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WITCHCRAFT - FAMILIARS Witch feeding her frog, toad and imp familiars. After 'A Rehearsall both straung and true... at Winsore', 1579, an anti-witchcraft tract Stock Photo
RMMC6JWM–WITCHCRAFT - FAMILIARS Witch feeding her frog, toad and imp familiars. After 'A Rehearsall both straung and true... at Winsore', 1579, an anti-witchcraft tract
Witches hanging, with their reputed familiars inthe foreground. Artwork from a tract onthe Chelmsford witchcraft trials of 1589. Stock Photo
RMMC6PA8–Witches hanging, with their reputed familiars inthe foreground. Artwork from a tract onthe Chelmsford witchcraft trials of 1589.
WITCHCRAFT - CHELMSFORD WITCHES. Witch familiars, including frogs and toads., Artwork after a tract on the Chelmsford witchcraft trials of 1589 Stock Photo
RMMC6JWY–WITCHCRAFT - CHELMSFORD WITCHES. Witch familiars, including frogs and toads., Artwork after a tract on the Chelmsford witchcraft trials of 1589
ANIMALS - Demonic bat Various witch familiars including a demonic bat. At the preparation of a witch. Print, Abomination of Sorcerers, by Jasper Stock Photo
RMMC6G29–ANIMALS - Demonic bat Various witch familiars including a demonic bat. At the preparation of a witch. Print, Abomination of Sorcerers, by Jasper
Matthew Hopkins, the Witch-Finder General, examining two witches, with their numerous familiars, or imps. Woodcut from Caulfield, 'Memoires of Remarkable Persons', 1794. Stock Photo
RMMC6P9H–Matthew Hopkins, the Witch-Finder General, examining two witches, with their numerous familiars, or imps. Woodcut from Caulfield, 'Memoires of Remarkable Persons', 1794.
A selection of grotesques, demons and familiars around a group of witches preparing to fly to the sabbat. From Jasper's engraving 'Abomination of Witches' - print of late eighteenth century. Stock Photo
RMMC84XY–A selection of grotesques, demons and familiars around a group of witches preparing to fly to the sabbat. From Jasper's engraving 'Abomination of Witches' - print of late eighteenth century.
Animals - rabbit and dog familiars - frontispiece to Matthew Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled Witchfinder General, depicted here with two of his witch victims, and surrounded by their imps or familiars. - © / Charles Walker Frontispiece to Hopkins' 'Discovery of Wiches (sic)', 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled 'Witchfinder General' - he is depicted here with two of his victims, and their named imps or familiars Stock Photo
RMMBD69K–Animals - rabbit and dog familiars - frontispiece to Matthew Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled Witchfinder General, depicted here with two of his witch victims, and surrounded by their imps or familiars. - © / Charles Walker Frontispiece to Hopkins' 'Discovery of Wiches (sic)', 1647. Hopkins was the self-styled 'Witchfinder General' - he is depicted here with two of his victims, and their named imps or familiars
OCCULTISTS - MATTHEW HOPKINS. The so-called 'Witchfinder General'. Matthew Hopkins examining two witches, with their numerous familiars, or imps. Woodcut from Caulfield's 'Memoirs of Remarkable Persons', 1794 Stock Photo
RMMC6M9T–OCCULTISTS - MATTHEW HOPKINS. The so-called 'Witchfinder General'. Matthew Hopkins examining two witches, with their numerous familiars, or imps. Woodcut from Caulfield's 'Memoirs of Remarkable Persons', 1794
The self-proclaimed 'Witchfinder General', Matthew Hopkins with two of his female vistims. The woman to the right is Elizabeth Clark, naming her imps, or familiars, which Hopkins claimed, under oath, he had seen in her cell. Clark was hanged on this evidence. Frontispiece to Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647. Stock Photo
RMMC6GM7–The self-proclaimed 'Witchfinder General', Matthew Hopkins with two of his female vistims. The woman to the right is Elizabeth Clark, naming her imps, or familiars, which Hopkins claimed, under oath, he had seen in her cell. Clark was hanged on this evidence. Frontispiece to Hopkin's Discovery of Witches, 1647.
WITCHCRAFT - DANCE AT SABBAT. Sabbat dance of witch Babin. Design by Bernard Zuber to M Carron's 'La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorciere'. 1926. A true story based on Bodin's book 'Demonomanie,' 1580. This 17th century witch was burned to death at Poitiers, 1564 Witch familiars attending a Sabbat. Design by Bernard Zuber to M. Carron's La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorciere, 1926. WITCHCRAFT - ANIMAL FAMILIARS. Animal familiars and demons at a sabbat dance. Designed by Bernard Zuber for Carron's 'La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorcier', 1926. This is a true Stock Photo
RMMC6JWN–WITCHCRAFT - DANCE AT SABBAT. Sabbat dance of witch Babin. Design by Bernard Zuber to M Carron's 'La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorciere'. 1926. A true story based on Bodin's book 'Demonomanie,' 1580. This 17th century witch was burned to death at Poitiers, 1564 Witch familiars attending a Sabbat. Design by Bernard Zuber to M. Carron's La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorciere, 1926. WITCHCRAFT - ANIMAL FAMILIARS. Animal familiars and demons at a sabbat dance. Designed by Bernard Zuber for Carron's 'La Vie Execrable de Guillemette Babin, Sorcier', 1926. This is a true
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