Box 4
Contains 25 Results:
Negen deelen voor en tegen B[altasar] Bekker, undated
List of pamphlets [1691-99] relating to the "Bekker controversy" (the furor over De Betoverde Veereld, a pamphlet published in 1691 in which Bekker attacked witch-hunting.)
New York State University in Binghamton, 1973
Printed program for the conference "Witchcraft and the Occult in the Middle Ages and Early Renaissance" organized by the Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies.
Nicholson. J.W., to Burr, 1908
Informs Burr that he has "a facsimile copy" of the trial of Grace Sherwood.
Novelles voor en tegen B[altasar] Bekker, undated
List of 117 titles of pamphlets about Bekker (1691-1692).
Nürnbergische Theologen Ainhellige Antwort über etliche Puncten, die Unhulden [=demonic creatures] betreffent auff die Supplication des Raths zu Weisenburg... wie sie sich mit iren Hexen und Unhulden verhalden sollen, und was in Göttlichen heiliger Schrifft davon gegründet sey", 1590
Report and recommendations on the matter of witchcraft and witch persecution, written by six pastors from Nuremberg at the request of the local authorities in Weisenburg, 30 miles below Nuremberg.
Onder het Monument von B. Bekker staat alz vogt, undated
Inscription on Bekker's monument in Amsterdam, and list of portraits of him.
Lea, Henry Charles, 1825-1909, undaetd 1880
Transcriptions of clippings collected by Lea, which he lent to Burr for copying (1889). Includes "Russian Witches," "Strange French Stories," "Superstition in Western Kentucky," "Pennsylvania Witchcraft: A Curious Case in Dauphin County," "Mojave Indians Sacrifice a Squaw accused of Witchcraft," etc. Burr worked to complete the manuscript of Lea's "Materials for a Study of Witchcraft."
Leitschuh, Dr. Friedrich, to Joseph Baer and Co., forwarded to George L. Burr, 1899
Concerns his offer to sell the documents of the witch trial of Sister Maria Renata Sänger and Hans Loder's wife [cf. these names below.]
Leonhardtz, Hupritch, d. 1621, defendant, 1621
"Verbal [confrontation] zwischen Heinrich Stein aus Oberweis [in Luxemburg], formal Clergen, und Hupricht Leonhardtz aus Oberweis Lasters Zauberei halber inquirirt [ = subject to an Inquisition trial for witchcraft]."
"Lijst der werken van B. Bekker...", undated
Besides Bekker's own works, the list enumerates some 170 titles.