25 On folklore traditions concerning Holda see “Perchta”, in Baechtold-Stäubli, Handwörterbuch des deutschen Aberglaubens
, vol. 6, Berlin and Leipzig, 1934-5, pp. 1478 seq. (Perchta is the South German equivalent to the central German Holda); also J. Grimm, Deutsche Mythologie, 4th edn., Berlin, 1875, pp. 22040; V. Waschnitius, “Perht, Holda und verwandte Gestalten”, in Sitzungsberichte der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien. Philosophisch-Historische Klasse, vol. 174, Vienna, 1913, pp. 4-179; and W. Liungman, Traditionswanderungen Euphrat-Rhein, vol. II, Helsinki, 1938, especially pp. 656 seq.26 Guilielmus Alvernus, De universo creaturarum
, Part III, xii, 2, cap. 22, in Opera Omnia, Orléans, 1674, vol. I, pp. 1036, 1066.27 Roman de la Rose
, ed. E. Langlois, vol. IV, Paris, 1922, lines 18424 seq.28 The work is the Speculum Morale
, which appears as the fourth part in all printed editions of the Speculum Majus of Vincent of Beauvais (c. 1190–1264), but which is now known to be by a later hand. The relevant passage is at Book III, part iii, Distinctio xxvii.29 Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda aurea
, cap. 102.30 Jacopo Passavanti, Lo specchio della vera penitenza
, ed. F. L. Polidori, Florence, 1856, pp. 318-20.31 On latter-day Sicilian beliefs see G. Pitrè, Usi e costumi credenze e pregiudizi del popolo siciliano
, vol. IV, Florence, 1952, pp. 163 seq.; and cf. G. Bonomo, Caccia alle streghe, Palermo, 1959, pp. 65-7. Pitrè’s book was originally published in 1889.32 See Bonomo, op. cit.
, pp. 15–17, 59–60.33 John of Salisbury, Policraticus, sive De nugis curialium et vestigiis philosphorum
, lib. II, cap. 17 (ed. C. C. I. Webb, Oxford, 1909, vol. I, pp. 100-1).— 3 —
34 Johann Nider, Formicarius
, lib. II, cap. iv. Text in Hansen, Quellen, pp. 89–90.35 For the text from Alfonso Tostato, written in 1436: Hansen, Quellen
, p. 109, n. 1.36 Bartolommeo Spina, Quaestio de strigibus
, cap. 30-1 (first published 1523).37 Johann Weyer, De Praestigiis Daemonum
, Basel, 1563, pp. 219-20; cf. Giambattista Porta, Magia Naturalis, lib. VIII, cap. ii (edition in twenty books, first published Naples, 1589).38 S. Ferckel, “ ‘Hexensalbe’ und ihre Wirkung”, in Kosmos
, vol. 50, Stuttgart, 1954, pp. 414 seq.; E. Richter, “Der nacherlebte Hexensabbat. W. E. Peuckerts Selbstversuch”, in Forschungsfragen unserer Zeit, vol. 7, Zeren, 1960, pp. 97-100; H. Marzell, Zauberpflanzen, Hexentränke: Brauchtum und Aberglaube, Stuttgart, 1963, pp. 47 seq.39 e.g. in the chronicle of Mathias Widman of Kemnat, c. 1475, in Hansen, Quellen
, p. 233. Cf. Johann Hartlieb, Buch aller verbotenen Kunst, ed. D. Ulm, Halle a. S., 1914, cap. 32, p. 20.40 Sec above, p. 207.
41 J. R. Crawford, Witchcraft and sorcery in Rhodesia
, London, 1967.42 Ibid.
, pp. 112-13, 116.43 Ibid.
, pp. 47-8.44 Ibid.
, p. 60.45 C. Ginzburg, I Benandanti
, Turin, 1966.46 Ibid.
, p. 9; cf. J. B. Russell, Witchcraft in the middle ages, pp. 41-2.47 Ginzburg, op. cit.
, pp. 9-11, 20-4; and cf. pp. 43, 60-1, 67.48 Ibid.
, pp. 12–13.CHAPTER TWELVE: THE MAKING OF THE GREAT WITCH-HUNT
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1 Hansen, Zauberwahn
, pp. 400-1.2 Report by the Lucerne Chronicler Hans Fründ, first published in Hansen, Quellen
, pp. 533-7.3 Cf. J. Marx, L’Inquisition en Dauphiné
, Paris, 1914 (esp. pp. 32–42); see above, pp. 38 seq.4 Text in J. Chevalier, Mémoire historique sur les hérésies en Dauphiné avant le 16e
siècle, Valence, 1890, pp. 131 seq.5 Chronica Albrici Monachi Trium Fontium
, in MGSS vol. XXIII, p. 945.6 Record of the entire proceedings in Hansen, Quellen
, pp. 459-66.7 Record of the proceedings in Hansen, Quellen
, pp. 438-72. Cf. Jacques Du Clercq, Mémoires, Book III, chapter 11 (ed. C. B. Petitot, Paris, 1826, pp. 6093); and Nicolas Jacquier, Flagellum haereticorum fascinariorum, p. 27 (written 1458, printed Frankfort, 1581).