Box 4
Contains 25 Results:
Pennsylvania Gazette, 1730
Copy made by Judge Gabriel Furman of an article issued on October 22, 1730 and dealing with a trial for witchcraft.
Picken, Magdalen, of Neuerburg (Luxembourg), defendant, 1613
The first examination and testimony of seven other convicted witches who had accused Magdalen of being one of them.
Pollman, Anna, defendant, 1660-64
"Untersuchungsprotokoll gegen die Ehefrau des Juergen Pollmann, Anna, geboren Nolte, in Rinteln, wegen Zauberei." With notes by G.L. Burr
Prütinger, Cunz, defendant, 1621
Order for examination by torture issued by the office of the Chancellor of the Prince-Bishop of Bamberg and Würzburg.
Luxenburger, Johann, and Sesaner, Friedrich of Luttum (Germany), "Dreiforcher Höllenzwang", 1557?
Manuscript copy of a "Höllenzwang" or book of magic containing invocations and charms intended to compel the demons to do one's will. It draws its inspiration from Dr. Faust's Wunder-Buch (1501) and includes several drawings.
Mafteah Shelomo/Clavicula Salomonis/Book of the Key of Solomon, undated
A German short copy of one of the most famous books of magic.
Marg[a]reta Martin of Löwenberg (Schlesien, Germany), defendant, 1619-1620
Order to torture this woman, who was accused of magical practices and sexual intercourse with the devil, followed by a report of her unexplained death.
Massachussets [Colony] Courts, Essex County -- Salem Witch Trials, [1692]
Letter from Judge William Stoughton to George Corwin, the sheriff of Essex County, ordering the execution of Bridgett Bishop, who was convicted of witchcraft, plus answering letter of Corwin confirming that the execution was completed.
Miller, Johannes, Anglican minister, [1692]
Answer to the questions posed by Governor Joseph Dudley of New York (text in Latin).
Nederlandse hervorkomde kerk..., undated
Copy of an article on Bekker.