Materials Toward a History of Witchcraft, Volume 2

accomplices according accused admitted answer appear argues argument arrest asked assert authorities believe body burnt called carried cause church common condemned confession convicted crimes cure death demon denounced denunciation deny devil discussion disease divine doctors doubt effect especially evidence evil examined execution faith follows forced German given gives hands heresy hold human indicia injure innocent Inquisition inquisitors Italy judge killed kinds learned magic matter natural never night observed opinion pact permits person practice present priest prison proceeds proof proved punishment quae question quod quotes reason received relates render repentance Sabbat Satan says sect seems seen sentence shows sometimes sorcery spirits stories suffice tells things tion torture true unless various witchcraft witches witnesses woman women