{"collection":"Paganism & Neopaganism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/pag/twp/twp01.htm","path":"pag/twp/twp01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/pag/twp/twp01.htm","text":"| | | PAGE | \n| | INTRODUCTION | 1 | \n| I. | THE THEORY OF WITCH-PERSECUTION. | | \n| | 1. The Nature and Reality of Witchcraft | 2 | \n| | 2. The Duty of Persecution | 5 | \n| II. | THE BEGINNING OF THE WITCH-PERSECUTIONS. | | \n| | 1. Witch-persecution in the earlier fifteenth century | 6 | \n| | 2. The Witch-Bull of 1484 | 7 | \n| | 3. The Witch-Hammer | 10 | \n| III. | THE WITCH-PERSECUTION AT TRIER. | | \n| | 1. The Scope of the Persecution | 13 | \n| | 2. The Recantation of Loos | 14 | \n| IV. | THE WITCH-PERSECUTION AT BONN | 18 | \n| V. | THE WITCH-PERSECUTION IN SCOTLAND | 19 | \n| VI. | THE WITCH-PERSECUTION AT BAMBERG | 23 | \n| VII. | THE WITCH-PERSECUTION AT W\u00dcRZBURG | 28 | \n| VIII. | THE METHODS OF THE WITCH-PERSECUTIONS | 30 | \n| IX. | SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY | 36 |","title":"Table of Contents.","type":"page"}