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Bengt Daniel Ankarloo,
formerly Norrman, 19 mars 1970 born in Backa, Gothenburg, is a
Swedish Ph.D. in
economic history,
author and
senior lecturer at...
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Religion and
Modern Witchcraft. SUNY Press. p. 376.
Hutton (2017), pp. 3–4.
Ankarloo &
Clark (2001), p. xiii.
Hutton (2017), p. 10. Moro,
Pamela A. (2017)....
- in
Bengt Ankarloo,
Gustav Henningsen,
Early Modern European Witchcraft:
Centres and Peripheries, Oxford: OUP 2002, (ISBN 0198203888)
Ankarloo,
Bengt &...
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writing the book was Kramer's act of self-justification and revenge.
Ankarloo and
Clark claim that Kramer's
purpose in
writing the book was to explain...
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Other historians,
including Carlo Ginzburg, Éva Pócs,
Bengt Ankarloo and
Gustav Henningsen hold that
these testimonies can give
insights into...
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trolldomsprocesserna i
Sverige 1668-1676,
Esselte studium/Akademiförl., Göteborg, 1989
Ankarloo, Bengt,
Satans raseri: en sannfärdig berättelse om det
stora häxoväsendet...
- Luck,
George (1999). "Witches and
Sorcerers in
classical Literature". In
Ankarloo, Bengt; Clark,
Stuart (eds.).
Witchcraft and
Magic in Europe:
Ancient Greece...
- In 1780, the
Swedish Navy
frigate Illerim,
under the
command of
David Ankarloo,
sailed into the
Mediterranean Sea to
protect Sweden's
merchant shipping...
- ISBN 9780582419018. Monter,
William (2002). "Witch
Trials in
Continental Europe". In
Ankarloo, Bengst; Clark,
Stuart (eds.).
Witchcraft and
Magic in Europe. Philadelphia:...
- Gordon,
Richard (1999). "Imagining Gr**** and
Roman Magic". In
Bengt Ankarloo;
Stuart Clark (eds.). The
Athlone History of
Witchcraft and
Magic in Europe...
