n e g a t i vo s , or β€œstubborn deniers.” Both clerical for their β€œtoads” (that is, their familiars). They went to β€œwitches” were, however, pardoned at the last moment, Miguel de Goiburu, to Graciana de Barrenechea, and to after they had been interrogated under torture without Estevania de Yriarte. The next day, Estevania’s husband, confessing. But six other n e g a t i vo s , including both of the shepherd Juanes de Goiburu, went to the priest at their mothers, we re sent to the stake without this chance the monastery to complain about what had happened. to clear themselves. Four years later, the supre m e Fray Felipe told him to fetch his wife. When he council of the Inquisition admitted that the trials had returned with her, the priest declared that she had been a terrible mistake and exonerated the victims a l ready been exposed as a witch. When Esteva n Γ­ a posthumously. denied the charge, Fray Felipe laid his stole and a GUSTAV HENNINGSEN; certain relic on her head, exhorting her to tell the truth. Eventually, after being threatened by the priest and by TRANSLATED BY JAMES MANLEY Zugurramurdi, Witches of 1237
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46049 Golden Chap.Z av First Pages 10/17/2005 p.1238 Application File See also:ACCUSATIONS;BASQUECOUNTRY;BLACKMASS; β€”β€”β€”, ed. 2004. The Salazar Documents: Alonso de Salazar FrΓ­as CONFESSIONS;FAMILIARS;FAMILY;INQUISITION,SPANISH; and Others on the Basque Witch Persecution (1609–1614). PANICS;SABBAT;SALAZARFRÍAS,ALONSEDE;SPAIN;TOADS; Leiden and Boston: Brill. VALENCIA,PEDRODE. MongastΓ³n, Juan de, ed. 1611. RelaciΓ³n de las personas que salieron References and further reading: al Auto de la Fee... en al ciudad de LogroΓ±o, en siete y ocho dΓ­as Caro Baroja, Julio. 1964. The World of the Witches.London: del mes de noviembre de 1610: LogroΓ±o, Juan de MongastΓ³n. Weidenfeld and Nicholson. Reprinted in Pedro de Valencia, 1997, Obras completas,vol. 7, Henningsen, Gustav. 1980. The Witches’ Advocate: Basque pp. 157–181, LeΓ³n: Universidad de LeΓ³n. Witchcraft and the Spanish Inquisition.Reno: University of Nevada Press. 1238 Zugurramurdi, Witches of
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.1 Application File INDEX Note: Page numbers in bold indicate main entries. A Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius, 22–24, 40, 64, 128, 137, 240, 289, 352, 417, 489, 847, Abel, Wilhelm, 21 1046, 1194 Aberdeen witches, 1–2 de incertitude et vanitate scientiarum artium, 23–24 Abu'l-Qasim, 572 de occulta philosphia libri tres, 24 Accomplices, 1130 life, 23 Acculturation thesis, 2–3 works, 23 Accusations, 3–5, 518–519, 526, 563, 908–909, Aitken, Margaret, 24–25 982–983, 1107, 1223, 1237 Aix-en-Provence nuns, 25–26, 76, 216, 220, 388, See also Inquisitorial procedure; Trials 444 in African cultures, 13–14 Aktenversendung,1067, 1143–1144 characteristics of victims of, 16–20 Alberti, Leandro, 655 disease and, 283–285 Albizzi, Francesco, 26–27 never resulting in trial, 7 Alchemy, 27–29, 64, 124, 254, 489 reasons for, 410, 661–663, 1213 apparatus, 28 Accusatorial procedure, 5–6, 169, 205–206, 229–230, history, 28–29 330, 331, 564–565, 857, 1133 theory, 28 See also Inquisitorial procedure; Trials Alciati, Andrea, 29–30,34, 188, 260, 417, 493–494 Acquittals, 6–10 Alexander, Edward, 495 See alsoTrials Alexander IV, Pope, 194, 195, 277, 642, 643, 858, β€œpurged” charges by surviving torture, 8–9 968 accused but not tried, 7 See also Papacy and papal bulls convicted at local level but acquitted or released on Alexander VI, Pope, 160, 530, 613, 879 appellate level, 8 See also Papacy and papal bulls partial convictions and banishments, 9 Alexander V, Pope, 164, 328, 368, 581, 1160 tried at local level but not convicted, 7–8 See also Papacy and papal bulls Adeline, Guillaume, 581 Allotriophagy, 30–31,468 Admonitio de superstitionibus magicis vitandis Alsace, 31–32,75, 414–416, 717–718, 850, 1088, (Hemmingsen), 481–482 1124 Ady,Thomas, 10,262, 531, 1074 Amerindian witches, 1072–1073 Affair of the Poisons, 10–12, 125, 253, 388, 566 Amsterdam, 32–34 Afra, St., 66, 422 Amulet and talisman, 34–36,64, 118, 119, 175, 181, Africa (sub-Saharan), 12–16, 43–44, 168, 639, 182, 221, 222, 249–250, 255, 332, 456–457, 684–685 508, 523, 524, 525, 548, 570–573, 593, 594 Age of accused witches, 16–20, 85 Anabaptists, 32–33, 36–37, 47, 278, 416, 601, 768, Agnus Dei, 181 936 Agobard of Lyons (ca. 779–840), 20–21,264 Angels, 37–39, 53, 69, 179, 217–219, 245, 254, 264, Agrarian crises, 21–22, 67, 87, 105–106, 425, 541, 271, 272, 379, 404, 569, 570, 593, 1108 660–664, 1211 Anhorn, BartholomΓ€us, 39–40,456 See also Little Ice Age Animal doubles, 41–42 InDEX I-1
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.2 Application File Animal worship, 611–612 Art and visual images, 59–64, 80–82, 132–133, Animals, 40–42, 231, 289, 348, 349, 350, 365, 145–146, 148–149, 162–163, 231, 299–300, 383–384, 521–525, 528, 611–612 390–392, 406–407, 438–440, 446–447, as alter ego, 1124 453–454, 599–600, 611–612, 625, 776–777, cats, 174–175, 828 776–777, 875–876, 971–972, 971–972, 993, cows, 766–767 1005–1006, 1079, 1112–1113, 1170–1171, dogs, 288–289, 1140 1188, 1235 familiars, 13, 40, 131–132, 148, 174–175, 275, See also specific artists 276, 288, 289, 310, 312, 341, 345, Artemis. See Diana 347–349, 371, 383, 407, 442, 512, 513, Aschhausen, Johann Gottfried von, 87 532, 547 Astrologia sacra(Tanner), 1106 goats, 446–448, 611, 1235 Astrology, 64–65,161, 166, 286, 402, 475, 489, 560, lycanthropy, 680–682 589, 591, 597, 703, 787, 1106, 1146–1147 metamorphosis, 40–41, 40–41, 161, 191, 260, Athens, 51, 69, 632, 903 261, 281, 406, 448, 754–757, 1044, 1123, Audisio, Gabriel, 1164–1165 1139, 1202–1203 Augsburg, Imperial Free City of, 65–67, 166 owls, 1088–1089 Augsburg, Prince-Bishopric of, 67–68, 1087–1088 soul, 1105 Augustine, St., 41, 52, 53, 68–70, 157, 218, 233, spiders, 1079–1080 249, 272, 273, 309, 343, 404, 493, 494, 511, toads, 1123–1125 569, 581, 597, 635, 638, 755–756, 809, 847, werewolves, 134, 388, 523–524, 629, 680–682, 884, 1043, 1080, 1114, 1117, 1209 680–682, 755, 1105 AussfΓΌhrliche Instruction (Schultheiss), 1012–1013 Animistic and magical thinking, 42–43,182, 366, Austria, 70–75, 552–553, 1000–1001, 1066, 1129, 402, 525, 529 1137–1138, 1168–1169, 1174–1175 Anne, Queen, 974 common themes, 70–71 Anthropology, 43–45, 290–291, 326–327, 328–329, statistics, 71–72 474, 493–497, 716–717, 1031, 1116 witchcraft and the law, 72–74 Antichrist, 37, 45–47, 272, 601 Austrian western territories, 75–76 See also Devil Auto de fe (act of faith), 557, 991, 1155, 1235, 1236, Antonovich, Vladimir, 1140 1237 Ants, The (Geiler), 60 Auxonne nuns, 76–77,152 Apocalpyse, 45, 46, 47–48 See also Convent cases; Exorcism; France; Apollonius of Tyana, 119–120, 590 Possession, demonic Apologia del congresso notturno delle lammie Avignon, 26, 77 (Tartarotti), 1107 Azazel, 117 Apologia (Kramer), 47, 51 Apostasy, 1201–1202 B Appeals, 8, 48–51, 58–59, 265, 386, 387, 1134–35 Appropriation, 3 Babies, 175–176, 549–550 Apuleius of Madaura, 41, 51–53,61, 297, 341, 379, See also Children; Infanticide 537 Bacchanals, 280, 633, 899, 970 Aquinas, St. Thomas, 53–54,179, 218–219, 277, Bacchus. SeeDionysus (Bacchus) 342, 404, 437, 511, 535, 538, 539, 880–881, Bacon, Francis, 849, 934 1092, 1106, 1209, 1226 Baden, Margravate of, 32, 79–80 Arabian Nights, 572 Baldung [Grien], Hans, 59–60, 80–82, 1188 Aragon, 54–56, 82, 363–364, 561 Balearic Islands, 82–83 Ardennes, 56–58,152, 387 Balkans (western and central), 83–87 Aristotle, 28, 160, 173, 179, 219, 463, 538, 656, Bamberg, Prince-Bishopric of, 87–89, 953–954, 991, 846–847, 911, 1044, 1108 1200, 1213, 1218 Arras, 48, 58–59, 278, 447, 581 See also Ecclesiastical territories; Witch-Bishops I-2 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.3 Application File Banishment, 9, 68, 76, 94, 108, 171, 184, 223, 253, Bernardino of Siena, 112–113, 535, 574–577, 1126, 267, 335, 448, 510, 543, 556, 630, 702, 740, 1203 834, 837, 872, 908, 938, 939, 1004, 1067, BΓ©rulle, Pierre de, 113–115,147–148 1121, 1141, 1228 Bewitched Groom, The(Baldung), 81–82 Baphomet, 89–90 Bewitchment, 30–31, 115–117 Bar, Duchy of, 90–91 See also Enchantment; Possession, demonic Baranowski, Bogdan, 91–92 Bible, 10, 35, 47, 61, 68, 102, 106, 117–120, 126, Barberini, Maffeo.SeeUrban VIII, Pope 137, 150, 155, 173, 181, 182, 189, 192, 218, Barnes, Barbary, 957 240, 263, 270, 272, 286, 287, 373, 379, 397, Barth, Bernhard, 1004 417, 437, 446, 462, 469–480, 486, 500, 509, Bartolo of Sassoferrato, 643 516, 534, 546–547, 584, 592–595, 597, 640, Basel, Council of, 92–93, 327–328, 826–828, 859, 648, 666, 676–677, 692, 700, 720–721, 738, 952, 1131, 1203 770, 792, 854, 903, 912, 921, 928, 933, 947, See also Origins of the witch hunts 952, 966, 985, 1002, 1046, 1048, 1131, 1145, Basel, University of, 1143, 1144 1177, 1191, 1222, 1225, 808.837 Basque country, 93–97, 622, 990–991, 994–995, See also NewTestament; Old Testament; Revelation, 1213, 1235, 1236–1237 Book of See also Salazar FrΓ­as, Alonso de; Spain; Devil and, 271 Zugurramurdi, Witches of Endor, Witch of, 117–118, 308–310 Bavaria, duchy of, 97–101, 423–425, 550–551, 638, Exodus, 337–338, 592 688–689, 736–737, 881–882, 960–961, Gospels, 482, 589–592, 1109 1004–1005, 1085–1086, 1197–1198 Bibliomancy, 120–121 Bavarian War of the Witches, 101–104, 1040–1041, Bibliotheca sive acta et scripta magica( Hauber), 476–477 1049, 1085–1086 Bilson boy, 121–122 Bavent, Madeleine, 76, 672–673, 833 Binsfeld, Peter, 31, 62, 122–125, 1197–1198 Baxter, Richard, 104–105 Birds, 1088–1089 Bayle, Pierce, 1048 Black Death, 21, 47, 398, 660, 903, 988 Beaumont, John, 1060–1061 See also Plague Beccaria, Cesare, 1173 Black Legend, 54 Beelzebub (demon), 119, 263, 277, 293, 339, 590, Black Mass, 125, 1003, 1202 626, 845 See also Sabbat Beham, Hans Sebald, 62 Blackstone, William, 125–126 Behringer, Wolfgang, 105–106, 1031, 1211 BlΓ₯kulla, 38–39, 126–127, 185, 990, 1208 Bekker, Balthasar, 106, 106–107,262, 315, 601, 738, Blockes-berges Verrichtung (PrΓ€torius), 929–930 751, 873, 1048 Blood, 127–129, 964 Belgium, 56–58, 137, 209, 275, 291, 415, 505, 511, Bocage (region in Normandy), 211 712, 789, 810, 813, 1123 Bodenham, Anne, 617 trials in, 814–816 Bodin, Jean, 30, 49, 67, 129–131,137, 193, 233, Belief legends, 383–384 235, 259, 261, 310, 317, 380, 446, 467, 625, Beltane, 469, 796, 1178 662, 748, 849, 885, 923, 989, 1016–1017, Benandanti, 38, 108–109, 132, 889 1046, 1109, 1182, 1194, 1204, 1233 Benedict XII, Pope, 880, 1163 Bodman, Rupert, 608 See also Papacy and papal bulls Body of the witch, 62, 131–133, 1124 Benevento, walnut tree of,109–110,902 Boguet, Henri, 133–134, 1213 Berkeley, Witch of, 110–111 Bohemia, Kingdom of, 134–135, 785, 1038–1039, Bermuda, 111–112 1129 Bern, 36, 630, 661, 790, 827, 859, 891, 896–897, BohuslΓ€n, 135–136 1067, 1100–1101, 1159–1160, 1163–1165 Bonelli, Benedetto, 1107, 1108 Bernard, Claude, 672–673 Boniface III, Pope, 1111 Bernard of Clairvaux, St., 664, 1110 See also Papacy and papal bulls INDEX I-3
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.4 Application File Boniface, St., 548 C Boniface VII, Pope, 623 See also Papacy and papal bulls Caesarius of Arles, 157 Books, 136–138 Cagnazza, Giovanni of Taggia (or Tabia), 158 See also Grimoires; Holy books; Literature Calisto, 177 Bordeaux, Parlement of, 49, 386, 622–623, 780, 948, Calvin, John, 158–159, 194, 411 95096 Calvinist movement, 33–34, 158–159, 802 Bordelon, Laurent, 63, 138, 656 Cambrai nuns, 159–160 Borghesi, Aspremio, 978 Cambridge University, 865–866 Borromeo, St. Carlo, 138–140, 384 Cameroon, 12, 45, 327, 639 Borst, Arno, 790–791 Campanella, Tommaso, 160–161, 1146–1147 Bosnia, 83–86, 234, 416, 1042 Canada, witchcraft in, 471, 821–822, 1215 Boucher, Jean, 140–141 Canary Islands, 3–4, 683, 1057 Bouguet, Henri, 381 Candle in the Dark, A (Ady), 10 Bovet, Richard, 141–142 Canisius, St. Peter, 161–162 Boyer, Paul, 44, 165 Cannibalism, 162–164, 183–184, 1202 Brainwashing, 1183–1184 Canon Episcopi,30, 164–165, 538, 581–582, 597, Brandenburg, Electorate of, 142–143, 419–420 635, 756, 904, 951, 988, 999, 1044–1045, Brant, Sebastian, 645 1081, 1092, 1107, 1169, 1203 Brazil, 143–144 Canon Law, 29, 35, 53, 55, 113, 124, 151, 157, Bremen, 432, 462, 471–473 164–165, 168, 224–225, 233, 317, 318, 335, Brenz, Johann, 144–145, 936, 1119 342–343, 414, 455, 457–458, 493, 510, 515, Breu, JΓΆrg, the elder, 145–146 538, 554, 557, 558, 597, 599, 645, 646, 648, Britain.See England 658, 773, 776, 792, 795, 861, 879, 912, 938, Brixen, diocese of, 194, 306, 451–452, 552, 613, 967–969, 971, 994, 1008, 1040, 1044, 1081, 718, 719, 722, 889, 1137, 1179 1085, 1097, 1116, 1143, 1145, 1185 Brochmand, Jesper Rasmussen, 146–147 Cantimori, Delio, 496 Brocken, 109, 143, 264, 420, 929, 1178 Capitalism, 165–166 Broomsticks, 1086–1087 Carcassonne, 386, 465, 547, 558, 598, 619, 1063, Brossier, Marthe, 25, 114, 147–148, 219–220, 1169 1183 Cardano, Girolamo, 166–167,1046 Browne, Thomas, 468 CardiΓ¨re, Marie-Catherine, 444 Brueghel, Pieter the Elder, 148–149, 1113, Carli, Gianrinaldo, 1107 1124 Carnal knowledge, 1024–1025 Bruno, Giordano, 1016 See also Sexual activity, diabolic Brunswick, 434 Caro Baroja, Julio, 167–168 Buch der Tugend(Vintler), 1170 Carolina Code, 8–9, 56, 71, 72, 168–169, 430, Buirmann, Franz, 149 505–506, 629, 636, 637, 934–935, 1008, 1128, Bullinger, Heinrich, 150 1130, 1143, 1145, 1212, 1228 Buon, Nicolas, 1235 Carpi, 169–170 Burchard of Worms, 151, 493 Carpzov, Benedict, 40, 170–171, 1009, 1117 Burgkmaier, Hans, 60 Casaubon, Meric, 171–172 Burgundy, Duchy of, 76–77, 151–153 Cassini (Cassinis), Samuel de, 172–173, 1045 Burning Times, 153 CastaΓ±ega, MartΓ­n de, 132, 173–174 Burnings, 85–86, 209, 335 Cathars, 93, 162, 164, 174, 207, 209, 272, 277, Burr, George Lincoln, 153–154, 495 289–290, 322, 328, 368, 380, 458, 471, Burton, Boy of, 154–155 485–486, 535, 554, 631, 643, 728, 771, 855, Burton, Robert, 649, 747, 1103 859, 879, 896, 901, 964, 966, 968, 988, 1002, Bury St. Edmunds, 313, 468, 503, 531, 675, 1007, 1115, 1126, 1161, 1163, 1203, 1209 1074 Catholic Church. SeeRoman Catholic Church I-4 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.5 Application File Cats, 174–175, 347–348, 828 Christians See also Animals Devil and, 271–272 Cauldrons, 132, 176–177, 1203 early, 119–120 Cauls, 175–176 New, 557 Causation, 976–977, 979, 1211 Chronology of witchcraft trials, 187–190, 1209–1210 Cautio Criminalis seu de processibus contra sagsa liber Church courts. SeeCourts, ecclesiastical; Courts, (Spee), 1013, 1076–1077, 1129, 1130 inquisitorial Celestina, La, 177–178 Church of England, 941 Cervantes (Saavedra), Miguel de, 178–179 Church of Satan, 125 Cesalpino, Andrea, 179–180 See also Satanism Champagne, province of, 91, 98, 387–388, 683, 885 Cimitri, Gentile, 158 Champier, Symphorien, 1045 Cinema, 369–372 Change-of-season rites, 364–365 Circe, 190–191 Channel Islands, 180–181 Circle. See Magic circle Chapman, George, 957 Ciruelo, Pedro, 191–192 Charles II, King of England, 337, 974 Clairvoyance, 1037–1038 Charles IV, Duke, 384–385, 643 Clark, Stuart, 192–193 Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor, 46, 607, 643, 842 See also Historiography Charles V, Emperor, 36, 66, 71, 72, 168, 292, 299, Clement II, Pope, 994 362, 398, 426, 430, 505–506, 567, 636–637, See also Papacy and papal bulls 810, 862, 1008, 1011, 1143, 1198, 1228, 897, Clement V, Pope, 1111 954 See also Papacy and papal bulls Charles VII, King of France, 949 Clergy, 193–197,222–223 Charms, 34–36, 181–182, 1077–1078, 1150, See also Dominican order; Roman Catholic Church; 1224–1225 Sacraments and sacramentals Chartier, Robert, 3 Clerical magic, 197–198 Chelmno Law, 938–939 Climate, 21–22, 68, 75, 660–662 Chesapeake, 182–183 See also Agrarian crises; Little Ice Age; Weather Child witches, 19–20, 30–31, 94–95, 184–185, 653 magic Childbirth, 762–763 Cobham, Eleanor, 198–199 Children, 94, 162, 183–185, 452–453, 547–548, Coe, Jone, 121–122 587, 783, 978, 996, 1020, 1149, 1208, 1237 Cohn, Norman, 381, 657, 1002, 1216 See also Binsfeld, Peter; Boguet, Henri; See also Historiography Cannibalism; Infanticide; Mora Witches; Cologne, 199–201, 362–363, 773–774, 877, Possession, demonic; RΓ©my, Nicholas; Salem; 953–954, 1210, 1213, 1218 Witch finders See also Ecclesiastical territories; Ferdinand of Chiliasm, 47 Cologne; Witch-Bishops Christ. See Jesus Comedy of Errors(Shakespeare), 1029 Christian III, King of Denmark, 683 Communal magical rites, 425 Christian IV, King of Denmark, 185–186 Communal persecution, 201–203 Christian V, King of Denmark, 1011 Communist Party, 1216 Christianity Compendium Maleficarum (Guazzo), 62, 566, 655, See also Anabaptists; Exorcism; Holy water; 920, 926, 1184 Mennonites; Protestant Reformation; Roman Confessions, 9, 196–197, 203–206,353–354, 666, Catholic Church; Sacraments and sacramentals 838, 1111, 1127, 1129–1130, 1134, blood in, 127 1183–1184, 1237 Devil, 271–272 See alsoTorture; Trials magic and, 693–695 Confessors, 207–208 medicine and, 743 Confirmation and Discovery of Witchcraft (Stearne), Orthodox, 860–863 1084–1085 INDEX I-5
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.6 Application File Confiscation of witches’ property, 208 Cows, 766–767 See alsoTrials See also Animals Congregation of the Holy Office, 108, 140, 215, 252, Cracow, 907–909, 1235 557, 576, 888 Cramp rings, 974 See also Inquisition, Roman Cranach, Lucas, 231–232 Conrad of Marburg, 208–209 Credulity, Superstition and Fanaticism(Hogarth), 63, Constantine, Emperor, 853 500 Contemporary witchcraft, 209–213 Creoles, 1071–1072 See also Anthropology; Cunning Folk; Decline of CrΓ©py, Jean, 63 the witch hunts; Historiography; Lynching; Crespet, Pierre, 232 Murray, Margaret Alice; Swimming test; Crime, 836–837 Toads; Wicca Crimen exceptum, 232–233,316–317, 1003, 1068, Contraries/contrariety, 213–214 1130, 1145, 1230 Contzen, Adam, 214–215 Criminal proceedings, 5–6 Convent cases, 76–77, 179, 215–216, 652–653, See alsoTrials 669–672, 672–673 Croatia, 233–236 See also Carpi; Loudun Nuns; Louviers Nuns; Crop failures, 21–22, 87 Possession, demonic See also Agrarian crises Conversos, 509, 551, 1070 Crossroads, 236–237 Convictions, 771 Crowley, Aleister, 90, 211, 495, 656, 703, 876, 949 See alsoTrials Crucible (Miller), 369, 370, 769 Cooper,Thomas, 216–217 Crystal balls, 1023 Copernica, 84 Cults Corporeality, angelic and demonic, 217–219 fertility, 364–367 Corpus Hermeticum, 1016 folk, 524 Corpuscularianism, 402 pagan, 772 Cosmogony, 520–521 Cumulative concept of witchcraft, 72, 74, 130, 188, Cothmann, Ernst, 1130 203, 205, 412, 414–415, 418–419, 425, 428, Coton, Pierre, 219–220 485, 619, 624, 636, 660, 663, 739, 774, 815, Cotta, John, 220–221, 1074 816–817, 867, 879–880, 936–937, 1061, 1064, Cotton, Robert, 974 1065, 1123, 1142, 1149, 1211–1213 Council of Basel, 1162 Cunning folk, 182, 210–211, 222–223, 237–239, Council of Florence, 992 388, 578, 745–746, 1201 Council of Lipsia, 641 See also Magic, popular Council of Trent, 936, 969, 992 Cunning folk’s manuals, 239–240 Countermagic, 116, 221–223, 237–239, 332, 374 Curative magic, 745–746 Counter-Reformation, 54, 57, 72, 73, 89, 97, 97–98, See also Medicine and Medical Theory 100, 161, 262, 303–305, 303–306, 308, 359, Curses, 240–242, 255, 425, 1226 361, 398–399, 400, 422, 424, 506, 550, 579, See alsoWords, power of 587, 608, 609–610, 638, 658, 679, 688, 709, Cusanus, Nicolaus, 588 721, 960, 979, 992, 1038, 1078, 1108, 1168, Custumals, 228 1191–1192, 1197, 1204, 1211, 1217–1219, Cyranides, 489 1230–1231 Cysat, Renward, 890 Courts, ecclesiastical, 224–225, 920, 1133, Czech Republic, witchcraft in, 134–135, 415, 530, 1209–1210 785–787, 1042–1043 See also Inquisition; Roman Catholic Church Courts, inquisitorial, 225–227 D See also Inquisition; Trials Courts, secular, 227–231,318–319, 855, 953–955, Daemonolatria (RΓ©my), 955–956, 989 1143–1144, 1209–1210, 1212 Daemonologie (James VI), 1, 584–585, 662, 835, See alsoTrials 1017 I-6 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.7 Application File D’anania, Giovanni Lorenzo, 245–246 Della forza della fantasia umana(Muratori), 795, 1107 Daneau, Lambert, 246, 1204 Della Porta, Giambattista, 258–259,847, 1015 Dante, 1111 Delphic Oracle, 1037 Danzig (GdΓ‘nsk), 246–247 Demandols de la Palud, Madeleine, 25–26 Darcy, Brian, 1083–1084 Demon lovers, 546–547 Darling, Thomas, 154–155 See also Sexual activity, diabolic Darrell, John, 155, 247–248, 1017 Demonialitas expensa (Sinistrari), 1043 Dass, Petter, 1199 Demonic possession. SeePossession, demonic DauphinΓ©, witchcraft trials in, 248–249, 636, DΓ©monologie (Perreaud), 891–892 1114–1115 Demonology, 53, 68–69, 122–124, 130, 146–147, De Betoverde Weereld (Becker), 106, 262, 315, 601, 259–263, 288, 408–409, 516–517, 890–891, 738, 751, 1048 909–910, 927, 979, 989–990, 995, 1107, 1108, De crimine magiae (Thomasius), 1117 1169–1170, 1182, 1211–1212, 1226 De delictis et poenis (Sinistrari), 1043 Demons, 38–39, 69, 89–90, 117, 179, 193, De ecclesiasticis disciplinis (Reginio of PrΓΌm), 642 263–265, 523, 546–47, 587–588, 651–652, De incantationibus seu ensalmis (Moura), 792–793 845, 858, 961, 1022, 1023, 1045, 1194 De la dΓ©monomanie de sorciers(Bodin), 129–130, 989 See also Corporeality, angelic and demonic; See also Basque Country; France; Spain; Demonology; Sexual activity, diabolic; Zugurramurdi, Witches of Weather magic De la DΓ©monomanie des sorciers (Bodin), 30, 67, 129, Antichrist, 37, 45–47, 601 137, 193, 233, 235, 259, 261, 310, 317, 380, Beelzebub, 119, 263, 277, 293, 339, 590, 626, 845 446, 467, 748, 849, 885, 989, 1046, 1194, 1233 existence of, 1108 De Lamiis et phitonicis mulieribus (Molitor), 475–476, exorcism of. SeeExorcism 776–777 flight and, 379–380 De Magicis Artibus (Rabanus), 947 as hallucinations, 538–539 De Martino, Ernesto, 1079 history, 263–264 De occulta philosophia (Agrippa), 847 Lilith, 651–652 De Praestigiis Daemonum(Weyer), 812 offices of, 264–265 De strigimagarum (Prierias), 932–933 signals to, 1226 De vera et falsa magia (Loos), 666 visual images of, 1113 Dead, the Denmark, 48, 146–147, 185–186, 265–269, See also Necromancy 481–482, 637, 707–708, 1026, 1057, 1129 communication with, 1105 See also Hemmingsen, Niels; Iceland; Norway Death sacrifices, 365–366 Denunciations of accomplices, 666, 1107, 1130 Deception and magic, 30–31, 249–250 Departure for the Sabbath (Teniers), 1112 Decline of the witch hunts, 250–254,314–315, Der neΓΌ Layenspiegel(Tengler), 60 1213–1214 Descartes, RenΓ©, 269–270, 737–738, 1047 See also Enlightenment; Trials See also Skepticism Decretum (Burchard), 151 Desecration, 1202 Dee, John, 254, 702, 809, 849, 963, 1023, 1037 D’Espaignet, Jean, 622 Defixiones, 255 Deutronomy, 117, 338, 441, 592–593, 640, 676, See also Curses 808, 860 Defoe, Daniel, 255–256 Devil, 12, 29, 31, 44, 54, 73, 106–107, 237, 249, Deguileville, Guillaume de, 59–60 270–273, 277, 358, 493, 587, 601, 695, Del congress notturno delle lammie (Tartarotti), 1049, 714–715, 819, 1182 1107 See also Antichrist; Demonology; Demons; Devil Del Rio, MartΓ­n, 66, 99, 109, 192, 256, 256–258, books; Devil's mark; Diabolism; Sabbat; 467, 588, 618, 646, 666, 688, 817, 881–882, Satanism 885, 940, 989, 1087, 1089, 1107, 1124, 1130, angels and, 37–39 1173, 1204 Apocalypse and, 47 Del Vaux, Jean, 56 children of, 547–548 INDEX I-7
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.8 Application File Devil (continued) Dogs, 288–289, 1140 confessions and, 353–354 See also Animals in drama, 292–293 Dolls, 537 exorcism of, 57 Dominican order, 53–54, 54, 160–161, 172, 174, as goat, 446–447, 611 194, 208, 261, 288, 289–290,457, 511, God and, 213, 920–921, 988 573–574, 574, 581–582, 612–613, 631, 718, images of, 59–60, 776–777, 875–876, 1235 720, 722, 764, 826, 840, 879, 899, 932, 951, intercourse with. See Sexual activity, diabolic 968, 1007, 1161 pact with. See Pact with the Devil See also Clergy; Inquisition, medieval power of, 406, 623 Donnersberger, Joachim, 99, 1004 repudiation of, 601 Dorheim, Johann Georg von, 87 Devil books, 274–275 Double beings, 523 Devil worshipping, 915–916 Douglas, Mary, 290–291,496 See also Devil See also Anthropology Devil’s mark, 112, 124, 131–132, 275–277,341, Dr Faustus (Marlowe), 957 467, 930, 1013, 1123–1124, 1124, 1183, 1207 Dragons, 521 Devins. SeeCunning folk Drama, 949, 957–959, 1017, 1027–1029 Diabolicus gandus, 626 Dutch, 291–293 Diabolism, 277–279, 1125 Italian, 294–295 Diana (Artemis), 158, 164, 270, 279–280, 279–280, Renaissance England, 957–959, 1027–1029 360, 479, 501, 581, 642, 783, 1044, 1107, Spanish, 295–296 1171–1172 Dreyer, Carl Theodor, 369–370, 888 Dictionnaire philosophique (Voltaire), 1173 Drugs and hallucinogens, 296–298, 296–298, 851, Diderot, Denis, 314 1166–1167, 1172 Die Enmeis (Kayserberg), 60 See also Ergotism; Potions Dijon, Parlement of, 50, 76, 152, 386–388 Druids, 1167 Dillingen, town of, 67–68, 161, 307, 395, 458, 478, Du sortilege (Lancre), 623 646, 986, 1106, 1114, 1192 Dualism, 42 Diocletian, Roman emperor, 634 See also Cathars; Devil; Manichaeism Dionysus (Bacchus), 280–281 Duhr, Bernhard, 298–299 Directorium Inquisitorum (Eymeric), 342–343, 1161 Dupont-Bouchat, Marie-Sylvie, 57 Discernment of spirits, 282–283 DΓΌrer, Albracht, 299–300, 842, 1006, 1188 Discours des Sorciers(Boguet), 133–134 See also Art and visual images Discourse of the Damned Art of Witchcraft(Perkins), Durkheim, Emile, 494, 696 182, 217, 220, 732, 812, 866, 890–891, 942 Duval, AndrΓ©, 300–302 Discoverie of Witchcraft (Scot), 812, 869, 875, 957, 958–959, 1016–1017, 1046 E Disease, 283–285, 649, 747–749, 751–752, 1225 See also Plague East Anglian witch hunts, 1181, 1213 Displaying of Supposed Witchcraft, The (Webster), Ecclesiastical courts. See Courts, ecclesiastical 1189 Ecclesiastical territories, 303–307,1210 Disquisitiones Magicae Libri Sex (Del Rio), 66, 99, See also Holy Roman Empire; specific territories 109, 192, 256, 467, 588, 618, 817, 881–882, Echter von Mespelbrunn, Julius, Prince-bishop of 885, 1087, 1089, 1107, 1124, 1173, 1204 WΓΌrzburg, 1217, 1218, 1230–1231 Divination, 117, 118, 285–287, 475, 853–854, 854, Eckhart, Mesiter, 555 1105 Eco, Umberto, 656, 1063, 1112 Divinatory techniques, 14, 120–121 Economic factors, 189, 540–541, 661–663, Divine Comedy (Dante), 1111 1054–1059 Doctors, 744 Ecstasy, 1031 See also Medicine and medical theory Edict of Nantes, 114 Dodo, Vincente, 287–288, 1045 Edward III, King, 973 I-8 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.9 Application File Edward I, King, 623–624 Episcopal justice, 317–319 Edward IV, King, 973–974 Erasmus, Desiderius, 319–320 Egypt, 117, 118, 537, 847, 1015, 1118–1119 Erastus, Thomas, 320–321 Ehrenberg, Philipp Adolf von, 1230–1231 Ergotism, 321–322, 772–773 EichstΓ€tt, Prince-Bishopric of, 307–308, 1191–1193 See also Drugs and hallucinogens See also Ecclesiastical territories; Witch-Bishops Errores Gazariorum, 322–323, 485, 631, 988–989, Elf-shot, 626 1126–1127, 1161 Elizabeth I, Queen, 809, 941, 974 See also Feugeyron, Ponce Elizabeth of Hungary, 1109 Eschenbach, Wolfram von, 1110 Ellwangen, Prince-Abbey of,308, 877, 1191–1193 Espaignet, Jean d’, 95, 622, 991 See also Ecclesiastical territories Essex, 323–325 Enchantment, 1077–1078 Esslingen, 542–543, 1213 Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology(Robbins), Estonia, 325–326 1065 Ethnology, 326–327 Endor, Witch of, 117–118, 308–310 See also Anthropology See also Bible; Ghosts; Necromancy Eugenius IV, Pope, 327–328, 1064, 1161 Endymion (Lyly), 957 See also Papacy and papal bulls Enemies of God (Larner), 627–628 Evans-Pritchard, Edward, 12, 43, 44, 290, 327, England, 10, 24–25, 110–111, 121–122, 141–142, 328–329, 494, 496, 696, 1116, 1200 154–155, 180–181, 189, 198–199, 211–212, See also Africa (Sub-Saharan); Anthropology; 216–217, 220–221, 237–239, 247–248, Historiography 255–256, 310–314,331, 336–337, 345, Eve, 329–330,1131 353–354, 372–373, 442–443, 445–446, 466, See also Bible; Female witches; Gender 468–469, 498–501, 503–504, 512–514, Everyday magic, 524–525 531–532, 583–586, 600–601, 617–622, Evidence, 330–332, 564, 934–936, 995, 1074–1076, 687–688, 787–788, 825–826, 864–866, 951, 1107, 1109, 1189 973–974, 1016–1018, 1027–1029, 1031–1032, See also Experiments and tests; Tests for witchcraft; 1055–1056, 1083–1084, 1083–1085, Trials 1115–1116, 1177–1180, 1189–1190, 1190, Evil 1207 See also Devil; Eve drama, 957–959, 1027–1029 principle of, 270–271 Essex, 323–325 symbolization of, 326–327 Exeter witches, 336–337 Evil eye, 35, 119, 132, 332–333 functionalist approach of, 43–45 See also Magic, popular Lancashire witches, 619–622 Evils of Witches, The (SchΓ€ufelein), 60 laws, 637 Evocation, The (Teniers), 1112 Restoration, 171–172 Executioners, 333–335,1183 Somerset witches, 1060–1061 Executions, 70–71, 85–86, 153, 335–336, 627–628, use of torture in, 1128 1183, 1210 Warboys, witches of, 1179–1180 See also Burnings; Laws on witchcraft, early mod- English Civil War, 825, 942, 952 ern; Trials English Witchcraft Act, 638, 639 Exeter witches, 336–337 Enlightenment, 69, 101–104, 117, 203, 314–316, Ex-German Democratic Republic (DDR). See 403–404, 441–442, 560, 602, 691–692, 738, Germany, Northeastern 771, 795, 1048–1049, 1085–1086, 1096–1097, Exile. See Punishments 1107–1108, 1116, 1173–1174 Exodus, 337–338, 592 See also Decline of the witch hunts; Historiography; See also Bible Rationalism; Voltaire Exorcism, 57, 114, 147–148, 247–248, 338–340, β€œEnormous” crimes, 316–317 403, 578, 749–750, 845, 921, 968–970, 1149, See also Crimen Exceptum; Laws on witchcraft, early 1182, 1183–1184 modern; Origins of the witch hunts See also Possession, demonic INDEX I-9
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.10 Application File Experiments and tests, 340–342, 995 Ferrer, Dominga, 363–364,1161 See also Evidence; Tests for witchcraft; Trials Fertility, 18, 35, 43, 44, 212, 270, 279, 280, 281, Eymeric, Nicolas, 342–343, 565, 809, 888, 350–351, 350–351, 370, 396, 443, 446, 465, 1063–1064, 1161 495, 496, 521–522, 524, 525, 765–766, See also Inquisition, Medieval 765–766, 1105 See also Folklore F Fertility cults, 364–367 See also Folklore; Murray, Margaret Alice Fairfax, Edward, 345 FΓ©ry, Jeanne, 367–368 Fairies, 35, 38, 84, 85, 138, 221, 222, 237, 239, 281, Feugeyron, Ponce, 368–369 325, 345–347, 365, 366, 379, 384, 471, See also Errores Gazariorum 521–522, 524, 526, 527, 528, 529, 1033–1034 Feyerabend, Sigmund, 274 See also Murray, Margaret Alice Film, 369–372, 656 Fairy tales, 384 Filmer, Sir Robert, 262, 331, 354, 372–373 See also Grimm, Jacob Finland, 7, 189, 373–377, 407, 409, 412, 413, 1212 Familiars, 13, 40, 131–132, 148, 174–175, 275, 276, Finnmark, 147, 186, 838 288, 289, 310, 312, 341, 345, 347–348, See also Norway 347–349, 371, 383, 407, 442, 512, 513, 532, Fire ordeal, 85–86 547 See also Experiments and tests; Ordeal See also Demons; England Fischart, Johann, 67, 352, 377–378 Familism, 351–352 Flade, Dietrich, 56, 67, 87, 154, 378–379, 477 Family, 13, 14, 43, 64, 274, 349–351,367, 376, 409, Flagellum haereticorum fascinariorum(Jacquier), 581 410, 427, 522, 526 Flight of witches, 41, 132, 287, 379–382, 495, 636, Family of love, 351–352 851, 1086–1087, 1086–1087, 1131, 1140, Faust, Johann Georg, 23, 128, 352–353,463, 1156, 1161–1162, 1172, 1203 480–481, 567, 868–869, 1179 Florence, 643 See also Pact with the Devil Florentius, Gregory, 1078 Faversham witches, 353–354 Fludd, Robert, 402 Fear, 1, 14, 15, 34, 45, 47, 115, 131, 189, 210, 211, Folk cults, 524 229, 272, 282, 354–356,358, 546, 596 Folk medicine, 128–129, 319, 357, 479, 494, 594 See also Antichrist; Apocalypse; Devil See also Medicine and medical theory Feast of All Saints, 470 Folklore, 127, 132, 181–182, 221–223, 236–237, Feijoo, Benito Geronymo, 314 364–65, 382–384,628–629, 760–762, 890, Felix, Minucius, 611–612 1185–1186, 1199 Felix V, Pope, 92, 93, 194, 327, 328, 1126 Folktales, 46, 502 See also Papacy and papal bulls See also Folklore Female body, 1124–1125 Formicarius (Nider), 992, 1209 Female witches, 85, 132, 321, 335, 356–359,360, Formularies, 456–457 375–376, 448, 572, 584, 748, 1210–1211 FΓΆrner, Friedrich, 1213, 1218 See also Gender; Women Fortalitium fidei contra fidei Christianae hostes(Spina), Feminism, 356, 359–361, 495, 697 1080 Femininity, 1202 Fortes, Meyer, 43 Ferdinand II, Emperor, 72, 89, 361–362, 449, 506, Fortunetelling, 107, 237 609 See also Divination See also Holy Roman Empire Foucault’s Pendulum (Eco), 1112 Ferdinand III, Emperor, 72–73, 74, 235, 507 Fourier, St. Pierre, 384–385 See also Holy Roman Empire Fourth Lateran Council (1215), 5, 53, 207, 564, 636, Ferdinand of Cologne, 362–363,550, 599, 663, 855, 964, 1092, 1097 1218–1219 France, 10–12, 25–26, 25–26, 49, 58–59, 76–77, See also Cologne 90–91, 113–115, 129–131, 138, 140–144, I-10 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.11 Application File 147–148, 151–153, 190, 219–220, 232, 246, Freya (Freyja), 396 248–249, 253, 300–302, 367–368, 385–388, Fribourg, 9, 23, 162, 275, 401, 459, 486, 630–631, 389–390, 402–403, 595–596, 618–619, 770, 781, 790, 859, 978, 1099–1102, 1126, 622–623, 624–625, 652–653, 669–673, 1128, 1161, 1163, 1213 682–683, 779–780, 830–833, 845–846, Frisius, Paulus, 60, 82, 176, 396–397 884–887, 948–951, 955–957, 972–973, Friuli (Italian region), 4, 108, 132, 175, 238, 366, 1006–1008, 1056–1057, 1056–1057, 381, 496, 579, 889, 915, 1105 1109–1112, 1114–1115, 1149, 1156–1157, FrΓΌnd, Hans, 397–398 1169–1170, 1182–1183, 1207–1208 Fugger, Anton, 1023 See also Affair of the Poisons; Basque Country; Fugger family, 398–400 Cunning Folk; Mandrou, Robert; Normandy; Fulda, Prince-Abby of, 400, 434, 1213 Origins of the witch hunts See also Ecclesiastical Territories Alsace, 31–32 Functionalist anthropology, 43–45, 716–717, 1116 Avignon, 77 See also Africa (Sub-Saharan); Anthropology; Bar, 90–91 Historiography; Keith, Thomas; Macfarlane, Burgundy, 76–77, 151–153 Alan Franche-ComtΓ©, 8, 27, 51, 133, 251, 276, 385, FΓΌssli, Johann Heinrich, 625 389–390, 1212-1213 Languedoc, 624–625 G Normandy, 832–833 wars of religion, 140–141, 689, 710–711, Gaar, Georg, 101–102 1182–1183 Gappit, Perrissona, 401–402 Franche-ComtΓ©, 8, 27, 51, 133, 133–134, 251, 276, Gardner, Gerald, 153, 212, 495, 772, 797–798 385, 389–390, 1212–1213 See also Contemporary witchcraft Franciscans, 170, 172–173, 207, 208, 288, 385, 457, Gassendi, Pierre, 402–403,499 597, 879 Gassner, Johann Joseph, 104, 399, 403–404, 602, Francisci, Matteuccia, 113 607 See alsoTodi, Witch of Gastaldo, Giovanni Tommaso, 404 Francken II, Frans, 390–392, 440 Gaufridy, Louis, 25–26, 77, 196, 216, 220, 340, 444, Franconia, 98–100, 145, 262, 303–305, 361, 652, 670, 1056 422–425, 427, 505–506, 541, 543, 587, 637, Gaule, John, 10, 405 662–663, 709, 736, 757, 842, 917, 1039, See also Hopkins, Matthew 1120–1121, 1192–1193, 1209, 1212, 1217, Gebsattel, Johann Philipp von, 1218 1230–1231 Geiler von Kayserberg, Johann, 60, 81, 176, 397, Fraser, Helen, 1 405–407, 502, 1006 Fraud, 924 GΓ©lis, Arnauld, 1163 Fredegunde, 392 Gender, 356–359, 407–411, 748–749, 777, 958, Frederick III, Emperor, 505 1026, 1141, 1202, 1210–1211 Frederick II, King of Denmark, 46, 457, 504, 637, See also Female witches; Women 1011 Geneva, 411–412, 1148–1149 Frederick William I, King of Prussia, 6, 143, 253, See also Switzerland 314, 1130 Geography of the witch hunts, 412–416 Freemasonry, 1111–1112 German artists, 59–60 See alsoTemplars Germany, 188, 214, 416–417, 431–32, 471–473, French Wars of Religion, 77 491–492, 636–637, 794–795, 897–898, 991, Freud, Sigmund, 216, 392–393, 442, 494, 869, 1056, 1149, 1210, 1212 940–941 See also Bavaria; Holy Roman Empire See also Psychoanalysis imperial free cities, 540–544 Freude, Michael, 393–395 northeastern, 142–143, 170–171, 417–421, Frey, Bernhard, SJ, 395–396 739–741, 1008–1010 INDEX I-11
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.13 Application File Guilt, determination of, 1134 Healing, magical, 1073 Gunter, Anne, 31, 466, 600, 745 See also Healers; Magic, popular See also England; Exorcism; Possession, demonic Healing rites, 425 Healing, royal, 972–974 H Heart of Midlothian, The(Scott), 1021 Hebrew Bible. See Old Testament Habsburgs, 70, 73–74, 84, 1174–1175 Hecate, 479 See also Austria; Holy Roman Empire Hell, 479–481 Hague, The, 33, 439 See also Devil Hair, 467–468 Hell, Kaspar, 550–551, 588 See also Art and visual images; Body of the witch Hemlock, 481 Hale, Sir Matthew, 468–469 See also Drugs and hallucinogens; Poison; Potions Hall, Christopher, 65 Hemmingsen, Niels, 481–482, 1011 Halloween, 469–471,475 See also Demonology; Denmark See also Walpurgis Night Henningsen, Gustav, 482–483,1031 Hallucinogens. SeeDrugs and hallucinogens See also Historiography Hamayon, Roberte, 1031 Henry III, King, 973 Hamburg, 471–472 Henry IV, King, 141, 973 Hand of Glory, 473–474,1112 See also France Handel, Frideric, 852 HenryVIII, King, 974 Hanging, 335–336 HenryVI, King, 198, 973 See also England; Executions See also England Hansen, Joseph, 474–475,494, 495, 1160 HenryVI (Shakespeare), 957–958 See also Historiography Hepstein, Johann, 483–484 Harry Potter(Rowling), 657 Herbal medicine, 481, 484–485, 725–726, 830, 851, Hartlieb, Johann, 475,1023 1166–1167 Hasidism, 595 See also Cunning folk; Medicine and medical theory Hat, 475–476 Heresy, 58–59, 60, 208–209, 277, 327, 485–488, See also Art and visual images 601, 613–615, 636, 831, 861–862, 968, Hauber, Eberhard David, 476–477,1065–1066 992–993, 1160–1166, 1201–1202 Hauff, Daniel, 1213 See also Cathars; Dominican order; Inquisition; Hausma:nnin, Walpurga, 477–479 Origins of the witch hunts; Vaudois Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 656 Heresy trials, 36–37 Haydn, Joseph, 852 See also Mountains and origins of witchcraft; Healers, 237–239, 772, 1054–1055, 1140, 1164 Origins of witch hunts; Trials See also Cunning folk; Magic, popular; Medicine Heretics, 601, 613–615, 1160–1166 and medical theory Hermeneutic anthropology, 1116 Healing, 35, 38, 61, 107, 119–120, 145–146, Hermes Trismegistus, 488–489, 701, 847–848, 181–182, 193, 197, 210, 221, 223, 238, 281, 1015–1016, 1118–1119 339, 346, 366, 367, 374–376, 394, 396, 407, Hermetic order of the Golden Dawn, 211, 703 453, 472, 479, 521, 522, 524–525, 531, 563, Hermetica,1117 574, 578, 587, 589–590, 633, 664, 679, 693, Hermeticism, 488–490, 1015–1016 710, 713, 724–725, 743–746, 760, 762, 765, See also Magic, learned 769, 774, 775, 788, 792, 819, 824, 834, Hermogenes, 490–491 836–837, 846, 849, 855, 868, 889–890, 895, Herodias, 279–280, 379, 396, 440, 502, 829, 1044, 913, 914–915, 919, 922, 925, 961, 964, 1080 972–974, 977–979, 983, 1008, 1009, Herr, Michael, 62 1029–1030, 1035, 1037, 1063, 1071–1073, Herwarth von Hohenburg, Johann Georg, 99 1078, 1088, 1103, 1105, 1125, 1136, 1164, Hesse, 434, 491–492 1170, 1175, 1201, 1224–1225 See also Germany, North and Northwest INDEX I-13
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.14 Application File Hewbrew Bible. SeeOld Testament Honor, 509–511 Histoire de l’Inquisition d’Espagne (Lamothe-Langon), Honorius III, Pope, 289, 457, 463 619 See also Papacy and papal bulls Historia de Gentibus(Magnus), 707–708 Hoogstraten, Jacob van, 511–512 Historiography, 492–498, 618–619, 1116 Hopkins, Matthew, 40, 512–514,771, 825, 840, History of Magic and Experimental Science 942, 978, 1084, 1128, 1181, 1183, 1207, (Thorndike), 1117–1118 1213 Hitler, Adolf, 806 See also England; Gaule, John; Stearne, John; Witch Hobbes, Thomas, 498–499,738, 1048 Finders See also Mechanical philosophy; Skepticism Horace, 514 Hobsbawm, Eric, 494 House spirits, 522–523 Hogarth, William, 63, 499–501 House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), See also Art and visual images; Enlightenment 1215–1216 Hohenems, Franz Karl von, 50–51, 501 Hovaeus, Antonius, 514–515 See also Zaduz, County of Hubbard, L. Ron, 495 Holda, 501–502 Hume, David, 273, 314, 770, 787, 1048, 1048–1049, See also Diana (Artemis); Night Witch/Night Hag 1104 Holiness, 502–503 Hundred Years’War, 595–596 See also Living saints Hungary, 515–520,1129 Holl, Maria, 832 See also Accusations; Austria; Balkans (western and Holland, Henry, 941, 942 central); Carolina Code; Carpzov, Benedict; Holocaust, 153, 417, 494, 496, 772 Croatia; Cunning folk; Demonology; Laws on Holstein, 434 witchcraft; Lycanthropy; Panics; Plague; See also Denmark; Germany, West and Northwest Protestant Reformation; Puritanism; Roman Holt, Sir John, 503–504 Catholic Church; Skepticism; Taltos; Urban See also England witchcraft; Witch hunts Holy books, 137, 569–573 Hungary and southeastern Europe, magic, 520–526 See also Bible; Islamic witchcraft and magic; Quran Hungary and southeastern Europe, witchraft, Holy Land, 1110–1111 526–530 Holy Office. See Inquisition, Roman See also Balkans (western and central); Trials Holy Roman Emperor, 66, 643, 737, 974–975 Hunt, Robert, 1061 See also specific emperors Hussites, 530 Holy Roman Empire, 31, 50, 98, 168, 208, 303–307, See also Protestant Reformation 361–362, 389, 415, 456, 504–507, 587, Hutchinson, Francis, 531–532 636–637, 729–731, 953–955, 953–955, 1049, See also Decline of the witch hunts; Enlightenment; 1066, 1212, 1217–1220 Historiography See also Alsace; Ecclesiastical territories; Germany; Huxley, Aldous, 370, 656, 759 individual emperors Bamberg, 87–89 I Brandenburg, 142–143 Lippe, 653–654 Ibn Khaldun, 570–571 Mainz, 708–710 Iceland, 533–534, 1213 Mecklenburg, 739–741 See also Male witches Paderborn, 869–870 Iconography, 59–64, 80–82, 145–146, 391, 440 Holy water, 1184–1185 See also Art and visual images See also Roman Catholic Church; Sacraments and Identification of witches, 85, 534, 1082, 1123–1124, sacramentals 1139–1140 Homer, 507–508 See also Devil’s mark; Evidence; Experiments and Homosexuality, 508–509 tests; Pricking of suspected witches; Tests for See also Gender Witchcraft; Trials; Witch’s mark I-14 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.15 Application File Idolatry, 89–90, 534–536 Portuguese, 556–557, 919–920, 1133 See also Bible; Devil; Ritual magic Roman, 26–27, 169–170, 195, 224–225, 558–560, Il messaggiero(Tasso), 1108 1034–1036, 1047, 1130, 1133 Iliad(Homer), 507–508 Spanish, 54–56, 82–83, 93–97, 173, 189, 276–277, Illness, 221, 283–285 381, 560–562, 644, 991, 1032, 1047, 1130, 1133 See also Disease; Medicine and medical theory Venetian, 562–563 Image magic, 536–538 Inquisitorial procedure, 5–6, 563–565, 1116, 1133, Imagination, 538–540 1134, 1212 Imperial free cities, 65–67, 540–544,831–832, Instrucio pro formandis,559 841–842, 850–851 Interrogations, 1134 See also Holy Roman Empire See also Trials Impotence, sexual, 544–546, 978, 1010 Inversion, 1226 See also Magic, popular Invocations, 565–567 Imps, 40 See also Demons; Ritual magic See also Demons; Fairies Ireland, 567–568,613–615 Incantations, 1077–1078, 1168 See also Quteler, Alice Incarnation, 114 Isidore of Seville, St., 568–569, 618 Incubus and succubus, 546–548,1131, 1189 Islamic witchcraft and magic, 569–573 See also Demons; Sexual activity, diabolic Isolani, Isidoro, 573–574 Index of Prohibited Books, 46, 320, 551, 559, 578, See also Italy 688 Israel, 117 Indians. See Native Americans Italy, 109–110, 112–113, 245–246, 294–295, 438, Indiculus Superstitionum et Paganiarium, 548–549 558–569, 562–563, 573–574, 574–579, See also Sorcery; Superstition 763–765, 774–776, 832–833, 898–902, Infanticide, 549–550, 789–790, 896–897, 1149, 951–952, 1032–1036, 1057, 1108–1109, 1202 1125–1126, 158.169–158.170 See also Cannibalism; Children; Sabbat See also Benevento, Walnut Tree of; Mountains and Infants, 175–176 origins of witchcraft; Origins of witch hunts; Ingolstadt, University of, 550–551 Roman Inquisition See also Bavaria; Gregory of Valencia; Jesuits; drama, 294–295 Universities Milan, 763–765 Innocent III, Pope, 207, 289, 457, 554, 555, 855, Modena, 774–776 1115 Naples, 801–802 See also Papacy and papal bulls Piedmont, 900–901 Innocent IV, Pope, 554 Sicily, 1032–1034 See also Papacy and papal bulls Venetian Inquisition, 562–563 Innocent VIII, Pope, 551–552, 856, 880 Ivanhoe(Scott), 1022, 1112 See also Kramer, Heinrich; Papacy and papal bulls Innsbruck, 552–553 J See also Austria; Kramer, Heinrich Inquisition, 49, 276–277, 318–319, 631, 637, 771, Jabir ibn Hayyan, 571 774–775, 968, 969 Jackals, 288–289 Brazilian, 143–144 Jackson, Elizabeth, 600 confessions and, 204–206 Jacquier, Nicolas, 93, 581–582 courts, 225–227 Jailers, 582–583 Dominican, 289–290 See also Executioners medieval, 553–556 James VI and I, King of Scotland and England, 1, Mexican, 823–825 186, 189, 583–586, 662, 812, 835, 974, 1010, Peruvian, 822 1017, 1019, 1097, 1188 popular culture and, 108 See also England; North Berwick witches; Scotland INDEX I-15
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.16 Application File Jansenism, 26 Justices of the peace, 155, 217, 248, 311, 313, 345, Janssen, Johannes, 887 372, 513, 568, 620–621, 1016, 1061, 1083, Jerusalem, 1110–1111 1134, 1181, 1190 Jesuits (Society of Jesus), 57, 98–99, 100, 101–102, 113–114, 161–162, 214–215, 219–220, K 256–258, 298–299, 395–396, 444–445, 459, 550–551, 586–589,710–711, 805, 923, 950, Kabbalah, 605–607,701 1076–1077, 1106, 1122, 1155–1156, See also Jews 1406–1407 Kafka, Franz, 656 See also Bavarian War of the Witches; Exorcism; Kelley, Edward, 963 Loudun nuns; Possession, demonic; Kempe, Margery, 1109 Superstition Kempten, prince-abbey of, 607–609 Jesus, 47, 119–120, 128, 181, 589–592,731, 847, See also Ecclesiastical territories 921, 964, 1002, 1105, 1109 Kepler, Johannes, 609–611 See also Bible Kieckhefer, Richard, 809 Jews, 117–119, 128, 368, 589, 592–595, 860, 964, Kiev,WItch of, 1139 968, 988, 1203 Kircher, Athanasius, 34–35 See also Bible; Judaism; Old Testament; Ritual mur- Kirk (national church of Scotland), 1, 1018 der See also Scotland Joan of Arc, 128, 595–596, 832, 949 Kiss of shame, 611–612 John of Bridlington, 1109 See also Devil; Sabbat John of Salisbury, 596–597 Knights Templar, 89–90, 858, 1109–1112 John XXII, Pope, 328, 597–598,619, 879, 1063 Knots, 1199–1200 See also Origins of witch hunts; Papacy and papal See also Sexual impotence bulls Koran. SeeQuran Jonctys, Daniel, 598–599, 812 Kramer (Institoris), Heinrich, 46–47, 70–71, 330, See also Netherlands, Northern 339, 381, 493, 552–553, 608, 612–613, 636, Jonson, Ben, 958 655, 717–722, 717–723, 880, 936, 1092, 1135, Jordanaeus, Johannes, 599–600 1142, 1162, 1172, 1179, 1186, 1194, 1209, See also Netherlands, Northern 1211 Jorden, Edward See also Innsbruck; Malleus Maleficarum;Origins of See also England the Witch Hunts Joris, David, 601 Kulturkampf(Hansen), 495 Joseph II, Emperor, 507, 602, 639, 1049 Kyteler, Alice, 42–43, 613–615, 809, 858 See also Austria; Decline of the witch hunts; Holy See also Ireland Roman Empire Judaism, 35, 118, 277, 511, 556–557, 592–595, 605, L 605–607, 636, 658, 692–693, 692–693, 770, 781, 847, 1092 Labourd region (Pays de Labourd), 95–96, 260, 387, See also Jews 561, 622–623, 841, 952, 989, 999, 1235 Judges, executions of witch hunting, 842–843, Lambe, John, 617–618 1004–1005 Lamia, 162, 260, 379, 382, 449, 597, 618 Julius II, Pope, 880 See also Witchcraft See also Papacy and papal bulls Lamiarum sive striarum opusculum(Visconti), 1171 Junius, Johannes, 602–603 Lamothe-Langon, Etienne-LΓ©on de, 618–619 See also Bamberg, Prince-Bishopric of See also Historiography Juries in witchcraft trials, 5, 10, 112, 183, 205, 225, Lancashire witches, 182, 217, 314, 586, 619–622 312–313, 468, 503–504, 531, 600, 681, 820, See also England 874, 935, 998, 1019, 1032, 1129, 1133–1135, Lancre, Pierre de, 2, 49, 63, 95–96, 130, 138, 160, 1144, 1190 175, 189, 260, 387, 439, 561, 622, 622–623, I-16 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.17 Application File 875, 877, 989–990, 990, 1087, 1204, 1213, Legends, 24, 38, 41, 75, 236, 249, 383–384, 1235, 1236 383–384, 502 See also Demonology; France Leiden University, 439, 812 Langton, Walter, 623–624 Lemgo, 274, 432, 435, 476, 653–654, 918, 1210 See also England Lemnius, Levinus, 649 Languedoc, 48, 141, 152, 187, 189, 276, 289, 318, Leo XIII, Pope, 54, 161, 880 319, 388, 389, 458, 465, 512, 513, 555, See also Papacy and papal bulls 624–625 Leo X, Pope, 688, 749, 880, 932 See also France See also Papacy and papal bulls Lapland, 373, 374, 473, 625–627 Leopold I, Emperor, 50, 51, 507, 608, 953–954 See also Finnmark; Norway Leprosy, 128 Larkham, Thomas, 952 See also Disease Larner, Christina, 233, 496, 627–628 Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft (Scott), 1022 See also Historiography; Scotland Levack, Brian, 172, 332, 356, 485, 519, 520, Latvia, 325, 326, 412, 415, 416, 628–630 650–651 Lausanne, diocese of, 368, 630–632,1126–1127 See also Historiography See also Origins of witch hunts; Switzerland LeVey, Anton, 125 LaVey, Anton, 1003 See also Satanism Laws on witchcraft, 72–74, 585, 855–856, 861–862, Leviathan(Hobbes), 498–499 919–920, 938–939, 1143–1145, 1212 Leviticus, 117–118, 256, 291, 641 ancient, 632–634,970–971 Liable accusers, 6 Carolina Code, 8–9, 8–9, 56, 71, 72, 168–169, Lichtenstein, principality of, 50–51, 415, 501, 786, 168–169, 430, 505–506, 629, 636, 637, 917, 953–954, 1153–1154 934–935, 934–935, 1008, 1128, 1130, 1143, See also Hohenems, Franz Karl von; Kempten, 1145, 1212, 1228 prince-abbey of; Reichshofrat early modern, 634–640 Lilith, 117, 119, 120, 379, 382, 523, 525, 548, medieval, 640–643 651–652, 828 Lawyers, 2, 3, 38, 59, 66, 67, 99, 100, 101, 103, 126, See also Demons 175, 200, 202, 204, 206, 228, 233, 252, 260, Lille nuns, 160, 301, 652–653 262, 273, 305, 331, 332, 343, 359, 361, 386, See also Convent cases; Exorcism; Possession, 388, 389, 422, 423, 441, 444, 450, 455, 459, demonic 461, 483, 494, 506, 533, 550, 551, 555, 565, Lilly,William, 65 599, 644–645 L’incredulitΓ© et mescΓ©ance du sortilege (Lancre), 623 See alsoTrials Lippe, county of, 19, 20, 430, 432, 436, 653–654 Layenspiegel(Tanner), 63, 66, 565, 567, 645–646, See also Germany,West and Northwest 1142–1143 Literature, 654–658, 1021–1022, 1114, 1145, See also Germany 1145–1146 Laymann, Paul, 251, 261, 299, 587, 588, 599, See also specific authors and texts 646–647, 1129, 1130 Lithuania, 325, 326, 412, 414, 658–660 Le Champion des dames (Le Franc), 647 Litterae annuae, 587 Le Franc, Martin, 93, 164, 194, 328, 647–648 Little Ice Age, 22, 105, 106, 425, 506, 507, 577, 579, See also Origins of the Witch Hunts 660–664, 791, 1187, 1211 Lea, Henry Charles, 154, 477, 495, 648–649 See also Agrarian crises; Weather magic See also Historiography Living saints, 158, 445, 503, 573, 574, 578, Leach, Edmund, 696–697 664–665, 1164–1165 Learned magic, 12, 34, 35, 51, 93, 167, 192, 198, Llorente, J.A., 94 241, 242, 448, 490, 574, 700–704, 1209 Lloyd, Temperance, 336, 337 See also Hermeticism; Ritual magic Lo Stregozzo(Veneziano), 62 Legal system. See Courts, ecclesiastical; Courts, Locke, John, 373, 1048 secular See also Enlightenment INDEX I-17
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.18 Application File LogroΓ±o, 55, 93, 95–97, 173, 192, 208, 454, Luxembourg, Duchy of, 56, 57, 201, 430, 677–680, 561–562, 991, 994–996, 1155, 1235, 1236 1212 LΓΆher, Herman, 665–666,873 Lycanthropy, 257, 680–682 Lombard, Peter, 53, 69, 218, 404 See also Metamorphosis Lombards, 109–110 Lyly, John, 957 Loos, Cornelius, 124, 125, 154, 194, 261, 378, 477, Lynching, 54, 56, 57, 84, 86, 91, 200, 233, 235, 327, 666–667 385, 413, 682–685, 840 See also Skepticism See also Executions; Number of witches LΓΆper, Bernhard, 870 Lord’s Prayer, 667 M See also Clerical magic; Words, power of Lorraine, Duchy of, 9, 18, 32, 90, 90–91, 91, 202, Macbeth(Shakespeare), 585, 957–958, 1027–1028, 208, 260, 301, 377, 384–950-51, 506, 1078 667–669,955–957, 1213 Macfarlane, Alan, 12, 17, 18, 44, 165, 267, 323, 357, See also France; RΓ©my, Nicholas 360, 493, 687–688, 977 Loudun nuns, 77, 129, 170, 216, 669–672 See also Anthropology; Functionalist anthropology; See also Convent cases; Exorcism; France; Historiography Possession, demonic Machiavelli, NiccolΓ², 39, 98, 214, 294, 424, Louis XIV, King, 10–12, 32, 125, 190, 314, 390, 688–689, 778 679–680, 832–833, 832–833 Machiavellianism, 39, 98, 214, 294, 424, 688–690, See also Decline of the Witch Hunts; France 778 Louviers nuns, 672–673 Mackenzie, Sir George, 690–691, 1020 See also Convent cases; Exorcism; Possession, See also England demonic Macon, 107.891 Love magic, 11, 12, 101, 124, 125, 134, 144, 151, Maffei, Scipione, 315, 691–692, 1107, 1108 164, 177, 179, 191, 296, 374, 389, 409, 425, See also Italy 438, 450, 453, 524, 525, 538, 575, 578, Magi, 1108 673–675,978, 1149–1150 Magiae naturalis (della Porta), 1015 See also Inquisition, Venetian; Magic, Popular; Magic, 24, 44, 456–457, 552–553, 1226 Potions Antichrist and, 45–46 Lowes, John, 513, 675–676 black, 118, 128, 425 See also England; Hopkins, Matthew Christian, 119–120 Loyola, Ignatius, 586, 1109 circle, 698–700 Lucerne, 395, 397, 487, 682, 790, 859, 890, clerical, 197–198 1100–1101, 1114, 1154, 1164, 1213 countermagic and, 221–223, 237–239 Lucifer, 125, 174, 209, 232, 263, 271, 277–278, curative, 223, 422, 745–7461 291–293, 480, 485–486, 486, 567, 652, 1078, deception and, 249–250 1163 everyday, 524–525 See also Beelzebub; Devil Finnish, 373–374 Luciferianism. See Lucifer Hungary and southeastern Europe, 520–526 Luck, 35, 42, 42–43, 103, 115, 175, 181, 222, 242, image, 536–538 264, 326, 332 Islamic, 569–573 Ludus de antichristo, 46 Jewish, 118–119, 592–595 See also Antichrist learned, 12, 34, 35, 51, 93, 167, 192, 198, 241, Lugbara society, 43–44 242, 448, 490, 574, 700–704, 700–704, 1209 Luhrmann, Tanya Marie, 44 love, 11, 12, 101, 124, 125, 134, 144, 151, 164, Luther, Martin, 47, 54, 137, 141, 144, 187, 194, 231, 177, 179, 191, 296, 374, 389, 409, 425, 438, 264, 272, 278, 329, 352, 399, 455, 463, 464, 450, 453, 524, 525, 538, 575, 578, 673–675, 546, 644, 676–677,932, 934, 936, 992–993 673–675, 978, 1149–1150, 1149–1150 See also Protestant Reformation milk, 765–766 I-18 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.20 Application File Maria Theresa, Holy Roman Empress, 74, 507, 602, Menghi, Girolamo, 340, 460, 559, 578, 749–750, 639, 729–731, 1049, 1097, 1098 940 See also Austria; Decline of the Witch Hunts; Mennonites, 36, 37, 536, 601, 750–751, 873 Swieten, Gerard van See also Gender; Protestant Reformation Marital status, 1054 Mental illness, 31, 253, 263, 289, 493, 747–749, See also Family of love; Female witches 751–752, 1195 Mark of the Devil. See Devil’s mark See also Freud, Sigmund; Medicine and medical Marlowe, Christopher, 23, 273, 342, 353, 463, 957 theory; Melancholy; Psychoanalysis; Weyer, Martson, John, 958 Johann Mary II, Queen, 974 Mergentheim, ecclesiastical territory of, 752–753, 877 Mary, Queen of Scots, 583 See also Ecclesiastical territories Mary, the Virgin, 731–732, 1113–1114 Merian the Elder, MatthΓ€us, 62 Masque of Queenes (Jonson), 958 Merlin, 40, 546, 753–754 Materials Toward a History of Witchcraft (Lea), 648 See also Magus Mather, Cotton, 732–734, 768, 783, 941, 942–943 Merry Devil of Edmonton, 958 See also Demonology; New England; Salem Mersenne, Marin, 402 Mather, Increase, 734–736, 1075 Merzig-Saargua, 986 See also New England; Salem; Spectral evidence Metamorphoses (Golden Ass), 51, 379 Max III Joseph, 102 Metamorphosis, 40–41, 161, 191, 260, 261, 281, Maximilian I, Duke of Bavaria, 638, 736–737, 881 406, 448, 754–757, 1044, 1123, 1139, Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor, 737, 1136 1202–1203 Mayer, Andreas Ulrich, 103 See also Lycanthropy McCarthy, Joseph, 359, 769 Metamorphosis (Kafka), 656 Mechanical philosophy, 193, 314, 358, 737–739 Metonymy, 1224 Mecklenburg, Duchy of, 393, 418, 739–741 Mexican Inquisition, 823–825 See also Germany, Northeastern Meyfart, Johann MatthΓ€us, 757–758,1129 Medea, 61, 119, 176, 190, 479, 741–742 Michelet, Jules, 460–461, 494, 495, 758–759 Meder, David, 742 See also Female witches; Historiography Mediators, 524 Middle Rhine, 429–431 Medicine and medical theory, 179, 546, 578, 600, Middleton, Thomas, 43, 1017, 1028 649, 742–747, 883–884, 1195 Midelfort, H. C. Erik, 105, 357, 496, 759–760,978 See also Magic, Popular; Weyer, Johann See also Germany, Southwestern; Historiography disease and, 283–285 Midsummer Eve, 325, 760–762 folk, 128–129 Midwives, 67, 153, 175, 358, 360, 407, 477, 478, herbal, 484–485 516, 519, 526, 528, 762–763,772 midwives, 762–763 See also Female witches; Gender Mediterranean Inquisitions, 3, 4, 276, 331, 557 Milan, 21, 26, 29, 67, 139, 219, 225, 319, 351, 372, Meinders, Hermann, 6 384, 456, 464, 558, 574, 575, 576, 598, Melancholiapaintings, 231 763–765 See also Art and visual images; Cranach, Lucas Milk, 13, 40, 42, 59, 60, 84, 115, 195, 239, 325, Melancholiapaintings (Geiler), 1006 347, 350, 351, 383, 406, 409, 410, 433, 450, Melancholy, 274, 314, 321, 395, 448, 506, 516, 570, 521, 522, 525, 526, 528, 529, 629, 765–767, 747–749 1139, 1142 See also Mental illness; Weyer, Johann See also Magic, popular Melanchthon, Philipp, 352, 463, 481, 905, 936, 937, Millenarianism, 47, 358, 767–768 1198 See also Antichrist; Apocalypse; Devil Melibea, 177, 294 Miller, Arthur, 359, 369, 370, 769 Memorates, 383 See also Literature; Modern Political Usage; Salem; Memorial der Tugend(Schwarzenberg), 61 Witch hunts Memory Prompts to Virtue(Breu), 145–146 Milton, John, 1002 I-20 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.21 Application File Minden, 303, 430, 432, 433 Moura, Manuel Vale de, 509, 792–793 Miracle de ThΓ©ophile, Le (Rutebeuf), 1114 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 852 Miracles, 46, 69, 118, 172, 181, 204, 237, 242, 249, Muchembled, Robert, 2, 793–794 301, 373, 403, 445, 490, 503, 531, 532, 548, See also Acculteration Thesis; Historiography 567, 569, 570, 589, 590, 591, 664, 692–695, Munich, 1004 700, 701, 704, 730–732, 769–770, 780, 784, MΓΌnster, prince-bishopric of, 432, 794–795 787, 825, 847, 890, 903, 948, 973, 1014, 1041, MΓΌnster,Thomas, 768 1044, 1048, 1106, 1136, 1156, 1173, 1183, Muratori, Ludovico Antonio, 315, 539, 795–796, 1184 1107 See also Bible; Enlightenment; Skepticism See also Enlightenment; Italy Misconceptions about witch hunts, 770–773 Murder, ritual. See Ritual murder Misogyny, 18, 130, 218, 328, 357, 358, 370, 408, Murray, Margaret Alice, 495, 796–797, 806, 839, 539, 596, 613 876 See also Female witches; Gender See also Fertility cults; Historiography MΓΆden, Johann, 773–774 Muselim, 85 Modena, 169, 170, 438, 558, 559, 774–776 Music, 62, 169, 259, 281, 295, 305, 384, 385, 396, Modern witch hunts, 1215–1217 438, 517, 522, 525, 529, 596, 797–799, See also Witch Hunts, Contemporary 852–853 Molitor, Ulrich, 59, 60, 144, 278, 288, 475, 655, β€œMusiel Register,” 3–4 776–777 Muslims, 84, 85, 121, 234, 272, 569–573, 569–573, See also Demonology 571 Monsters, 166, 438, 454, 491, 520, 548, 570, See also Balkans (western and central); Islamic 777–779,1079 witchraft and magic; Portugal; Spain See also Animals; Demons; Infanticide; Mystery of Baphomet, The(Hammer-Purgstall), 1112 Lycanthropy; Metamorphosis Mysticism, 211, 212, 281, 437, 488–490, 547, 572, Montaigne, Michel de, 30, 260, 539, 779–780, 1047 605–607 See also Skepticism Mythology, 45, 176, 190–191, 264, 267, 279–281, Monter,William, 277, 321, 326, 377, 385, 390, 412, 295, 341, 365, 373–374, 461, 479, 480, 496, 415, 438, 477, 483, 496, 780–781 520–521, 618, 651, 741–742, 875–876, See also Historiography 1005–1006, 1118–1119 Montespan, Madame de, 11, 125 Moon, 64, 65, 144, 157, 161, 166, 272, 279, 383, N 396, 475, 479, 500, 514, 520, 523, 528, 548, 610, 781–783 Nahe region, 429–431 See also Diana Nalbacher Tal, 986 Mora witches, 783–785, 873 Napier, Richard, 744 See also Children; Sweden Naples, Kingdom of, 113, 227, 319, 438, 558, 575, Moravia, 36, 51, 103, 134, 135, 174, 315, 316, 365, 801–802 393, 486, 530, 613, 785–787 See also Borromeo, St. Carlo; Inquisition, Roman; More, Henry, 141, 262, 445, 499, 500, 787–788 Italy; Malleus Maleficarum; Superstition See also Decline of witch hunts; England Nassau-SaarbrΓΌcken, county of, 429–431, Mosaic law, 635, 836–837, 928 802–803 Mosel region, 429–431 Native Americans, 684, 803–806 Moses, 29, 117, 569, 590, 788–789 See also Shamanism See also Bible; Jews Natural magic, 160–161, 704–705,1014–1016 Mother Shipton, 1037 NaudΓ©, Gabriel, 1047 Motherhood, 358, 360, 789–790 Navarre, High Court of, 93–94, 95, 561–562 See also Family of love; Female witches; Gender; Navarre, kingdom of, 93–96, 173, 184, 206, 385, Midwives 414, 537, 561–562, 994–996, 1069–1070, Mountains and origins of witchcraft, 790–792 1208, 1209, 1236–1238 INDEX I-21
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.22 Application File Nazi interest in witch persecution, 153, 806–808, Nightshade, 297, 830 1230 See also Potions Necromancy, 117, 190, 192, 197, 198, 219, 225, Nissenbaum, Stephen, 44, 165 278, 286, 287, 293, 294, 309, 320, 342, 406, Nobis, Berend, 1213 465, 562, 566–567, 569, 701–702, 808–809, NodΓ©, Pierre, 262, 830–831 964, 1150, 1167–1168, 1201 See also Apocalypse; Boucher, Jean; Demonology; See also Augustine, St.; Bible; Clerical magic; Heresy; Wars of Religion Cunning folk; Eymeric, Nicolas; Ghosts; NΓΆrlingen, Imperial Free City of, 831–832 Ritual magic Normandy, 49, 152, 180, 211, 216, 276, 301, 388, Neopagan witches, 460, 469, 470, 699, 796, 832–833 806–807, 839 See also Joan of Arc; Louviers nuns; Male witches; Neoplatonism, 489, 701, 847, 963–964, 1046, 1108 Parlement of Paris Netherlands, Northern, 32–34, 32–34, 106–107, North America, 22, 29, 154, 159, 182–183, 284, 291–293, 810–813, 1075, 1148 409, 452, 462, 470, 499, 684, 803–808, Netherlands, Southern, 813–818, 1149 818–821, 1003, 1031–1032, 1051 NeuchΓ₯tel, 275–276, 487, 630–631, 712, 904, See also Native Americans; New England; New 1100–1101, 1126 France Neunkirchen/Nahe court, 898 North Berwick witches, 612, 833–836 New Age movement, 695 See also Devil’s mark; Pact with the Devil; Panics; New Christians, 556, 557 Sabbat; Weather magic See also Conversos; Portugal; Spain Norton, Mary Beth, 1181 New England, 66, 165, 172, 182, 185, 189, 277, Norway, 6, 38, 46, 146, 185–186, 267, 412, 413, 332, 356, 410, 468, 582, 732–734, 732–736, 415, 480, 583, 584, 626, 627, 638, 836–839, 769, 818–821, 923, 935–936, 941–943, 887–888, 1030–1031, 1129, 1187–1188 996–1000, 996–1000, 1075, 1181–1182, Nowell, Roger, 620–621 66.165 Number of witches, 839–841 New France, 821–822 See also Chronology of witchcraft trials; New Granada, 822–823 Historiography; Murray, Margaret Alice New Spain, 823–825 Nunneries. SeeConvent cases NewTestament, 47, 69, 107, 119–120, 126, 263, Nuns, French, 25–26, 76–77, 159–160, 444–445, 271, 273, 373, 379, 446, 589, 667, 731, 788, 652–653, 669–673 921, 933, 945, 967, 1221, 1222, 1225 Nuremberg, Imperial Free City, 841–842,1005 See also Bible; Jesus Nuss, Balthasar, 100, 304, 305, 400, 551, 842–843, NewburyWitch, 825–826 1005, 1213 See also Antichrist; England; Pamphlets and news- See also Fulda, prince-abby of; Sattler, Gottfried; papers; Warfare Spee, Friedrich; Tanner, Adam Newspapers, 399, 873–875 Nynauld, Jean de, 926 Nicholas V, Pope, 643 See also Papacy and papal bulls Nicodemism, 351, 601 O Nicolas, Augustin, 1129 Nider, Johannes, 92–93, 162, 164, 176, 187, 194, Obote, Milton, 639 278, 290, 297, 328, 329, 341, 381, 406, 631, Obry, Nicole, 25, 114, 147, 160, 845–846 826–828, 896, 992, 1045, 1064, 1203, 1209 See also Demons; Ghosts; Loudun nuns; Wars of Night witch Religion Night Witch/Night Hag, 828–829 Occulist movements. See Contemporary witchcraft See also Cannibalism; Cats; Crossroads; Diana Occult, 23, 24, 45, 90, 115, 117, 120, 128, 138, 148, (Artemis); Ghosts; Nightmare; Strix, Striga, 211, 212, 221, 223, 240, 245, 250, 256, 257, Stria 261, 269, 284, 287, 296, 297, 327, 329, 382, Nightmare, 181, 546, 829–830 402, 489, 494, 497, 527, 554, 560, 570, 571, See also Scot, Reginald 605, 606, 846–850, 1015 I-22 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.23 Application File See also Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich Owls, 1088–1089 Cornelius; Alchemy; Astrology; Augustine, St.; See also Animals Bodin, Jean; Dee, John; Della Porta, Oxford and Cambridge Universities Giambattista; Devil; Kabbalah; Necromancy; Oxford University, 865–866 Science and Magic; Scot, Reginald; Weyer, Johann P Odes and Epodes (Horace), 514 Odyssey(Homer), 121, 190, 191, 507–508, 569 Pact with the Devil, 144–145, 216, 632, 867–869, Offenburg, Imperial Free City of, 88, 850–851 867–869, 1113–1114, 1209 Ointments, 41, 52, 60, 162, 176, 206, 214, 246, 258, See also Aquinas, St. Thomas; Augustine, St.; Canon 297, 342, 364, 379, 398, 481, 514, 614,851, Episcopi; Del Rio, MartΓ­n; Hopkins, 1203 Matthew; Necromancy; Possession, demonic; See also Del Rio, MartΓ­n; Della Porta, Giambattista; Scot, Reginald; Weyer, Johann Flight of witches; Poison Paderborn, prince-bishopric of, 869–870 Old age, 394, 409, 615, 1054 Pagan cults, 772 Old Testament (Hebrew Bible), 68, 86, 90, 117–119, See also Fertility cults 117–119, 117–120, 144, 150, 241, 263, 271, Pagan practices, 157, 212, 279–280, 364–367, 337, 373, 379, 397, 437, 446, 462, 480, 516, 548–549, 571, 692–693, 699, 853–854, 520, 590–591, 592, 692, 700, 742, 788, 792, 1118–1119 808, 903, 921, 928, 933, 945, 952, 966, 1062, Palatinate, electorate of,870–872 1131, 1222, 1225 Palingh, Abraham, 872–873 See also Bible Palladius, Peder, 195, 683 Oldenburger, Philip A., 171 Pamphlets and newspapers, 873–875 Omens, 1088–1089 See also Confessions; Devil Books See also Divination; Oracles Pamplona, 93–95, 561, 1208 Opera, 295, 393, 474, 852–853 Pan, 875–876 See also Circe; Contemporary witchcraft; Faust, See also Art and visual images; Baphomet; Goya y Johann Georg; Medea; Music Lucientes, Francisco JosΓ© de; Guazzo, Oporinus, Johannes, 883 Francesco Maria; Lancre, Pierre de; Murray, Opusculum de striis(Visconti), 1171–1172 Margaret Alice; Sabbat Oracles, 121, 166, 249, 250, 285, 329, 534, 569, Pandaemonium(Bovet), 141–142 853–854, 1037 See also Demonology; England Ordeal, 5, 14, 86, 94, 124, 136, 192, 222, 226, 286, Panics, 876–878,1196–1197, 1237 325, 341, 364, 510, 527, 564, 854–856, 1092, Papacy and papal bulls, 495, 551–552, 554, 642, 1097–1099 878–881, 967–968, 1063, 1161, 1203. Seealso See also Courts, secular; Tests for Witchcraft; individual popes Torture Pappenheimer family, 881–882 Ordenac,Γ΅es Afonsinas, 919–920 Paracelsus, Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, Origins of witch hunts, 856–860 882–884 Orthodox Christianity, 86, 860–863,980–982, 1002, Paradise Lost (Milton), 1002 1141 Pardons, 1067 See also Augustine, St.; Carolina Code; Paris, University of,884–885 Enlightenment; Exodus; Jews See also Demons; Gerson, Jean; Idolatry; Osborne, John and Ruth, 863–864 Superstition OsnabrΓΌck, bishopric of,864 Parker, Martin, 617 Osterwald, Peter von, 103 Parlement of Bordeaux, 49, 95–96, 386, 622–623, Othello(Shakespeare), 1029 780, 948 Ottoman Turks, 83, 515, 517, 581 Parlement of Dijon, 50, 76, 152, 386–388 Outlaw, William, 613–615 Parlement of Paris, 49, 59, 130, 564, 726, 885–887, Out-of-body experiences, 382 963, 991, 1067, 1128, 1144, 1182–1183 Oversbury,Thomas, 864–865 See also France; Gender; Historiography INDEX I-23
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.24 Application File Parlement of Rouen, 49, 386–388, 672–673, Pico della Mirandola, Gianfrancesco, 30, 158, 162, 832–833, 1056–1057, 1183 172, 489, 539, 551, 575, 655–656, 898–900, Parlement of Toulouse, 8, 48–49, 188, 386–388, 1025, 1045, 1089, 1108, 1136, 1204 624–625, 624–625, 832 See also Canon Episcopi; Diana Parlements, 48–50, 77, 91, 152, 386–388, 444–445, Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni, 489, 595, 898, 1108, 624–625, 780, 832–833, 1128, 1210 1226 See also France; Parlement of Paris Piedmont, 900–901 Parzival (Eschenbach), 1110 Pinel, Phillipe, 940 Paul III, Pope, 558 Piperno, Pietro, 110, 901–902 See also Papacy and papal bulls Pisa, 179, 443, 1045, 1081, 1146 Paul, St., 120 Pittenweem witches, 902–903 Paul V, Pope, 994 See also Bewitchment; Lynching; Scotland See also Papacy and papal bulls Pius II, Pope, 581 Paulus, Nikolaus, 887 See also Papacy and papal bulls Pays de Labourd, 1235 Pius IX, Pope, 495 Pedersdotter, Anna, 887–888 See also Papacy and papal bulls PΓ©lerinage de la vie humaine(Deguileville), 59–60 Plague, 21, 354, 411, 903–904 PeΓ±a, Francisco, 888–889 See also Bible; Devil; Disease; Miracles; Moses; Pendle witches, 619–621 Poison; Scapegoats People of the Night, 889–890 Plainacher, Elsa, 1168–1169 See also Benandanti; Canon Episcopi; Diana Plantsch, Martin, 904–905.Seealso Malleus (Artemis); Fairies; Flight of witches; Maleficarum Ginzburg, Carlo; Grimm, Jacob; Gui, Plato, 632, 846, 1117 Bernard; Holda; Shamanism; Stoeckhlin, Platonism, 1177 Chonrad; TΓ‘ltos Pleier, Cornelius, 905–906 People of the night (Nachtvolk) Pliny the Elder, 30, 236, 633, 692, 847, 933, 970 Perkins, William, 182, 217, 220, 261, 732, 812, Poetics(Aristotle), 656 866, 890–891, 942 Poison, 481, 725–726, 725–726, 830, 906–907 See also Demons; Imagination; Lancre, Pierre de; See also Affair of the Poisons; Hemlock; Maleficium; Water, holy Nightshade; Ointments; Plague; Potions Perreaud, FranΓ§ois, 891–892 Poisonous magic, 246, 514, 618, 741 See also France Poland, 91–92, 246–247, 683, 907–910, 927, Perry,William, 121–122 927–928, 965, 1149 Personality of witches, 892–894 Policraticus(John of Salisbury), 596–597 See also Female witches; Gender; Maleficium; Politics, 45, 540–541, 540–541, 952, 1020, 1213 Malleus Maleficarum;Mental illness; Ritual Poltergeist, 910–911, 1177, 1189 magic See also Ghosts; Salem; Spectral evidence Peru, 894–896 Pomponazzi, Pietro, 911–912, 1046 Peruvian Inquisition, 822 Ponzinibio, Giovanni Francesco, 30, 912–913, 1045, Peter of Bern, 896–897 1081 See also Cannibalism; Cauldron; Infanticide; Popes. SeePapacy and papal bulls; Roman Catholic Kramer, Heinrich; Origins of the Witch Church; specific popes Hunts; Sacraments and sacramentals Popular beliefs in witches, 42–43, 75, 220, 297–298, Peter the Great, 862 347–349, 409, 516–517, 527–529, 868, 891, Pfalz-ZweibrΓΌcken, duchy of, 897–898 913–917, 1119, 1139 Philip II, King, 637, 1098 See also Confessions; Countermagic; Cunning folk; Philip IV, King, 1111 Devil; Divination; Fairies; Familiars; Ghosts; Philip VI, King, 973 Lycanthropy; Magic, Popular; Metamorphosis; Phillips, Mary, 512 Mora witches; Rural witchcraft; Sabbat; Philostratus, 508, 618 Sorcery; Vampire; Vision; Words, power of I-24 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.26 Application File Rategno, Bernardo of Como, 158, 194, 575, 764, RΓ©my, Nicholas, 47, 91, 99, 130, 147, 171, 184, 189, 951–952 203, 206, 235, 260, 276, 377, 446, 459, 464, Rationalism, 10, 106, 454, 493–496, 494, 663, 682, 467, 623, 644, 662, 668–669, 736, 756, 817, 689, 768, 1044, 1158, 1173 828, 930, 955–957, 977, 989, 990, 1087, 1089, See also Enlightenment; Science and magic; 1204, 1213. See also Crimen exceptum; Del Rio, Skepticism MartΓ­n; Demonology; Lancre, Pierre de; Rawlings, Jerry, 685 Lorraine, Duchy of; Malleus Maleficarum Rebels, 449, 951–952,1010, 1057 Renaissance, 160–161, 167, 701, 848–849, 1226 See also Basel, Council of; Basque country; Perkins, See also Italy; Skepticism William; Peru; Ritual Magic; Scapegoats; Renaissance drama, England, 957–959 Scotland See also Devil; Female witches; James VI and I, Reformed Protestantism. See Protestant Reformation King of Scotland and England; Medea; Regino of PrΓΌm, 151, 164, 379, 455, 501–502, 635, Shakespeare, William 642, 988 Repentance, 1107 See also Canon Episcopi Restoration, 171–172 Reichshofrat (Imperial Aulic Court), 50, 89, 304, See also England 378, 505–507, 603, 608, 850, 953–954, 1067, Reutlingen, Imperial City of, 427, 540–542, 918 1213 Revelation, Book of, 47, 119, 137, 722, 767–768, See also Bamberg, Prince-Bishopric of; Carolina 930, 933, 934, 967, 975 Code; Cologne; Holy Roman Empire; Revenants, 959–960 Offenburg, Imperial Free City of; See also Folklore; Ghosts; Necromancy; Night Reichskammergericht;Vaduz, county of Witch/Night Hag; Vampire Reichskammergericht (Imperial Chamber Court), Riezler, Sigmund, 960–961 50–51, 57, 79, 99, 305, 307, 361, 377, 400, Riga, 629, 1221 423, 428, 433, 505–507, 510, 542–544, 603, Rings, cramp, 974 689, 776, 843, 850, 864, 869, 897–898, 953, Rings, magical, 961 954–955,1055, 1067, 1082, 1133, 1135, See also Amulet and talisman; Charms; Demons; 1144–1146, 1213, 1228, 1230 Grimoires; Ritual Magic; Royal healing See also Carolina Code; Crimen exceptum;Holy Rites, 425 Roman Empire;Reichshofrat;Swimming test; Ritual magic, 961–964 Trials Ritual murder, 964–965 Religion See also Blood; Infanticide; Jews See also Heresy; Islamic witchcraft and magic; Jews; Rituals, 1029–1030, 1029–1030, 1224–1225 Protestant Reformation; Roman Catholic See also Clerical magic; Magic, Popular; Roman Church; Wars of Religion Catholic Church; Sacraments and Bavarian War of the Witches, 101–104 sacramentals Bible, 117–120, 137, 592–595 Robbins, Rossell Hope, 965–966, 1065 Clerical magic, 197–198 See also Historiography magic and, 42–43, 64, 140, 212, 282, 493–495, Roberts, Alexander, 941 524, 535, 650, 664, 692–698, 706, 716, 853, Robinson, Edmund, 621 903, 920, 981, 1029, 1091–1092 Rojas, Fernando de, 177 miracles, 769–770, 847 Roman Catholic Church, 26–27, 75, 102, 114, 147, occult and, 52, 127, 297, 524, 746, 846, 964 207, 317–319, 338–340, 359–60, 535, role of, 2, 35, 37, 42, 62, 68–69, 77, 90, 117, 126, 878–881, 924, 936, 965, 966–970 130, 150, 171, 263, 301, 326, 412, 503, 553, early modern age, 968–970 658, 688, 689, 743, 744, 750, 941, exorcism and, 338–340 1020–1021, 1059, 1182–1183, 1210–1211 feminism and, 359–360 superstition, 968–970, 1091–1092 late antiquity to Middle Ages, 966–967 Religion and the Decline of Magic (Thomas), papacy, inquisition, and theology, 967–968 1115–1116 Roman Inquisition, 26–27, 169–170, 195, 224–225, Religious magic, 524 558–560, 1034–1036, 1047, 1130, 1133 I-26 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.27 Application File Roman law, 633, 636, 970–971, 1212 1124, 1156, 1169–1170, 1172, 1177, 1178, See also Crimen exceptum; Defixiones; Laws on 1196, 1201–1204, 1202, 1203, 1208, 1211, witchcraft; Maleficium 1212, 1229, 1230, 1235 Romans, 846–847 Beneventan, 109–110 See also Defixiones; Laws on witchcraft; Pagan cults BlΓ€kulla, 126–127 Romanticism, 453–454, 460, 494, 771 demonologist defuse, 989–990 See also Historiography origins of, 988–989 Rosa, Salvator, 971–972 in trials, 990–991 See also Art and visual images; Breughel, Pieter the Sacraments and sacramentals, 992–993,1184–1185 Elder; Del Rio, MartΓ­n; Gheyn II, Jacques de See also Heresy; Luther, Martin; Malleus Rosicrucians, 29 Maleficarum; Nider, Johannes; Peter of Bern; See also Enlightenment Protestant Reformation; Roman Catholic Rothenburg, 543–544 Church; Superstition; Water, holy Rottweil, 541–542 Sacred books. See Holy books Rouen, Parlement of, 49, 386–388, 672–673, Sacred words, 1225–1226 832–833, 1056–1057, 1183 See also Bible; Cures; Lord's Prayer; Words, power Rowling, J. K., 657 of Royal healing, 972–974 Sacrifices, 365–366 See also Amulet and talisman; Cunning folk; See also Pagan cults Divination; Herbal medicine; Mary, the Sadducees, 104, 171–172, 218, 734 Virgin; Medicine and medical theory; Rings, Saducismus Triumphatus, 445–446 magical; Superstition; Water, holy Saftleven, Cornelis, 993–994 Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor, 506, 849, 974–975 See also Art and visual images Runebomme, 626 Saints, 664–665 Rural witchraft, 976–980 See also Discernment of spirits; Holiness; Living See also Children; Countermagic; Cunning folk; saints; Protestant Reformation; Roman Impotence, sexual; Love magic; Maleficium; Catholic Church; specific saints Medicine and medical theory; Mountains and Salazar FrΓ­as, Alonso de, 96, 206, 342, 482, 561–562, origins of witchcraft; Popular beliefs in witch- 991, 994–996, 1047 es; Social and economic status of witches; See also Basque country; Demonology; Inquisition, Sorcery; Urban witchcraft; Witch; Witch Spanish; Lee, Henry Charles; Ointments; finders Sabbat; Spain; Weyer, Johann; Zugurramurdi, Russell, Jeffrey, 790 witches of Russia, 860–862, 980–984, 1057 Salem, 732–734, 783, 820–821, 891, 935–936, See also Contemporary witchcraft; Demonology; 942–943, 996–1000, 1075, 1181–1182, 1215, Enlightenment; Orthodox Christianity; Trials; 1216 Ukraine See also Confessions; Devil; Divination; Evidence; Ryckaert, David, 779 Mather, Increase; Miller, Arthur; New Ryder, Daniel, 656 England; Panics; Quakers; Spectral evidence S Saluces, Georges de, 93, 368, 487, 631, 1007, 1127, 1161 Saar region, 429–431, 802, 985–987 Salzburg, prince-archbishopric of, 1000–1001 See also Holy Roman Empire; Lorraine, Duchy of; Samhain, 469–470 Luxembourg, Duchy of; Popular persecution; Sami, 626 Trier, electorate of; Witch hunts See also Lapland; Norway Sabbat, 30, 36, 37, 38, 40, 71, 97, 164–165, 356, Sancta Clara. Abrahama, 1001 382, 401, 405, 411, 419, 428, 430, 431–433, Sanders, Alex, 212 435, 436, 439, 440, 443–444, 446–447, 448, Sartot, Edmund, 729 460, 470, 474, 478, 480, 482, 485, 497, 500, Satan. See Devil; Satanism; Satanists 502, 516–517, 529, 624, 987–992, 1020, 1107, Satanism, 125, 1001–1004 INDEX I-27
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.28 Application File See also Black Mass; Contemporary witchcraft; Scientific Revolution, 203, 609–611, 702–703, Crimen exceptum; Devil; Heresy; Maleficium; 744–745 Pact with the Devil; Templars; Vaudois See also Kepler, Johannes; Medicine and medical Satanists, 90 theory Sattler, Gottfried, 1004–1005 Scientology, 495 See also Agrarian crises; Bavaria, duchy of; Scot, Reginald, 40, 601, 809, 812, 869, 875, 957, Eichsta:tt, Prince-Bishopric of; Fulda, prince- 958–959, 1016–1018, 1022, 1037, 1046 abby of; Ingolstadt, University of; Maximilian Scotland, 1–2, 1–2, 6, 24–25, 189–190, 583–586, I, Duke of Bavaria; Nuremberg, Imperial Free 627–628, 690–691, 833–836, 833–836, City; Witch-Bishops 902–903, 902–903, 902–903, 951, 952, Saturn, 1005–1006 1018–1019, 1018–1021, 1019–1020, See also Art and visual images; Astrology; 1020–1021, 1129, 1210 Cannibalism; Cauldron; Impotence, sexual; See also James VI and I, King of Scotland and Melancholy England; Kirk; Larner, Christina; North Saturn Devouring One of His Sons(Rubens), 1005 Berwick witches; Scott, Walter Savonarola, Girolamo, 172 Scott, Walter, 1021–1022, 1112 See also Italy See also Literature; Scotland Savoy, duchy of, 1006–1008 Scrying, 1023–1024 Saxony, electorate of,1008–1010 See also Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich See also Carolina Code; Carpzov, Benedict; Cornelius; Dee, John; Hartlieb, Johann; Executions; Germany, Northeaster; Laws on Isidore of Seville, St.; John of Salisbury witchcraft Second sight, 1037–1038 Saxony-Anhalt, 420, 420–421 Secular courts, 227–231, 318–319 See also Saxony, electorate of Secularism, 849 Scapegoats, 86, 903–904, 1010–1011 See also Decline of witch hunts; Enlightenment; See also Accusations; Impotence, sexual; James VI Skepticism and I, King of Scotland and England; Sentencing, 1134 Maleficium;Medicine and medical theory; See also Executions; Punishment; Trials Rebels; Spells; Weather magic Seven Deadly Sins,The (Bosch), 1124 Scene of Witchcraft (Teniers), 1113 Sexism, 357 Schaufelein, Hans, 59 Sexual activity, diabolic, 71, 348, 1024–1027, 1108, Schimpf und Ernst (Pauli), 60 1122, 1202 Schleswig-Holstein, duchies of, 434, 1011–1012, See also Angels; Confessions; Corporeality, angelic 1213 and demonic; Demons; Familiars; Gender; Schlutterbauer, Anna, 1168–1169 Heresy; Incubus and succubus; Malleus Scholasticism, 53–54, 1044 Maleficarum; Protestant Reformation See also Aquinas, St. Thomas; Paris, University of; Sexual impotence, 544–546 Universities Shakespeare, William, 585, 625, 957–958, Schultheiss, Heinrich von, 588, 1012–1013, 1213 1027–1029, 1078 See also Cologne; Evidence; Swimming test See also England; Familiars; Gender; Literature; Science, 598, 695–698, 846 Rebels; Renaissance drama, England See also Alchemy; Astrology; Enlightenment; Magic, Shamanism, 41–42, 296–297, 626, 804–806, Learned; Scientific Revolution 1029–1031, 1105–1106 Science and magic, 1013–1016 Shape changing. SeeMetamorphosis See also Alchemy; Amulet and talisman; Aquinas, Shaw, Christian, 31, 185, 1020 St. Thomas; Astrology; Baranowski, Bogdan; Sherwood, Grace, 1031–1032,1051 Della Porta, Giambattista; Hermeticism; Sicily, 1032–1034 Magic, Learned; Mechanical philosophy; See also Benevento, walnut tree of; Fairies; Italy; Medicine and medical theory; Miracles; People of the Night; Sabbat; Sorcery; Spain Monsters; Occult; Sight, powers of; Sympathy; Sienese New State, 1034–1036, 1059. Seealso Thoth; Yates, Frances Amelia Maleficium;Sorcery; Trials I-28 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.29 Application File Sight, powers of, 1037–1038 Soman, Alfred, 49 See also Augustine, St.; Cunning folk; Dee, John; See also France; Historiography; Parlement of Paris Divination; Oracles; Scot, Reginald; Scrying; Somerset witches, 1060–1061 Shamanism See also Bovet, Richard; Cunning folk; England; Signs, 1226 Glanvill, Joseph; Hopkins, Matthew See also Divination; Magic, Learned; Magic, Sorcery and Sorcerers, 13, 59–60, 72, 106, 118, 327, Popular; Oracles 328–329, 396, 613–615, 626, 707, 1061–1064, Silesia, 1038–1040 1121, 1200–1201 Simon, Jordan, 102, 1040–1041 Sortes, 121 Simon Magus, 1041–1042 Sources for witchcraft trials, 1065–1068 ?indelΓ‘fi, Bedfiich, 1042–1043 See also Appeals; Confiscation of witches’ property; See also Historiography; Nazi interest in witch Fugger family; Historiography; Imperial free persecution; Orthodox Christianity; cities; Nazi interest in witch persecution; Slovakia Pamphlets and newspapers; Parlement of Paris; Sinistrari, Ludovico Maria, 1043–1044 Universities Sixtus V, Pope, 319, 557, 724, 802, 888, 969 South African Witchcraft Suppression Act, 684–685 See also Papacy and papal bulls Spain, 54–56, 82–83, 83–84, 167–168, 173–174, Skepticism, 23–24, 30, 220, 251–252, 262, 315–316, 177–178, 191–192, 295–296, 295–296, 358–359, 787, 795, 868–869, 924, 1016–1017, 363–364, 560–562, 636–637, 994–-996, 1057, 1044–1050, 1195 1069–1074, 1131–1132, 1236–1238 Skragge, Elaus, 783–784 Spanish America, 822–825, 894–896, 1070–1073 Slander, 1050–1051 See also Celestina, La;Countermagic; Flight of witch- See also Accusations; Honor; Lawyers; Maleficium; es; Love magic; Ma l e fic i u m ;Medicine and med- Reichskammergericht; Words, power of ical theory; Metamorphosis; Na t i ve Americans; Sleep paralysis, 829 New Grenada; New Spain; Pe ru; Sabbat; So rc e ry Slovakia, 1051–1052 and So rc e rers; Spain; Urban witchcraft See also Female witches; Hungary; ?indela'fi, Spanish Inquisition, 54–56, 82–83, 93–97, 173, 189, Bedfiich; Sources for witchcraft trials 276–277, 381, 560–562, 644, 991, 1032, 1047, Slovenia, 1052–1054 1130, 1133 See also Carolina Code; Courts, secular; Croatia; Spectral evidence, 1074–1076, 1107 Crossroads; Devil’s mark; Female witches; See also Evidence; Possession, demonic; Skepticism; Lynching; Rural witchraft; Sabbat; Swimming Trials test; Torture; Trials; Veronika of Desenice; Spee, Friedrich, 507, 588, 645, 931, 1013, Weather magic 1076–1077, 1106, 1107, 1117, 1129, 1211 Social and economic status of witches, 1054–1059, Spells, 177, 236–237, 326, 528, 545–546, 626, 1082, 1107, 1210–1211 925–927, 1077–1079 See also Acculturation thesis; Age of accused witch- Spiders, 1079–1080 es; Agrarian crises; Capitalism; Cunning folk; See also Animals Gender; Historiography; Macfarlane, Alan; Spina, Alphonso, 1080–1081 Mather, Cotton; Michelet, Jules; Midwives; See also Augustine, St.; Canon Episcopi;Demons; Motherhood; Netherlands, Northern; Diana; Incubus and succubus Personality of witches; Rebels Spina, Bartolomeo Della, 31, 158, 219, 509, 575, Social control, 1059 775, 899, 912, 951, 992, 1045, 1081–1082, See also Acculturation thesis; Gender; Protestant 1177, 1204 Reformation; Rebels See also Canon Episcopi; Demonology; Dominican Social sciences, 695–698 order; Flight of witches See also Anthropology; Ethnology; Historiography Spinoza, Benedict, 1048 Social theory, 494 Spirit flight, 382 Society of Jesus. See Jesuits Spirits, 282–283, 520–521, 522–523, 910–911, 961, Sodom and Gomorrah, 508–509 1105, 1122, 1177, 1189 Soldan, Wilhelm Gottlieb, 494, 1060 See also Angels; Demons; Discernment of spirits INDEX I-29
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.30 Application File Spirituality, 923–924 See also Agobard of Lyons; Aquinas, St. Thomas; Sprenger, Jakob, 199 Canon Episcopi; Enlightenment; Malleus See also Kramer, Heinrich; Malleus Maleficarum Maleficarum; Ordeal; Protestant Reformation; Sribonius, Wilhelm Adolf, 1022–1023 Skepticism See also Angels; Corporeality, angelic and demonic; Sweden, 126–127, 126–127, 135–136, 135–136, Swimming test; Water, holy 627, 707–708, 783, 783–785, 1092–1096, St. John’s Day, 761 1129, 1208, 1212 See also Folklore; Midsummer eve Swieten, Gerard van, 1096–1097 St. Maximin, Prince-Abbey of, 1082–1083 Swimming test, 25, 112, 132, 136, 331, 341, 684, See also Ecclesiastical territories 771, 1097–1099, 1139–1140, 1184–1185 St. Osyth witches, 1083–1084 See also Evidence; Faversham witches; Lynching; Star Chamber, Court of, 466, 585, 600, 675, 866 Ordeal; Osborne, John and Ruth; Sherwood, Stearne, John, 47, 942, 1084–1085, 1128, 1207 Grace See also Bible; Demonology; England; Familiars; Switzerland, 39–40, 150, 368–369, 401–402, Warboys, witches of; Watching and walking; 411–412, 411–412, 450–451, 455–456, Witch finders; Witch’s mark 630–632, 630–632, 647–648, 896–897, Sterzinger, Ferdinand, 1085–1086 1099–1102, 1126–1127, 1154–1155, Stichomancy, 120 1159–1160, 1209 See also Divination Syllabus of Errors (Pius IX), 495 Sticks, 1086–1087 Sympathy, 1102–1104 See also Art and visual images; Cannibalism; See also Astrology; Hermeticism; Medicine and Cauldron; Circe; Devil; Endor, Witch of; medical theory Flight of witches; People of the Night; Ritual magic; Sabbat; Sorcery and Sorcerers; Toads; T Vaudois; Weather magic Stoeckhlin, Chonrad, 889–890, 1087–1088 Tableau de l’Inconstance des mauvais anges et d’emons Stonings, 86 (Lancre), 138, 439, 622, 622–623, 875, 990, See also Punishments 1087, 1204, 1213, 1235, 1236 Strasbourg, Diocese of, 32, 1088 Talismans. SeeAmulet and talisman Strix, Striga, Stria, 1088–1089 TΓ‘ltos, 889, 1105–1106 See also Cannibalism; Del Rio, MartΓ­n; See also Animals; Hungary and southeastern Europe Demonology; Flight of witches; Infanticide; Tambiah , Stanley J., 696, 1224 Lamia; Laws on witchcraft; Lilith; Tanner, Adam, 75, 100, 1005, 1106–1107, 1129, Metamorphosis; Night Witch/Night Hag; Pico 1130, 1142 della Mirandola, Gianfrancesco; Witchcraft Tartarotti, Girolamo, 539–540, 1049, 1107–1108 Subsistence crises, 21–22 Tasso, Torquato, 1108–1109 See also Agrarian crises; Little Ice Age; Origins of Tawney, R. H., 1116 the witch hunts Tears, 1109 Succubus, 546–548 Tedworth, 107, 910, 446500 Suicide, 1089–1090 Tempest, The (Shakespeare), 957, 1029 See also Agrarian crises; Carolina Code; Ghosts; Templars, 89–90, 1109–1112 Inquisitorial procedure; Joseph II, Emperor; See also Amulet and talisman; Baphomet; Kramer, Heinrich; Pact with the Devil; RΓ©my, Enlightenment; Grimoires; Idolatry; Scott, Nicholas; Revenants; Torture; Weather magic Walter; Torture Summa Theologiae (Aquinas), 53 Tengler, Ulrich, 59, 60, 645, 1142–1143 See also Scholasticism Teniers, David the Younger, 63, 1112–1113 Summers, Montague, 1090–1091 See also Art and visual images; Hand of Glory; Summis desiderantes affectibus, 451, 547, 551, 552, Popular beliefs in witches 643, 764, 880, 717–719 Tests for witchcraft, 25, 112, 131–132, 136, 331, Superstition, 535–536, 968–970, 1091–1092, 340–342, 930–932, 1097–1099, 1139–1140, 1094–1095 1184–1185 I-30 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.31 Application File See also Devil’s mark; Evidence; Experiments and role of, in witchcraft trials, 1, 40, 124, 132, 136, tests; Ordeal; Trials; Witch’s mark 771, 838 Theodosian Code, 633 survival from, 8–9 Theologia Moralis (Laymann), 645–647 Tostado, Alonso, 1131–1132,1161, 1203 Theology, 967–968 TΓ³th,ErzsΓ©bet, 1105 Theophilus, 1113–1114 Toulouse, Parlement of, 8, 48–49, 188, 386–388, Thirty Years’War, 32, 66, 71, 73, 75, 98, 100, 142, 624–625, 832 166, 186, 214, 236, 286, 305, 307, 361, 370, Tractatus contra demonum invocatores (Vinet), 390, 417–420, 424, 431, 433, 449, 456, 472, 1169–1170 492, 505, 506, 518, 541–542, 608, 625, 646, Tractatus de strigibus (Rategno), 951 653, 662, 729, 736, 740, 751, 786, 803, 842, Tractatus subtilis (Ponzinibio), 912 870, 872, 898, 975, 987, 1012, 1038, 1106, Tractatus theologicus (Thumm), 1119–1120 1120, 1135–1136, 1174, 1180–1181, Tragedy of Doctor Lambe(Parker), 617 1192–1193, 1212, 1218, 1219, 1228, 1231, Trance, 1031 1233 Transubstantiation, 503 See alsoWarfare Transvection. See Flight of witches Tholosan, Claude, 989, 1114–1115 Trent, Council of, 55, 67, 77, 98, 161, 197, 207, 215, See also Canon Episcopi;DauphinΓ©; Errores 304, 306, 307, 319, 550, 802, 880, 936, 969, Gazariorum; Heresy; Origins of the witch 992, 1081, 1192 hunts; Sabbat Trevor-Roper, Hugh, 1132–1133 Thomas, Keith, 12, 18, 44, 360, 493, 496, See also Historiography 1115–1116 Trial of George Jacobs(Matteson), 998 Thomasius, Christian, 494, 1047, 1116–1117, 1145 Trials, 1133–1135 Thorndike, Lynn, 1117–1118 See also specific trials See also Historiography; Occult; Science and magic acquittals at, 6–10 Thoth, 1118–1119 chronology, 187–190 See also Greek magical papyri; Hermeticism; Moses; critics of, 1106, 1116 Occult decline of, 314–315 Three Witches and Death (Beham), 62 evidence in, 330–332 Thumm, Theodor, 1119–1120 juries in, 5, 10, 112, 183, 205, 225, 312–313, 468, Thuringia, 420, 1120–1122 503–504, 531, 600, 681, 820, 874, 935, 998, Thyraesus (Thrace), Petrus, 1122–1123 1019, 1032, 1129, 1133–1135, 1144, 1190 Tinctor, Johann, 1123,1162 jurisdiction in, 1144–1145 See also Art and visual images; Goat medieval, 225 Toads, 1123–1125, 1237 proof in, 934–936 See also Animals records from, 1066–1068 Todi, Witch of, 113, 754, 1125–1126, 1224 role of clergy in, 195–196 See also Benevento, walnut tree of; Flight of witch- role of torture in, 1, 124, 132, 136 es; Italy; Origins of the witch hunts; Sabbat Sabbat in, 990–991 TorrentΓ©, Ulric de, 1126–1127 shamans and, 1030–1031 Torture, 85–86, 599, 1127–1131, 1183–1184, 1212 sources for, 1065–1068 See also Carolina Code; Confessions; Courts, eccle- Ukrainian, 1140–1142 siastical; Courts, inquisitorial; Courts, secular; witnesses at, 5, 1134, 1189, 1222–1224 Crimen exceptum; Hopkins, Matthew; Laws on Tribunal Reformatum(Greve), 599 witchcraft; Laymann, Paul; Meyfart, Johann Trier, electorate of, 4, 122–125, 378–379, 429–431, MatthΓ€us; Ordeal; Roman law; Spee, 666–667, 1082–1083, 1135–1136, 1210 Friedrich; Tanner, Adam; Thomasius, See also Ecclesiastical territories; Witch-Bishops Christian; Trials; Witch hunts Trithemius, Johannes, 48, 1136–1137 confessions via, 9, 204–206 TΓΌbingen, University of, 79, 426, 448, 454, 476, 511, criticism of, 251 541, 609, 610, 868, 904–905, 1119–1120, legalization of, 636 1144–1145, 1200, 1229 INDEX I-31
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.32 Application File TwelveTables, 633, 970 Vaud, Pays de, 1159–1160 Tylor, Edward B., 42 Vauderie d’Arras, 48, 58–59, 278 Tyrol, county of, 1137–1138 Vaudois (Waldensians), 58–59, 60, 1126, 1160–1166 See also Animals; Art and visual images; Dauphine; U Errores Gazariorum;Heresy; Historiography; Origins of the witch hunts; Papacy and papal Uganda, 15, 43, 639 bulls; People of the Night; Revenants; Ukraine, trials, 1140–1142 Waldensianism Ukraine, witchcraft, 1139–1140 Venetian Inquisition, 562–563 See also Animals; Flight of witches; Folklore; Veneziano, Agostino, 62 Identification of witches; Metamorphosis; Venice, 21, 108, 165–166, 227, 233, 236, 245, 294, Milk; Sabbat; Sorcery and Sorcerers; 558, 562–563, 578, 674, 688, 706, 707, 854, Swimming test 880, 933, 934, 1023, 1107, 1148–1150, 1217 Unholden, 502 Verden, 432 United States. See New England; North America Veronika of Desenice, 1166 Universa theologia scholastica, speculativa, practica Vervain, 1166–1167 (Tanner), 1106 Vevey, 401, 487, 630–631, 1161 Universities, 79, 257, 426, 431, 448, 454, 476, 511, Vicente, Joan, 809, 1167–1168 542, 550–551, 609, 610, 666, 773, 865–866, See also Aragon; Celestina, La; Clergy; Grimoires; 868, 904–905, 1067, 1119–1144-45, Inquisition, Spanish; Invocations; 1142–1146, 1145, 1200, 1229, 1230 Necromancy; Rings, magical; Spells; Water, See also Carolina Code; Goedelmann, Johann holy Georg; Gratian; Reichskammergericht; Roman Vienna, 1168–1169 Catholic Church See also Exorcism; Rudolf II, Holy Roman Urban VIII, Pope, 161, 169, 537, 578, 688, 848, 880, Emperor; Urban witchcraft 1146–1147 Vignati, Ambrogio, 1045 See also Papacy and papal bulls; Roman Catholic Village witch, 1105 Church Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham, 617 Urban witchcraft, 1147–1151 Vinet, Jean, 538, 1169–1170 See also Augsburg, Imperial Free City of; Celestina, See also Aquinas, St. Thomas; Augustine, St.; La; Cologne; Geneva; Milan; Poland; Rural Demonology; Sabbat witchraft; Sienese New State Vintler, Hans, 1170–1171 Ursuline nuns, 25, 76, 152, 169, 216, 220, 282, 388, See also Art and visual images 669–671, 672, 727, 854, 880, 933, 934, 1023, Virgil, 41 1107, 1148–1150, 1217 Virgin Mary. See Mary, the Virgin Ut magorem et maleficiorum errores, 1114, 1115 Visconti, Girolamo, 1171–1172 See also Sabbat V Visigothic Code, 641 Visions, 1172–1173 Vaduz, county of, 1153–1154 See also Brueghel, Pieter the Elder; Discernment of See also Appeals; Confiscation of witches' property; spirits; Drugs and hallucinogens; Joan of Arc; Hohenems, Franz Karl von; Number of witch- Kramer, Heinrich; Miracles es; Universities Visual images. SeeArt and visual images Valais, 1154–1155 Volk, Franz, 850 Valencia, Pedro de, 1155–1156 Voltaire, 1173–1174 VallΓ©es, Marie des, 1156–1157 See also Bekker, Balthasar; Bordelon, Laurent; Del Vampire, 183–184, 1157–1159 Rio, MartΓ­n; Descartes, RenΓ©; Devil; See also Blood; Ghosts; Hungary and southeastern Enlightenment; Grimoires; Hutchinson, Europe; Lycanthropy; Maria Theresa, Holy Francis; Jesuits; Maffei, Scipione; Muratori, Roman Empress; Metamorphosis; Nightmare; Ludovico Antonio; Skepticism; Superstition; Revenants; Swieten, Gerard van Tartarotti, Girolamo; Thomasius, Christian I-32 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.33 Application File Von Aschhausen, Johann Gottfried, 87 Wemding, 1004 Von Dorheim, Johann Georg, 87 Wenham, Jane, 1190 Von Zauberey und Zaubererb Gru:ndlicher Bericht Werewolves, 134, 388, 523–524, 629, 680–682, 755, (PrΓ€torius), 928 1105 Vorarlberg, 1174–1175 See also Lycanthropy; Metamorphosis Wesley, John, 1190–1191 W See also England; Enlightenment; Exorcism; Ghosts; Skepticism Wagstaffe, John, 1177–1178 Western Pomerania. SeePomerania See also Bible; England; Poltergeist; Skepticism; Westerstetten, Johann Christoph von, 1191–1193 Superstition See also Ecclesiastical territories Waldensianism, 58–59, 60, 173, 486–487, 1123, Weyer, Johann, 30, 31, 215, 491, 493, 598, 601, 702, 1160–1166 812, 830, 869, 940, 1006, 1046, 1148, See also Heresy; Origins of witch hunts; Vaudois 1193–1196, 1198, 1211, 1221–1222 Walnut Tree of Benevento. See Benevento, walnut tree White, Andrew Dickson, 495 of Wicca, 153, 211–212, 656, 699, 772 Walpurgis Night, 383, 393, 396, 447, 470, 480, 798, See also Contemporary witchcraft 830, 929, 1178–1179 Wick, Johann Jakob, 62, 467 See also Faust, Johann Georg; PrΓ€torius, Anton; Widows, 18, 86 Sabbat See also Age of accused witches; Female witches; Wann, Paulus, 1179 Gender; Personality of witches War of Rarogne, 398 Wiesensteig, 188 Warboys, witches of, 1179–1180 Wilhelm V, duke of Bavaria, 1197–1198 See also Bewitchment; England; Pamphlets and William III, King, 974 newspapers; Puritanism William of Malmesbury, 110–111 Warfare, 1180–1182 William V, duke of Cleves, 1198–1199 See also Agrarian crises; Fear; Panics; Popular perse- Wind knots, 1199–1200 cution; Wars of Religion See also Impotence, sexual; Lapland; Magnus, Wars of religion, 77, 140–141 Olaus; Sorcery and Sorcerers; Weather magic See also Holy Roman Empire; Protestant Winter, Anton, 1200 Reformation; Warfare; Wars of religion Wisensteig, 1196–1197 (France) Wishart family, 1 Wars of religion (France), 140–141, 689, 710–711, Witch animals. SeeFamiliars 1182–1183 Witch craze, 1205–1206 Watching and walking, 1183–1184 See also Africa (Sub-Saharan); Basque country; Water, holy, 1184–1185 Devil’s mark; Satanism; Witch hunts See also Charms; Clerical magic; Experiments and Witch doctors, 14 tests; Malleus Maleficarum;Sacraments and Witch finders, 1206–1209, 1212–1213 sacramentals See alsoWitch hunts Water ordeals. See Swimming test Witch hunts, 624–625, 628, 630–631, 650, 815–817, Waterhouse, Agnes, 874 1000–1001, 1038–1039, 1084, 1093–1094, Weather magic, 22, 1119, 1185–1188 1209–1215 See also Accusations; Astrology; Baldung [Grien], See also Agrarian crises; Apocalpyse; Chronology of Hans; Bernardino of Siena; Cauldron; DΓΌrer, witchcraft trials; Communal persecution; Albracht; Folklore; Little Ice Age; Magnus, Courts, ecclesiastical; Courts, secular; Crimen Olaus; Malleus Maleficarum; Necromancy; exceptum; Ecclesiastical territories; Fear; North Berwick witches; Popular persecution; Female witches; Gender; Germany; Little Ice Sorcery and Sorcerers; Trials; Wind knots Age; Lynching; Malleus Maleficarum; Number Weber, Max, 494 of witches; Panics; Popular persecution; Webster, John, 1189 Skepticism; Social and economic status of Webster, Mary, 820 witches; Torture; Universities; Witch craze INDEX I-33
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.34 Application File Witch hunts (continued) with the Devil; Personality of witches; causes of, 1211 Popular beliefs in witches; Rebels; Sabbat; children and, 184–185 Somerset witches; Tears; Witch hunts; decline of, 250–254, 358–359, 1213–1214 Witch’s mark diabolism and, 278–279 ages of accused, 16–20 geography of, 412–416 bodies of, 131–133 in Germany, 3–4 confiscation of property of, 208 idolatry and, 536 definition, 1200–1205 misconceptions about, 770–773 identification of, 85, 534 modern political usage, 1215–1217 number of, 839–841 opposition to, 1213–1214 personality of, 892–894 origins of, 856–860 popular beliefs about, 42–43, 75, 913–917 warfare and, 1180–1182 rural, 976–980 Witch of Edmonton (Dekker), 958–959 as scapegoats, 1010 Witch panics. SeePanics socioeconomic factors of, 1054–1059 Witch Riding Backward on a Goat (DΓΌrer), 60 vs. sorcerers, 327, 328–329 Witch, The (Ryckaert), 779 stereotypical, 1201–1202 Witch, The (Teniers), 1113 tests for, 131–132 Witch-bishops, 303–304, 1217–1220 Witches Riding Animals Through the Air (Altdorfer), See also Agrarian crises; Binsfeld, Peter; Ecclesiastical 60 territories; Ferdinand of Cologne; Holy Witches’ Sabbath (Baldung [Grien]), 60, 80–81 Roman Empire; Popular persecution; Spee, Witch-Hunt in Early Modern Europe, The (Levack), Friedrich; Westerstetten, Johann Christoph 650 von; Witch hunts Witch’s mark, 131, 1220–1221 Witchcraft. Seealso individual geographic entries See also Aix-en-Provence nuns; Animals; Blood; accusations of, 3–5 Brenz, Johann; Devil’s mark; Familiars; astrology and, 65 Hopkins, Matthew; Jordanaeus, Johannes; contemporary, 209–213 Pact with the Devil; Pricking of suspected definition, 1200–1205 witches Jews and, 592–595 Witch’s power, 42. Seealso Maleficium; Sorcery and law and, 72–74 Sorcerers; Words, power of laws on, 632–644 Witch-Seeker of Cologne, 149 modern, 527–529 See also Witch finders origins of, 790–792 Witekind, Hermann, 1221–1222 power and, 578–579 Witnesses, 5, 1134, 1189, 1222–1224 printing and, 136–137 See also Accusations; Evidence; Identification of rural, 976–980 witches; Inquisitorial procedure; Maleficium; sorcery, 13, 59–60, 72, 106, 118, 327, 328–339, Slander; Trials 396, 613–615, 626, 707, 1061–1064 Wolffhart, Conrad, 933–934 spiritualization of, 1107 Women, 15, 622, 1210–1211 spread of ideas of, 137 See also Female witches; Gender; Motherhood tests for, 25, 112 Devil and, 819 urban, 1147–1151 in Hebrew Bible, 117–118 Witchcraft Act (1563), 583 motherhood and, 789–790 Witchcraft committees, 201–203 older, accusation against, 16–19 Witchcraft narratives, 75 as scapegoats, 86 Witchcraft trials. See Trials sexuality of, 1026 Witches, 1139–1140 witches as, 132, 327, 356–359, 375–376 See also Devil’s mark; Mental illness; Night Words, power of,1224–1227 Witch/Night Hag; Number of witches; Pact World Bewitched, The (Bekker), 106–107 I-34 INDEX
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46049 Golden Index av First Pages 11/23/2005 p.35 Application File Wright, Joan, 182–183 Z WΓΌrttemberg, duchy of, 1227–1230 WΓΌrzburg, prince-bishopric of, 991, 1210, Zauberer-Jackltrials, 19, 71–72, 185, 195, 713, 840, 1230–1232 878, 935, 1000–1001, 1147 See also Ecclesiastical territories Zealous ideologies, 98–99 Ziarnko, Jan, 1124, 1235–1236 See also Art and visual images Y Zohar, 652 Zugurramurdi, witches of,1236–1238 Yates, Frances Amelia, 1233–1234 See also Accusations; Black Mass; Confessions; See also Hermeticism; Kabbalah; Magic, Learned; Familiars; Family; Panics; Sabbat; Spain; Occult; Science and magic Toads; Valencia, Pedro de YHWH, 117, 605 Zwicker, Peter, 1163 Yugoslavia, witchcraft in, 84–86, 175, 233–236, Zwingli, Ulrich, 194 1052–1054, 1166 See also Protestant Reformation; Switzerland INDEX I-35