-
impoverished zeman, or part of the
lower nobility.
According to the acta
negra maleficorum [cs] of Jihlava, he led a
large group,
which included famous military...
-
between 1581-93.
Binsfeld wrote the
influential treatise De
confessionibus maleficorum et
sagarum ('Of the
Confessions of
Warlocks and Witches'), translated...
- was
women who were the villains. Otherwise, it
would be the
Malleus Maleficorum (the
masculine form of the
Latin noun
maleficus or malefica, 'witch')...
-
beginning in 1406, Žižka
starts appearing in the
black book (acta
negra maleficorum) of the
Rosenberg estate as an
accused bandit.
Unfortunately the reasons...
-
forces of the
vengeful Ramangas, the power-crazy VHC and the
Magister Maleficorum threaten to wipe out his
family forever. 66 13 "The
Darkest Hour: Part...
-
Recusant History, vol. 24, no. 4 (1999), pp. 523–551. J.R.Tye, 'Malleus
Maleficorum: The
Reverend W.F. Barry, DD, 1849-1930'. In
English Literature in Transition...
-
Principum judicia carpsit (Cologne, 1508);
Tractatus de
cadaveribus maleficorum morte punitorum (Cologne, 1508);
Tractatus magistralis,
declarans quam...
