Thomas Wright's interest in folklore and legend led to this two-volume 1851 account of sorcery and magic across Europe.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
I am a professed lover of America's National Park System. I have visited all 418 park units, as of 2018. No matter how large or small a park unit, 20 miles down the road or 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean (i.e. Guam), in solitude or with thousands of other visitors, I have enjoyed trekking to all of them. First-hand experience with each park is second to none. Over 250 units have welcomed me for multiple visits. Membership in the National Park Travelers Club was easily predictable. There is nothing like mingling with folks who have a similar interest. The sport of Baseball is close behind on my list of hobbies. I have played, coached, watched, and followed America's Pastime since I was five years old. Meeting and talking with the greats of the game (Mantle, DiMaggio, Williams, Snyder, etc.) over the last three decades, listening to their stories, watching each season's World Series, and enjoying my baseball card collection continue to fuel my enthusiasm. My maternal grandparents attended the first All-Star Game in Chicago, in 1933. How is that for lineage?
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Story of the lady Alice Kyteler 3. Further political usage of the belief in sorcery. The Templars 4. Sorcery in France. The citizens of Arras 5. The lord of Mirebeau and Pierre d'Estaing the alchemist 6. The earlier medieval type of the sorcerer. Virgil the enchanter 7. The later medieval types of the magician. Friar Bacon and Dr Faustus 8. Sorcery in Germany in the fifteenth century. The Malleus Maleficarum 9. Witchcraft in Scotland in the sixteenth century 10. King James and the witches of Lothian 11. Magic in England during the age of the Reformation 12. The English magicians. Dr Dee and his followers 13. The witches of Warboys 14. The poetry of witchcraft 15. Witchcraft in France in the sixteenth century 16. Pierre de Lancre and the witches of Labourd 17. Magic in Spain. The auto-da-fé of Logrono.
1. Introduction 2. Story of the lady Alice Kyteler 3. Further political usage of the belief in sorcery. The Templars 4. Sorcery in France. The citizens of Arras 5. The lord of Mirebeau and Pierre d'Estaing the alchemist 6. The earlier medieval type of the sorcerer. Virgil the enchanter 7. The later medieval types of the magician. Friar Bacon and Dr Faustus 8. Sorcery in Germany in the fifteenth century. The Malleus Maleficarum 9. Witchcraft in Scotland in the sixteenth century 10. King James and the witches of Lothian 11. Magic in England during the age of the Reformation 12. The English magicians. Dr Dee and his followers 13. The witches of Warboys 14. The poetry of witchcraft 15. Witchcraft in France in the sixteenth century 16. Pierre de Lancre and the witches of Labourd 17. Magic in Spain. The auto-da-fé of Logrono.
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