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A History Of Witchcraft Sorcerers Heretics Pagans Russell

Name: A History Of Witchcraft Sorcerers Heretics Pagans Russell
SKU: BELL-47854676
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A History Of Witchcraft Sorcerers Heretics Pagans Russell instant download after payment.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.95 MB

Pages: 216

Author: Russell, Jeffrey B., Alexander, Brooks

ISBN: 9780500286340, 0500286345

Language: English

Year: 2007

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A History Of Witchcraft Sorcerers Heretics Pagans Russell by Russell, Jeffrey B., Alexander, Brooks 9780500286340, 0500286345 instant download after payment.

For nearly thirty years, Jeffrey B. Russell's authoritative book has been the one illustrated history to which anyone interested in this subject could turn with confidence. Now, in collaboration with Brooks Alexander, who has himself conducted innovative research in the field, this classic book has been fully revised, with an updated introduction and bibliography, new information throughout, and an extended account of witchcraft from ancient times to the present day.
Drawing comparisons between modern sorcery and that of the ancient world, the book shows how the European witch craze in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries developed out of a combination of ancient sorcery and medieval Christian heresy, paganism, folklore, scholastic theology, and inquisitorial trials. Whether the diabolical witchcraft for which men and women went to the stake ever existed is open to question. What matters more is that it was believed to exist by intellectuals and peasants alike. 110 illustrations