M. Holt in Fleet Street, 1708.

_The Witch of the Woodlands; Or, The Cobler’s New Translation._ Printed and Sold in Aldermary Church Yard, Bow Lane, London. No date, but about 1710. This pamphlet merely relates an old legend, but is interesting as reproducing with appropriate woodcuts intimate details of the mediæval Sabbat. _An Account of the Tryal, Examination, and Condemnation of Jane Wenham, on an Indictment of Witchcraft, for Bewitching of Matthew Gilston and Anne Thorne of Walcorne, in the County of Hertford...._ _A Full and Impartial Account of the Discovery of Sorcery and Witchcraft, Practis’d by Jane Wenham of Walkerne in Hertfordshire, upon the bodies of Anne Thorn, Anne Street, &c. ... till she ... receiv’d Sentence of Death for the same, March 4, 1711-12._ London, 1712. _Witchcraft Farther Display’d. Containing (I) An Account of the Witchcraft practis’d by Jane Wenham of Walkerne, in Hertfordshire, since her Condemnation, upon the bodies of Anne Thorne and Anne Street.... (II) An Answer to the most general Objections against the Being and Power of Witches: With some Remarks upon the Case of Jane Wenham in particular, and on Mr. Justice Powel’s procedure therein...._ London, 1712. _A Full Confutation of Witchcraft: More particularly of the Depositions against Jane Wenham, Lately Condemned for a Witch; at Hertford. In which the Modern Notions of Witches are overthrown, and the Ill Consequences of such Doctrines are exposed by Arguments; proving that, Witchcraft is Priestcraft.... In a Letter from a Physician in Hertfordshire, to his Friend in London._ London, 1712. _The Impossibility of Witchcraft, Plainly Proving, From Scripture and Reason, That there never was a Witch; and that it is both Irrational and Impious to believe there ever was. In which the Depositions against Jane Wenham, Lately Try’d and Condemned for a Witch, at Hertford, are Confuted and Expos’d._ London, 1712. _The Belief of Witchcraft Vindicated; proving from Scripture, there have been Witches; and from Reason, that there may be Such still. In answer to a late Pamphlet, Intituled, The Impossibility of Witchcraft...._ By G. R., A.M. London, 1712. _The Case of the Hertfordshire Witchcraft Consider’d. Being an Examination of a book entitl’d, A Full and Impartial Account...._ London, 1712. _A Defense of the Proceedings against Jane Wenham, wherein the Possibility and Reality of Witchcraft are Demonstrated from Scripture.... In Answer to Two Pamphlets Entituled: (I) The Impossibility of Witchcraft, etc. (II) A Full Confutation of Witchcraft._ By Francis Bragge, A.B., London, 1712. _The Impossibility of Witchcraft Further Demonstrated, Both from Scripture and Reason ... with some Cursory Remarks on two trifling Pamphlets in Defense of the existence of Witches._ 1712. _An Account of The Tryals, Examination and Condemnation of Elinor Shaw and Mary Phillips (Two notorious Witches) on Wednesday the 7th of March, 1705, for Bewitching a Woman, and two children.... With an Account of their strange Confessions._ This is signed at the end, “Ralph Davis, March 8, 1705.” It was followed very shortly by a completer account, written after the execution, and entitled: _The Northamptonshire Witches, Being a true and faithful account of the Births, Educations, Lives, and Conversations of Elinor Shaw and Mary Phillips (The two notorious Witches) That were Executed at Northampton on Saturday, March the 11th, 1705 ... with their full Confession to the Minister, and last Dying Speeches at the place of Execution, the like never before heard of.... Communicated in a Letter last Post, from Mr. Ralph Davis of Northampton, to Mr. William Simons, Merchantt in London._ London, 1705. _The Whole Trial and Examination of Mrs. Mary Hicks and her Daughter Elizabeth, But of Nine Years of Age, who were Condemn’d the last Assizes held at Huntingdon for Witchcraft, and there Executed on Saturday, the 28th of July, 1716 ... the like never heard before; their Behaviour with several Divines who came to converse with ’em whilst under their sentence of Death; and last Dying Speeches and Confession at the place of execution._ London, 1716. There is a copy in the Bodleian Library. (These last three pamphlets are almost certainly spurious.) _A Terrible and seasonable Warning to young Men. Being a very particular and True Relation of one Abraham Joiner a young Man about 17 or 18 Years of Age, living in Shakesby’s Walks in Shadwell, being a Ballast Man by Profession, who on Saturday Night last pick’d up a leud Woman, and spent what Money he had about him in Treating her, saying afterwards if she wou’d have any more he must go to the Devil for it, and slipping out of her Company, he went to the Cock and Lyon in King Street, the Devil appear’d to him, and gave him a Pistole, ... appointing to meet him the next Night at the World’s End at Stepney; Also how his Brother perswaded him to throw the Money away, which he did; but was suddenly Taken in a very strange manner; so that they were fain to send for the Reverend Mr. Constable and other Ministers to pray with him, he appearing now to be very Penitent...._ Printed for J. Dulton, near Fleet Street. _Circa_ 1718. _A Timely Warning to Rash and Disobedient Children Being a strange and wonderful Relation of a young Gentleman in the Parish of Stepheny in the Suburbs of London, that sold himself to the Devil for 12 years to have the Power of being revenged on his Father and Mother, and how his Time being expired, he lay in a sad and deplorable Condition to the Amazement of all Spectators._ Edinburgh: Printed Anno 1721. _The Kentish Miracle, Or, a Seasonable Warning to all Sinners Shewn in The Wonderful Relation of one Mary Moore, whose Husband died some time ago, and left her with two Children, who was reduced to great Want.... How the Devil appeared to her, and the many great Offers he made to her to deny Christ, and enter into his Service; and how she confounded Satan by powerful Arguments ... with an Account how an Angel appeared to her and relieved her...._ Edinburgh: Printed in the Year 1741. (This is probably a reprint. 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INDEX Abraham, Statue of, 183 Accommodation theory, false, 203 _Ad Abolendam_, Bull of Lucius III, 17 Ælian, 118, 158 Æneas sacrifices to Night, 158 Ætius, 158 African witchcraft, 163 Agrippa, Cornelius, 103, 296 Akiba, Rabbi, 190 Albertus Magnus, Blessed, 64 Albigenses, 17, 27, 28, 62, 87 _Alchemist, The_, 304-5 Aldonistæ, 17 Alduin, Count, 26 Alexander III, 17, 18 Alexander IV, 13, 43, 64 _Alphonsus, King of Arragon_ (Greene), 287 Alphonsus Liguori, S., 41, 68-9, 92, 126, 203 Alphonsus Rodriguez, S.J., 126 Ambrose, S., 14, 117, 176, 180, 224 Anania, Lorenzo, 128, 167 Andreas, S., of Rinn, 162, 197 Anne Catherine Emmerich, 126 Antony, S. (the Great), 202 Apollodorus, 201 Apuleius, Lucius, 111, 116, 184, 296 Aquila of Pontus, 190 Aquinas, S. Thomas, 45, 64, 91, 128, 176, 296 Arab witches, 5 Aretæus, 202 Ariberto, Archbishop of Milan, 16 Aristophanes, 98, 200 Aristotle, 296 Arnauld Amaury, 18 Arnobius, 99 Arrows, Divination with, 182-3 _Asceticus_, heretical treatise, 22 Asmodeus, 190 Asperges, mock, at witches’ mass, 154 Athanasius, S., 224 Augustine of Hippo, S., 13, 64, 100, 128, 176, 180, 184, 296 Aupetit, Pierre, 149, 152 Azor, S.J., Juan, 92 Bacon, Lord, 65 Bagnolenses, 17 Balaam, 174, _sqq._ Balac, 174, _sqq._ Baltimore, Second Council of, 61 Balzac, Honoré de, 263 Bancroft, Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, 229-30 Baptism at the Sabbat, 84-5 Barbagli, Domenica (ecstatic), 126 Barrett, Sir William, 255, 264, 268 Basil, S., 180, 224 Basque Sabbats, 112-13, 115 _Basques, Les_, 311 Bavent, Madeleine, 87, 149, 153, 155, 157 Becquet, Isabel, 81 Beghards, 17 Bekhten, The Prince of, 198-200 Belon, Jean, 149 _Belphegor_, 307 Benedict XII, 65 Benedict XIV, 69, 92, 223 Benedict, S., 117, 222-23 Benedict, S., Medal of, 240 Benedictus (a sorcerer), 148 Bernard of Como, 120, 129 Berry, Mr. George F., 264 Besançon, The Holy Winding Sheet of, 224 Besinnet, Ada, 266 Billuart, O.P., Charles René, 92 Binsfeld, Bishop Pierre, 61, 94 _Birth of Merlin, The_, 287, 306 Bishop, Bridget, 76, 146 Black book or roll of witches, 85-6 Blackstone’s _Commentaries_, 63 Blessing of the Waters (Epiphany), 220 Blocksburg, The, 114, 115 Blockula, 121 Blood used to seal compacts, 67-8 Bocal, Pierre, 149 Bodin, Jean, 1, 65, 94, 114, 123, 145, 157, 296 Bogomiles, 17, 22, 23, 27 Boguet, Henri, 5, 6, 58, 94, 97, 113, 116, 117, 122, 130-3, 139, 141, 145, 157 Bois, Jules, 311 Bonacina, Martino, 92 Bonaventura, S., 64, 91, 128 Boulanger, General, 264 Boullé, Thomas, 150 Bourignon, Antoinette, 70, 83 Bournement, Abbé, 150 Bouvier, Jean-Baptist, Bishop of Le Mans, 92-3 Boyle, Robert, 65 Brey, Abbé Charles, 240-3 Bricaud, Joanny, 28 Brignoli, 96 Broomstick, The Witches’, 121-4 Browne, Sir Thomas, 65 _Brutus of Alba_, 302 Bulls dealing with sorcery, 46 Burchard of Worms, 100, 297 Burner, Thiébaut and Joseph, The Possession of, 238-43 Burroughs, George, 84, 147 Busembaum, S.J., Hermann, 106 Buskitt, Dr. F. G., 27 _Bussy d’Ambois_, 305 C., Stella, 266 Cæsarius, S., of Arles, 14 Cainites, 21 _Caius Marius_, 301-2 Caligula, 55 Calmet, Augustin Dom, 133 Camisards, 62, 78 Candles, black, used at Sabbat, 139 Canidia, 158 Carino, the Manichee, 17 Carpocrates, 22 Carrère, Mlle Eva, 267 Carrier, Martha, a Salem witch, 124, 145 _Castell of Perseverance, The_, 279 Castelvicz, Countess, 267 Castro, Alfonso de, 94, 128, 167 Cathari, 17, 23, 27, 37 Catherine de Medici, 176 Catherine de Ricci, S., 126 Catherine of Siena, S., 45, 126 Charles IX of France, causes black mass to be performed, 148 Charles de Sezze, Bl., 126 Charolais, Madame de, 150 Chesne, Pierre du, 148 Cincture of S. Monica, 82-3 Clement XI, 63 Clement of Alexandria, 99 Cockcrow, Sabbat ends at, 117-18 Colette, S., 126 College, Stephen, 298 Colley, Archdeacon, 260 Collin de Plancy, 158 Coman, Widow, 76 Concorrezenses, 17 Consolamentum, Manichæan rite, 23 Contract of witches with the Devil, 65-70, 81 Cook, Florence, 260 Cord of S. Francis, 82 Cornelius, Pope, 207 Cornelius à Lapide, 176 Covens, number of members in, 40; organization of, 83 Cox, Julian, 5, 123 Craddock, Mr., 267 Craisson, Mgr., 92 Crespet, Père, 128, 167 Crookes, F.R.S., Sir William, 124, 246, 260, 268 Cross, Recovery of the True, 56 Cullender, Rose, 76 _Custom of the Country, The_, 305 Cybele, The rites of, 201-2 Cyprian of Antioch, S., 69 Cyril, S., of Jerusalem, 224 Cyril, S., of Alexandria, 182 D’Abadie, Jeannette, 81, 84 _Dame Dobson_, 302-3 Dance, at the Sabbat, 139-43; Religious, 140; at Seville (Los Seises), 140-1 Danæus, Lambert, 58 Darling, Thomas, 226 Darrel, John, 224-30 Davenport brothers, 259 David, Abbé, 150 Davies, Sir John, 123 Deane, Mrs., 266 Deborah (Debbora), Song of, 175 Dee, Dr. John, 227 De Lancre, 58, 63, 87, 94, 98, 118, 120, 123, 141, 144, 149, 150, 151, 153, 154, 159 Delrio, S.J., Martin Anton, 71, 93, 116, 137, 296 Demaratus, 200 Demdike, Elizabeth, 84, 294, 299 Demosthenes, 200 Denobilibus, 149 _De Rebus Uenereis ..._, 92 Devil, a man, Grand Master of the Sabbat, 7; theological teaching concerning, 51-4; in animal disguise at the Sabbat, 134-7 _Devil’s Charter, The_, 307-8 _Devil is an Ass, The_, 307 Dianic cult, imaginary, 43 _Dido and Æneas_, 302 Dinarchus, 200 Diocletian, 13, 22, 36 Dionysus, The rites of, 201-2 Dioscorides, 158 Divine, men who have claimed to be, 55-7 Divining Cup of Joseph, The, 183-4 Domitian, 55 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, 235, 255, 268 Dryden, 301 Dualistic religion, 21 Ducrot, General, 245 _Duke and No Duke_, 287 _Duke of Guise, The_, 301 Duny, Amy, 76 Dupanloup, Mgr., Bishop of Orleans, 244-5 D’Urfey, Tom, 78 Echalar, Juan de (sorcerer), 159 Edeline, Guillaume, 66 Edmonds, John Worth, 259 Egbo sorcerers, 136-7 Eglinton, William, 60, 260, 262 Egyptian, belief in possession, 198-200; magicians and Moses, 59 Eicher, S.J., Father, 241 Elbel, O.F.M., Benjamin, 92 Eldred, Charles, 261 Eleusinian Mysteries, 44 Elich, Philip Ludwig, 143, 145, 296 Eliezar, 194-5 Elipandus of Toledo, 15, 56 Elymas the sorcerer, 193 _Empress of Morocco, The_ (Duffett), 302 Endor, The Witch of, 176-84 Ephrem Syrus, S., Doctor Ecclesiæ, 224 Ermanno of Parma, 17 Erto (medium), 266-7 Etheridge, S.J., Father John, 259 Euchites, 22 Eugenius IV, 83 Euripides, 201-2 Evagrius Scholasticus, 100 Executions, Last European, 46 Exorcism, The rite of, 209-19; A shorter, 220; Baptismal, 220 Exorcists, Anglican canon concerning, 230-3; Attempted by Puritan ministers, 232; Minor Order of, 207; Ordination of, 207-9 Eznih of Kolb, 27 Fabre des Essarts, 28 _Fair Maid of the Inn, The_, 305 False Christs, 57 Familiars, animal, 40, 41 Farnabie, Thomas, 159 Fascinum, 98-101 _Fatal Jealousie, The_, 300-1 _Faust_ (Goethe), 103 Faust Legend, Dramatic versions of the, 280-4 Feasting at the Sabbat, 144-5 Felix of Urgel, heretic, 15 Fian, Doctor, and his confederates, 72, 85, 88, 116, 124, 139, 142 Fiard, Abbé, 150 Filliucci, S.J., Vincenzo, 92 Fox family (mediums), 256-9 _Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay_, 285-6 Francis, Elizabeth, 102 Francis of Assisi, S., 125 Francis Xavier, S., 126 Fugairon, Dr., of Lyons, 28 _Gallicinium_, 117 Garrison, William Lloyd, 250 Gasparin, Agénor de, 263 Gaufridi, Louis, 72-3, 82, 84-5, 116, 144, 149, 155 Gazariens, 37 Gemma Galgani, 126 Gerard Majella, S., 126, 240 Gerson, 65 Gesner, 158 Gil, of Santarem, Blessed, 69 _Giles Corey_, 310 Gilles de Rais, 33, 34, 36, 89, 148, 160 Glanvill, 65 _Glossarium Eroticum_, 99 Gnostic, The first, 193 Gnostic Church of Lyons, 29 Gnostics, 20 “Goats, The” (secret society), 136 Godelmann, Johann, 297 Görres, Johann Joseph, 94, 127 Gothescalch of Fulda, heretic, 15, 16 Gottardo of Marsi, 17 Grandier, Urbain, 73 Greek heroes, The cult and relics of, 30, 31 Greeley, Horace, 259 Gregory VII, S., 19 Gregory IX, 20 Gregory XIII, 83 Gregory XV, 65 Gregory, S., of Nyssa, 178, 180 Gregory of Nanzianzus, S., 99, 224 Grilland, Paul, 94, 122, 127, 128, 145, 167, 297 Grimoires, 11, 68 Guardia, El santo Nino de la, 162 Guazzo, Francesco Maria, 65, 81-9, 95, 128, 137, 141, 144, 145, 167, 297 Guibourg, Abbé, 89 (and his confederates), 150, 153, 160 Guldenstubbe, Baron de, 263 Guthrie, Helen, a Forfar witch, 26 Hare, Robert, 259 Harold of Gloucester, 162 Harsnett, Samuel, 229-30 Hartley, Edmund, 227 Haydon, Mrs. (medium), 259 Heliogabalus, 55 Henry II of England, 16 Heraclius, 56 Herod Agrippa I, 55 Herodas, 98-9 Hilarion, S., 202 Hinemar, Archbishop of Rheims, 15 Hippolytus, 185 Holland, Mrs. (medium), 266 Holt, Lord Chief Justice, 102 Home, Daniel D. (medium), 125, 246, 259, 263 Homer, 201 Hopkins, Matthew, 4, 102 Horace, 296 Horner, Elizabeth, 76 Hosts, as used at witches’ mass, 15, 155, 156-7; Stolen from churches, 156 Hugh of Lincoln, S., 195 Humiliati, 17 Hush, Mr. Cecil, 267 Hutchinson, Bishop Francis, 101-2, 109 Huysmans, J. K., 29, 151, 264 Hydesville, Home of Fox family, 256-7 Hydromantia, 184 _If It Be Not Good, The Divel is in it_, 306-7 Ignatius Loyola, S., 126 Illfurt, Case of possession at, 238-43 Incense, noxious weeds burned for, in witches’ rites, 156 Incubi, 89-103 _Indian-Queen, The_, 301 Innocent III, 18 Innocent IV, 20 Innocent VIII, 12, 43, 44, 88, 94 _Institutiones Theologiæ Mysticæ_ (Schram), 93 Ireland, Witchcraft in, 25 Isidore of Seville, S., 13 _James the Fourth_ (Greene), 286 Janicot, Basque deity, 42 Jerome, S., 179, 182, 202 Jetzer, Brother, a Jacobin of Berne, 4 Joan, S., of Arc, false theories concerning, 33, 34 Johannites, 148 John XXII, 64 John Chrysostom, S., 13 John George II, Prince-Bishop of Bamberg, 24 John of the Cross, S., 45, 126 Jonson, Ben, 296 Joseph of Cupertino, S., 126-7 Josephins, 17 Jovio Paolo, 103 Judas Iscariot, 21 Juno Lacinia, 200 Justin Martyr, S., 224 Juvenal, 159, 296 Kembter, C.P.R., Adrian, 172, 195 Khlysti, 56 Khonsu, god of Thebes, 198-200 Khosroes (Khusran) II of Persia, 56 Kincaid, John, 74 _King Henry VI_ (Part II), 287-9 Kluski, Franek, 266 Kōsēm (magician), 186 Kyteler, Dame Alice, 25, 103, 124, 158 Laban and Jacob, 186 _Là-Bas_ (Huysmans), 151 Lactantius, 99-100, 224 _Lancashire Witches, The_ (Ainsworth), 309 _Lancashire Witches, The_ (Dibdin), 309 _Lancashire Witches, The_ (Fitzball), 309-10 _Lancashire Witches, The_ (Shadwell), 296-9, 303 Langton, Walter, Bishop of Coventry, 138 _Laruatus_ (= crazed), 201 _Late Lancashire Witches, The_, 292-6 Leaf, Mr. Horace, 265 Lecollet, Abbé, 150 Lemmi, Adriano, 8 Leo IV, Pope, S., 193 Leo XIII, 28, 90, 220 Levitation, 124-7, 246 _Liber Pœnitentialis_ of S. Theodore, 6, 88, 134 _Life of Mother Shipton, The_, 299-300 Lodge, Sir Oliver, 268 Louis XIV, 160, 161 _Love for Love_, 80, 303-4 Lucan, 296 Luciferians, 21 Lucius III, 17 _Luckey Chance, The_, 303 Lunacy, Induced by Spiritism, 253-6 _Lusty Juventus_, 279 Luther, Martin, 231 _Macbeth_, 289-90 Machiavelli Niccolo, 187 Magdalena de la Cruz, 69-70 _Magico Prodigioso, El_, 310 Maiolo, Simon, 61 _Malleus Maleficarum_, 24, 63, 94, 127, 129, 160, 296 Manasses, King of Juda, 181 Mandæans, 148 _Mandragola, La_, 187-8, 197 Mandrakes, 187-8 Mani, 21, 22 Mania, Roman goddess, 201 Manichees, 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 32, 36, 148 _Mankind_, 279 Manlius, 103 Margaret of Cortona, S., 202 Maria Maddalena de Pazzi, S., 126 Marion, Elie, 62, 78 Mark, The Devil’s, 70-5, 89 Martin, S., of Tours, 14 _Mary of Nimmegen_, 284-6 Masks worn at the Sabbat, 136-7 _Masque of Queens_, 296, 304 Mass, mock, 87 Mass of S. Sécaire, 156-7 Mass, Witches’, origin of, 42-3; liturgy of, 145-57 Maternus, Julius Firmicus, 99 Mather, Cotton, 83, 145 Maurus, O.S.B., S., 223-4 May-fires, 112 Mazzolini, O.P., Sylvester, 142, 296 Medal of S. Benedict, 222-3 Melancthon, 103, 128 Menander (heretic), 193 _Merry Devil of Edmonton, The_, 306 Messalians, 22 Michaelis, Sebastian Ven., 157 Middleton, Thomas, 9, 108 Midsummer bonfires, 43 _Midsummer-Night’s Dream_, 287 Miller (medium), 261-2 Missal, Devil’s, 87 Montanus, 56 Montespan, Madame de, 160 More, George, 227-9 Moses, 59, 173 Moses, William Stanton, 125, 259 _Mother Bombie_, 280 Mousseaux, Gougenot des, 94 Munnings, Mother, 102 Murray, Miss M. A., 31, 32, 33, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 75 Mystery Plays, 276-8 _Mystique Divine, La_ (Ribet), 90, 110 Naasseni, 21 Name given to witches, 85 Naudé, Gabriel, 297 Neo-Gnostic Church, 28 Neri, S. Philip, 44 Nevillon, Silvain, 84 _Newes from Scotland_, 9 Nicander, 158, 201 Nicephorus Calixtus, 100 Nicetas, 99 Nicniven, “a notabill sorceres,” 7, 85 Nider, O.P., John, 94, 296 _Nigramansir_, 278-9 Nipple, Supernumerary, 75-7 Norbert, S., 39, 49, 50 North-Berwick Kirk, 116, 121, 138, 142 Numa, Second King of Rome, 184 Odour of Sanctity, 45 _Œdipus_ (Dryden and Lee), 301 Ointment, Flying, 6 _Old Wives’ Tales, The_ (Peele), 286-7 Ophites, 21, 148 Origen, 180 _Orlando Furioso_ (Greene), 286 Orthodox Eucharist, 147-8 _Osculum infame_, 137-9 Ovid, 296 Owen, Rev. G. Vale, 255, 264-5 P., Stanislava, 267 Palladian Temple (_Templum Palladicum_), discovered in Rome, 152-3 Palladino Eusapia, 267 Palmer, John, a wizard, 76 Palud, Madeleine de la, 82, 149, 154, 157 Paolo de Caspan, O.P., Fra, 119 Pasagians, 17 Patarini, 17 Paterson, a pricker, 74-5 Paul, S., 193-4, 206-7 Paul I., Pope S., 193 Paul of the Cross, S., 126 Pauliciani, 17, 23 Pauper, Marcelline, 145-6 Pausanias, 187 Pauvres de Lyon, 17 Pax, burlesqued by witches, 155 Peach, Father Edward, 234-5 Peckham, Sir George, 224 Pecoraro, Nino, 267 Pelagius I, 14 Peña, Francesco, 127 Pentheus, 200 Peratæ, 21 Peter Damian, S., 128, 167 Peter, S., 191-3 Peter of Verona, S., 17 Peter Parenzo, S., 17 Peters, Mr. Vout, 266 Petronius Arbiter, 99, 109, 187, 296 Phædra, 201 Philip I of France, 19 Philip Neri, S., 44, 126 Philip the Deacon, 191 Philippi, a medium healed at, 206-7 Picard, Maturin, 150 Pike, Albert, of Charleston, 8 Piper, Mrs., 266 Pius IX, 246 Plautus, 201 Pliny, 118, 159, 296 Plutarch, 200 Poirier, Possession of Hélène-Josephine, 243-8 Ponzinibio, Giovanni Francesco, 127, 166, 167 Porta, Baptista, 296 Possession of devils in the Gospels, 191, 203-6 Prelati, Antonio Francesco, 148 Prickers of witches, Official, 74-5 Priscillian of Avila, heretic, 14 Propertius, 296 Prosecution of witches by the Cæsars, 11, 12 Protestant exorcism, 232-3 Prudentius, 117 Prynne, William, 282 Psychic Science, British College of, 235-8 Pythagoras, 200 Quintus Fulvius, 200 Raimond Rocco, 126 Rameses II, 198-9 Raphael, S., 190 Read, Mary, 76 Red Book of Appin, 86-7 Regino of Prüm, 121 Reid, Thom, 7 Relics, The cultus of, 31 _Religion of the Manichees, The_, 27 Remy, Nicolas, 118, 128, 167 Richet, Professor Charles, 268 Robert I of France, 25 _Robert le Diable_, 310 Robert of Bury S. Edmunds, 162 Robinson, Anne, 4 Rocheblanche, Abbé de, 150 Rosary, The Holy, 82 Rothe, Anne, 260 Rousseau, Abbé, 158 Rowley, William, 11 Rudolph, S., of Berne, 162 S., Willy (medium), 267 Sabazius, 111 Sabbat, Dances at the, 139-43; Derivation of name, 111; Feasting at, 143-5; Liturgy of, 145-7; Methods of travelling to the, 118-33; Music at the, 142-3; When held, 111-6; Where held, 113-7 Sacrament, Diabolical, of Salem witches, 146-7 Sacrifice, of animals, 158-60; of children, 88-9, 160; of the God, hypothetical, 33-6 _S. Patrick for Ireland_, 305-6 Salmanticenses, 91-2, 145 Samuel, Ghost of, 178-81 Saturday, why no Sabbat held on, 116 Saul, 202 Sawyer, Elizabeth, 58-9, 76, 102, 290-2, 308 Scapular, Carmelite, 82 Sceva, The seven sons of, 194 Schott, S.J., Gaspar, 94 Schram, O.S.B., Dominic, 93 Schrenck-Notzing, Baron von, 267 Scot, Reginald, 69, 88, 123 _Secret Commonwealth, The_ (Robert Hink), 71 Seneca, 296 Sethians, 21 _Seven Champions of Christendom, The_, 287 Seville Cathedral, Ritual dance at, 140-1 Shadwell, Mrs., 301 Shadwell, Thomas, 75, 296-9 Shrill voice of ghosts, 177-8 Sillé, Gilles de, 148 Silvester of Abula, 128, 167 Simon Abeles, 162 Simon Magus, 20, 191 Simon, S., of Trent, 162 Sinistrari, Ludovico Maria, 65, 71, 78, 95, 161 _Sir Clyomon and Sir Clamydes_, 287 Sisto da Siena, 128, 167 Slade (a medium), 260 _Soir de Folie, Un_ (revue), 151, 311 Somers, William, 227-30 _Sophonisba_ (Lee), 301 _Sophonisba_ (Marston), 305 _Sorcière Canidie, La_, 311 _Sorcière, La_ (Dupetit-Mèré and Ducagne), 310 _Sorcière, La_ (Sardou), 311 Soulis, Lord William, of Hermitage, 7 Speronistæ, 17 Spina, Bartolomeo de, 119, 128, 167, 297 Spiritism, Condemned by the Catholic Church, 268-9 Spiritism, Some present-day activities of, 264-5 Spiritistic churches and assemblies, 264-5, 266 Spiritualism, its present-day meaning, 254-5 Sprenger, James, vide _Malleus Maleficarum_ Stapleton, Thomas, 46 Starchie, Nicholas, 227 Statius, 178 Stearne, John, 102, 108 Stewart, Francis, Earl of Bothwell, 8 Stewart, Mrs. Josie K., 266 Strabo, 184, 201 Stridtheckh, Christian, 115 Stumpf, Peter-Paul, Bishop of Strasburg, 241 Suarez, S.J., Francesco, 52, 54, 68, 91 _Summis desiderantes_, Bull of Innocent VIII, 12, 43, 88 Symons, Arthur, 141 Tacitus, 296 Tamburini, S.J., Thomas, 92 Tanchelin and his anarchy, 36-40, 49 Targum of Jonathan, 190 Tartarins, 17 Tartary, Wizards in, 59, 60 Tea-leaves used in divination, 185 _Tempest, The_, 287, 289 Templars, The, 26, 138, 147-8 _Templiers, Les_, 310 Teraphim, 189-90 Teresa, S., 126 Tertullian, 180 Theodore, S., of Canterbury, 6, 88, 134 Theodoret, 99, 176, 179 Theodosius II, 23 Thurston, S.J., Father, 63 Thyraus, S.J., Hermann, 93 Tibullus, 99, 296 Titivillus, 279-80 Toads, associated with Sabbat, 158-9 Tobias, 190-1 Tomson, Mrs. Elizabeth A., 266 _Trappolin Creduto Principe_, 287 Travers-Smith, Mrs., 265, 267 _Trial of Witchcraft, The_ (John Bell), 70-1 Tuileries, Séance at, 263 Turrecremata (Torquemada), Juan de, 128 _Two Noble Kinsmen, The_, 278 _Tyrannick Love_, 301 V., Mr., 267 Valentine (medium), 261 Valentinian I, 22 Valentinian II, 22 Valentinian III, 23 Valentinians, heretical sect, 29 Valentinus, heretic, 29 _Vampire, Le_, 310 Vaudois, 26, 37, 87 Vaughan, S.J., Bernard, 254-5 Vearncombe, Mr., 266 Vergil, 176, 296 Veronica Giuliani, S., 126 Verrall, Mrs., 266 Vestments worn at witches’ mass, 153-4 Victor III Bl. (Desiderius), 224 Vio Gaetani, Tommaso de, 128, 167 Visigoth code, 36 Voisin, Catherine la, 89, 160 Voisin, Marguerite la, 153 Voodooism, 26, 158, 163 Walburga, S., 111-2 Waldenses, 17, 87 Walpurgis-Nacht, Die, 111 Ward, Seth, Bishop of Exeter, 233 _Wars of Cyrus, The_, 287 Weir, Major Thomas, 34-6, 120 Wenham, Jane, 102 Werner, S., of Oberwesel, 162 Weston, S.J., William, 224-5 Weyer, John, 103, 296 Wilde, Oscar, Alleged script by, 267-8 William of Paris, boy martyr, 162 William, S., of Norwich, 162 Williams, Mrs. (medium), 261 Willibrod, S., Ritual at shrine of, 140 Winer, 203 _Wise Woman of Hogsdon_, 303 _Witch, The_ (Middleton), 108, 290 _Witch, The_ (Wiers-Jennsen), 311-2 _Witch of Edmonton, The_ (Ford and Dekker), 102, 290-2, 308 _Witch of Islington, The_, 304 _Witch Traveller, The_, 304 Witchcraft forbidden in the Bible, 181-2 _World tost at Tennis, The_, Masque, 9, 10, 278 Wright, Elizabeth, 75-6 Wright, Katherine, 225-6 _Zoroastres_, 302 THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION A COMPLETE HISTORY OF MANKIND FROM PREHISTORIC TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY IN UPWARDS OF 200 VOLUMES DESIGNED TO FORM A COMPLETE LIBRARY OF SOCIAL EVOLUTION _Editor_: C. 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