The Quarterly Review, Volumes 278-279William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... witch . The familiar might be almost any small animal , most commonly , perhaps , a cat ( hence presumably the black cat popularly associated with witches ) , or a toad which was kept on wool in a covered pot near the hearth . The fact ...
... witch . The familiar might be almost any small animal , most commonly , perhaps , a cat ( hence presumably the black cat popularly associated with witches ) , or a toad which was kept on wool in a covered pot near the hearth . The fact ...
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... witches in a desert place ' are summoned respec- tively by graymalkin ( a common name for a cat ) and by paddock ( a toad ) , both of which creatures were regarded as witches ' familiars . In Scene III the Second Witch had been killing ...
... witches in a desert place ' are summoned respec- tively by graymalkin ( a common name for a cat ) and by paddock ( a toad ) , both of which creatures were regarded as witches ' familiars . In Scene III the Second Witch had been killing ...
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... witches ' worship also . · · As an explanation of witches ' supposed contacts with incubi and succuba ( condemned as long ago as 1484 by the Papal Bull of Innocent VIII ) the theory has been advanced that they may have a counterpart in ...
... witches ' worship also . · · As an explanation of witches ' supposed contacts with incubi and succuba ( condemned as long ago as 1484 by the Papal Bull of Innocent VIII ) the theory has been advanced that they may have a counterpart in ...
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THE CRIPPS MISSION AND AFTER | 1 |
Germany as a Spiritual and World Problem | 7 |
Lord Willingdon | 31 |
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