Early modern European witchcraft: centres and peripheries/
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Oxford [England]: New York:
Clarendon Press ; Oxford University Press,
1990, repr.2001
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Table of Contents:
- Witchcraft and Catholic theology / Julio Caro Baroja
- Protestant demonology : sin, superstition, and society (c.1520-c.1630) / Stuart Clark
- Inquisitorial law and the witch / John Tedeschi
- Deciphering the Sabbath / Carlo Ginzburg
- Satanic myths and cultural reality / Robert Muchembled
- 'Fantasticall and devilishe persons' : European witch-beliefs in comparative perspective / Robert Rowland
- 'The ladies from outside' : an archaic pattern of the witches' Sabbath / Gustav Henningsen
- Hungary : the accusations and the universe of popular magic / Gabor Klaniczay
- Estonia I : werewolves and poisoners / Maia Madar
- Estonia II : the crusade against idolatry / Juhan Kahk
- Sweden : the mass burning (1668-76) / Bengt Ankarloo
- Finland : the male domination / Antero Heikkinen and Timo Kervinen
- Denmark : the sociology of accusations / Jens Christian V. Johansen
- Norway : the criminological context / Hans Eyvind Naess
- Iceland : sorcerers and paganism / Kirsten Hastrup
- Portugal : a scrupulous inquisition / Francisco Bethencourt
- Scandinavian witchcraft in Anglo-American perspective / E. William Monter
- The comparative approach to European witchcraft / Peter Burke.