Migalena was a woman from Labourd, France, accused of witchcraft in the 17th century. She was arrested at the age of sixty-one and brought to trial alongside her son, Bocal, who was also accused of sorcery. Migalena confessed to attending the Sabbath and participating in its rites, claiming to have witnessed these gatherings in the … Read more
Marie Lescorière was an elderly woman accused of witchcraft in 16th-century France. During her interrogation, she maintained her innocence while admitting to attending the Sabbath and interacting with the Devil in various forms. Her testimony provides valuable insight into the beliefs and practices associated with witchcraft trials during this period, including the social dynamics, accusations, … Read more
Jezebel was a Phoenician princess who became the queen of Israel through her marriage to King Ahab. She is depicted in the Bible as a promoter of idolatry and persecutor of prophets. Jezebel met a violent end, being thrown from a window and devoured by dogs. She is sometimes associated with witchcraft and demon worship. … Read more
Jeanne Hortilopits was a young woman from the Labour region who was accused of witchcraft in 1603 at the age of fourteen. She was punished for allegedly attending a witches’ sabbath. Her case reflects the persecution of individuals, particularly young women, accused of witchcraft during the early modern period in Europe. Related Posts:Henry IV of … Read more