The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in AnthropologyMurray, Margaret Alice
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The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology
Murray, Margaret Alice
Ethnology; Witchcraft -- Great Britain
5. The Baptism 82
6. The Mark 86
IV. THE ASSEMBLIES 97
1. The Sabbath. Method of going.
The site. The date. The hour 97
2. The Esbat. Business.
The site. The time. 112
V. THE RITES 124
1. General 124
2. Homage 126
3. The Dances 130
4. The Music 135
5. The Feast 138
6. Candles 144
7. The Sacrament 148
8. Sacrifices: Of animals.
Of children. Of the God 152
9 Magic Words 162
VI. THE RITES, _continued_ 169
1. General 169
2. Rain-making 172
3. Fertility 173
VII. THE ORGANIZATION 186
1. The Officer 186
2. The Covens 190
3. Duties 194
4. Discipline 197
VIII. THE FAMILIARS AND TRANSFORMATIONS 205
1. The Divining Familiar 205
2. The Domestic Familiar 208
3. Methods of obtaining Familiars 222
4. Transformations into Animals 230
APPENDIX I.
Fairies and Witches 238
APPENDIX II.
Trial of Silvain Nevillon. Taken from De
Lancre's _L'Incredulité et
Méscréance_ 246
APPENDIX III.
A. Covens and Names of Members 249
B. Index of Witches' Names, with Notes 255
APPENDIX IV.
Notes on the Trials of Joan
of Arc and Gilles de Rais 270
APPENDIX V.
Some Notes on 'Flying' Ointments.
By Prof. A. J. Clark 279
BIBLIOGRAPHY 281
GENERAL INDEX 286
INTRODUCTION
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