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Goetia (goh-Eh-tee-ah, English: goety) is a type of
European sorcery,
often referred to as witchcraft, that has been
transmitted through grimoires—books...
- A
number of
Latin terms are used in
legal terminology and
legal maxims. This is a
partial list of
these terms,
which are
wholly or
substantially drawn...
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Maleficia were
unexplained events that were
attributed to witchcraft.
According to Jane Schuyler, Baldung's
image suggests two
instances of
maleficia:...
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argued in
their book
Malleus Maleficarum,
published in 1487, that all
maleficia ("sorcery") was
rooted in the work of Satan. In the mid-sixteenth century...
- saw an
active ****cution of
accused witches believed to be
guilty of
maleficia.
Reflecting the term's
continued negative ****ociations,
Protestants often...
- abounded: 120, 121 that
Christians committed flagitia, scelera, and
maleficia— "outrageous crimes", "wickedness", and "evil deeds", specifically, cannibalism...
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himself and
dedicated to the
infliction of
malevolent acts of
sorcery (
maleficia) on others."
According to Mackay, this
concept of
sorcery is characterized...
- saw an
active ****cution of
accused witches believed to be
guilty of
maleficia.
Reflecting the term's
continued negative ****ociations,
Protestants often...
- fuit unum latrocinium.
Homicidia depredaciones et
incendia et
cetera maleficia remanserunt inpunita et
justicia utlegata extra regni terminos exulavit...
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printer in Zürich.
Martin of
Arles –
Tractatus de superstitionibus,
contra maleficia seu
sortilegia quae
hodie vigent in orbe
terrarum c. 1514–15 – Gian Giorgio...
