Witchcraft and folk magic

Tractatus nouus aureus et solemnis de haereticis clarissimi famosissimique iuriscons. domini Ioannis Calderini

In quo omnia quae ad officium inquisitorum contra haereticam prauitatem spectant ... in quadragintauno capitibus tractantur ...: cui adiecta est nova Forma procedendi contra de haeresi inquisitos ... cum summarijs & indicibus copiosissimis.

by Zanchino Ugolini

First published:
16th century
Language: Latin

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Subjects: Early works to 1800, History, Witchcraft

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
In quo omnia quae ad officium inquisitorum contra haereticam prauitatem spectant ... in quadragintauno capitibus tractantur ...: cui adiecta est nova Forma procedendi contra de haeresi inquisitos ... cum summarijs & indicibus copiosissimis. Open Library record	1571	Ad Candentis Salamandrae insigne [D. Zenaro?]	Latin	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)