6Chapter II.
151How Little Mary Paasch was Sorely Plagued of the Devil, and the Whole Parish Fell Off From Me
7Chapter III.
152How My Poor Child was Taken Up for a Witch, and Carried to Pudgla
8PART III. MODERN FAITH
153Of the First Trial, and What Came Thereof
9Chapter I.
154How Satan, by the Permission of the Most Righteous God, Sought Altogether to Ruin Us, and How We Lost All Hope
10Chapter II.
155Of the Malice of the Governor and of Old Lizzie: Item, of the Examination of Witnesses
11Chapter III.
156De Confrontatione Testium
12Chapter IV.
157How the Syndicus Dom. Michelsen Arrived and Prepared His Defence of My Poor Child
13Chapter V.
158How My Poor Child was Sentenced to be Put to the Question
14Chapter VI.
159How in My Presence the Devil Fetched Old Lizzie Kolken
15Chapter VII.
160How Satan Sifted Me Like Wheat, Whereas My Daughter Withstood Him Right Bravely
16Chapter VIII.
161How I Received the Holy Sacrament with My Daughter and the Old Maidservant, and How She was Then Led for the Last Time Before the Court, with the Drawn Sword and the Outcry, to Receive Sentence
17Chapter IX.
162Of that Which Befell Us by the Way: Item, of the Fearful Death of the Sheriff at the Mill
18Chapter X.
163How My Daughter was at Length Saved by the Help of the All-merciful, Yea, of the All-merciful God
19Preface
164Of Our Next Great Sorrow, and Final Joy
20Chapter I.
165VOLUME I.: Preface
21Chapter II.
166BOOK I.
22Chapter III.
167Chapter I.
23Chapter IV.
168Chapter II.
24Chapter V.
169Chapter III.
25Chapter VI.
170Chapter IV.
26Chapter VII.
171Chapter V.
27Chapter VIII.
172Chapter VI.
28Chapter IX.
173Chapter VII.
29Chapter X.
174Chapter VIII.
30Chapter XI.
175Chapter IX.
31Chapter XII.
176Chapter X.
32Chapter XIII.
177Chapter XI.
33Chapter XIV.
178Chapter XII.
34Chapter XV.
179Chapter XIII.
35Chapter XVI.
180Chapter XIV.
36Chapter XVII.
181Chapter XV.
37Chapter XVIII.
182Chapter XVI.
38Chapter XIX.
183Chapter XVII.
39Chapter XX.
184Chapter XVIII.
40Chapter XXI.
185BOOK II.
41Chapter XXII.
186Chapter I.
42Chapter XXIII.
187Chapter II.
43Chapter XXIV.
188Chapter III.
44Preface
189Chapter IV.
45Lives of the Necromancers
190Chapter V.
46Ambitious Nature of Man
191Chapter VI.
47Examples of Necromancy and Witchcraft from the Bible
192Chapter VII.
48Greece
193Chapter VIII.
49Rome
194Chapter IX.
50Revolution Produced in the History of Necromancy and Witchcraft upon the Establishment of Christianity
195Chapter X.
51History of Necromancy in the East
196Chapter XI.
52Dark Ages of Europe
197Chapter XII.
53Communication of Europe and the Saracens
198Chapter XIII.
54Revival of Letters
199Chapter XIV.
55Sanguinary Proceedings Against Witchcraft (pt. 1)
200Chapter XV.
56Sanguinary Proceedings Against Witchcraft (pt. 2)
201Chapter XVI.
57Conclusion
202Chapter XVII.
58Introduction. Progress of Alchemy in Europe
203Chapter XVIII.
59BOOK I. THE ENGLISH MAGICIANS
204Chapter XIX.
60Chapter I. Roger Bacon: The True and the Legendary
205Chapter XX.
61Chapter II. The Story of Dr. John Dee
206Chapter XXI.
62Chapter III. Dr. Dee’s Diary
207Chapter XXII.
63Chapter IV. Magic and Imposture—A Couple of Knaves
208Chapter XXIII.
64Chapter V. The Last of the English Magicians: William Lilly
209BOOK III.
65Chapter VI. English Rosicrucians
210Chapter I.
66BOOK II. WITCHES AND WITCHCRAFT
211Chapter II.
67Chapter I. Early History of Witchcraft in England
212Chapter III.
68Chapter II. Witchcraft in England in the 17th Century
213VOLUME II.
69Chapter III. The Decline of Witchcraft in England
214BOOK III. Continued
70Chapter IV. The Witches of Scotland
215Chapter IV.
71Chapter V. The Literature of Witchcraft
216Chapter V.
72Volume 1: National Delusions
217Chapter VI.
73The Mississippi Scheme
218Chapter VII.
74The South Sea Bubble
219Chapter VIII.
75The Tulipomania
220Chapter IX.
76Relics
221Chapter X.
77Modern Prophecies
222Chapter XI.
78Popular Admiration for Great Thieves
223Chapter XII.
79Influence of Politics and Religion on the Hair and Beard
224Chapter XIII.
80Duels and Ordeals
225Chapter XIV.
81The Love of the Marvellous and the Disbelief of the True
226Chapter XV.
82Popular Follies in Great Cities
227Chapter XVI.
83Old Price Riots
228Chapter XVII.
84The Thugs, or Phansigars
229Chapter XVIII.
85Volume 2: Peculiar Follies
230Chapter XIX.
86The Crusades (pt. 1)
231Chapter XX.
87The Crusades (pt. 2)
232Chapter XXI.
88The Witch Mania (pt. 1)
233Chapter XXII.
89The Witch Mania (pt. 2)
234Chapter XXIII.
90The Slow Poisoners
235Chapter XXIV.
91Haunted Houses
236Conclusion
92Volume 3: Philosophical Delusions
237Glimpses of the Supernatural – Witchcraft and Necromancy by Frederick George Lee
93The Alchemysts (pt. 1)
238Introduction
94The Alchemysts (pt. 2)
239Letter I.
95The Alchemysts (pt. 3)
240Letter II.
96Fortune Telling
241Letter III.
97The Magnetisers (pt. 1)
242Letter IV.
98The Magnetisers (pt. 2)
243Letter V.
99Magic and Witchcraft by George Moir
244Letter VI.
100Preface
245Letter VII.
101Magic and Witchcraft (pt. 1)
246Letter VIII.
102Magic and Witchcraft (pt. 2)
247Letter IX.
103Witchcraft & Second Sight in the Highlands & Islands of Scotland by John G. Campbell
248Letter X.
104Chapter I. Black Witchcraft
249Preface
105Chapter II. White Witchcraft
250Introduction
106Chapter III. Death Warnings
251BOOK I.
107Chapter IV. Second Sight (an da shealladh)
252Chapter I. The Death of the Gods
108Chapter V. Hobgoblins
253Chapter II. Why the Middle Ages Fell Into Despair
109Chapter VI. The Celtic Year
254Chapter III. The Little Devil of the Fireside
110Witchcraft and Superstitious Record in the South-Western District of Scotland by John Maxwell Wood
255Chapter IV. Temptations
111Preface
256Chapter V. Possession
112Chapter I. Traditional Witchcraft Described
257Chapter VI. The Covenant
113Chapter II. Witch Narrative
258Chapter VII. The King of the Dead
114Chapter III. Witchcraft Trials and Persecution
259Chapter VIII. The Prince of Nature
115Chapter IV. Fairies and Brownies
260Chapter IX. The Devil a Physician
116Chapter V. Wraiths and Warnings
261Chapter X. Charms and Philtres
117Chapter VI. Death Customs and Funeral Ceremony
262Chapter XI. The Rebels’ Communion—Sabbaths—The Black Mass
118Chapter VII. Ghost Lore and Haunted Houses
263Chapter XII. The Sequel—Love and Death—Satan Disappears
119Appendix
264BOOK II.
120PRACTITIONERS OF MAGIC
265Chapter I. The Witch in Her Decline—Satan Multiplied and Made Common
121Paracelsus
266Chapter II. The Hammer for Witches
122Cagliostro
267Chapter III. Century of Toleration in France: Reaction
123Mesmer
268Chapter IV. The Witches of the Basque Country: 160984
124WITCHCRAFT AND CLAIRVOYANCE
269Chapter V. Satan Turns Priest
125A. The Period
270Chapter VI. Gauffridi: 1610
126B. Doctor Dee
271Chapter VII. The Demoniacs of Loudun—Urban Grandier: 1632-1634
127C. La Voisin
272Chapter VIII. The Demoniacs of Louviers—Madeline Bavent: 1633-1647
128D. Sir Edward Kelley
273Chapter IX. The Devil Triumphs in the Seventeenth Century
129E. Mother Damnable
274Chapter X. Father Girard and La Cadiere: 1730
130F. Matthew Hopkins
275Chapter XI. Cadiere in the Convent: 1730
131Witch Stories by E. Lynn Linton
276Chapter XII. The Trial of Cadiere: 1730-1731
132Preface
277Epilogue
133The Witches of Scotland (pt. 1)
278Preface
134The Witches of Scotland (pt. 2)
279I. Witchcraft
135The Witches of Scotland (pt. 3)
280II. Black and White Magic
136The Witches of England (pt. 1)
281III. Dreams
137The Witches of England (pt. 2)
282IV. Visions
138The Witches of England (pt. 3)
283V. Ghosts (pt. 1)
139The Witches of England (pt. 4)
284V. Ghosts (pt. 2)
140Preface
285VI. Divination
141Introduction
286VII. Possession
142How the Imperialists Robbed Me of All that was Left, and Likewise Broke Into the Church and Stole the Vasa Sacra; Also What More Befell Us
287VIII. Magnetism
143How Our Need Waxed Sorer and Sorer, and How I Sent Old Ilse with Another Letter to Pudgla, and How Heavy a Misfortune This Brought Upon Me
288IX. Miraculous Cures
144How the Old Maid-Servant Humbled Me by Her Faith, and the Lord Yet Blessed Me His Unworthy Servant
289X. Mysticism
145How We Journeyed to Wolgast, and Made Good Barter There
