Box 4
Contains 25 Results:
Sentença de Maria Antonia de Liveyra [contemporary copy] Trial Record (fragments), 1710
Report of the trial of an alleged witch who was engaged in treating kinds of human and animal diseases, using grimaces and magical signs, and pretending to "swallow the illness." She confessed to all the charges against her and was burnt.
Loder, Hans, defendant, 1584-1585
Nine fragments of a trial record held in Arnstein, all addressed to the Prince-Bishop of Würtzburg.
Margareth of Körperich-Neuerburg (Luxembourg), defendant, 1600
Her confession that she was led to become a witch by her grandmother at age 4.
"[Prozess] gegen die Witwe Lamkers, Maria, zu Neuerburg [Luxemburg], Lasters Zauberey halber", 1630
Deposition against Maria Lamkers made by the city attorney "ex officio."
Laubardemont, Jean de, 1590-1653, to Cardinal de Richelieu, 1635
Account by Laubardemont [a Capuchin monk and Richelieu's agent] of the successful exorcism of the Ursuline Prioress of Loudun, one year after the execution of Urbain Grandier. A fifth demon has been expelled from the body of the nun, leaving the name "Joseph" on her left hand.