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The Witch cult in Western Europe

M >> Margaret Alice Murray >> The Witch cult in Western Europe




Stapenhill:--
Capital punishment, 201.
Devil as God, 30.
Dog familiar, 207, 225.
Gift of familiar, 225.
Magical ceremony, 30.
Name of familiar, 225.
Prayer, 30.
Supernumerary nipple, 91-2.

Stick-riding, 104-6.

Storm-raising, 51, 52, 54, 67, 116, 163, 167, 168.

Strathdown:--
Devil as a dog, 68.
Homage, 68.
Rowing, 147.
Sieves, 147.
Torches, 147.
Walking to the Sabbath, 99.

Straw, Burning, 145.

Substitute for the God, 160-1.

Succubus, 183.

Suffolk:--
Blood ceremony, 153.
Coldness of Devil, 181.
Daniel the Prophet, 34.
Devil as a man, 34, 63, 94, 153, 221.
Dog familiar, 223.
Gift of familiar, 223.
Kitten familiar, 94, 221.
Mole familiar, 223.
Prayer, 31.
Sexual rites, 181.
Supernumerary nipple, 94, 95, 221.
Voice of the Devil, 63.

Supernumerary breast, 90, 94.
" nipple, 90, 91, 92-6, 209, 213-17, 219-21.

Sweden:--
Antecessor, 164.
Baptism, 84.
Capital punishment, 203.
Child witches, 74, 123.
Christian priests, 84.
Cross-roads, 132, 203.
Dates of meeting, 123.
Description of Blockula, 103, 108, 119.
Devil as a man, 41, 43, 164.
" a minister, 41, 149.
Feast, 144.
Grey garments, 41, 43.
Headgear, 43.
Magical words, 164.
Marriage, 185.
Method of going to meetings, 103.
Places at meals, 144.
" of meeting, 119.
Powers of the Devil, 118.
Punishment, 199, 203.
Riding to the Sabbath, 100, 103.
Ring dance, 132.
Sacrament, 149.
Vow, 78.
Yielding of the soul, 78.

Sympathetic magic, 158, 159.


Taboo on salt, 139, 143, 249.

Tambourine, 137.

Tattooing, 87.

Term of years, Contract for, 75, 80-2.

Theodore, Archbishop of Canterbury, 21.

Thirteen in Coven, 191-4.

Thorn Reid, 35, 42, 44, 191, 195, 240.

Threats against traitor, 29, 201-3.

Thurso:--
Devil as a man, 40, 208.
Divination by a cloud, 208.
" a hen, 208.
" a horse, 208.
Riding Devil, 208.

Toad familiar, 71, 210-12, 221, 222, 225, 248, 249.

Toads, Poisoning by, 53.

Torches, 113, 146, 147.

Torryburn:--
Coldness of Devil, 65.
Headgear, 43, 147.
Light, 147.

Tranent:--
Names of tunes, 136.
Piper, 136, 189.

Transference of labour pains, 170.

Transformation, 10, 116, 166, 230-7.

Tree-riding, 134.

Trial of Alice Kyteler, 23.
" North Berwick witches, 50-9.
" Silvain Nevillon, 246-9.

Trump, 55, 110, 133, 136, 245.

Trumpets, 137.

Two chiefs, 32, 35, 38, 63, 64, 83, 228.

Two-faced God, 10, 62, 69, 129, 247.


Unbaptized children, 156.

Urine, 148, 248.

Use of domestic familiars, 214-20, 223, 224.
" of words _God_ and _Devil_, 31.


Violins, 137, 138.

Voice of the Devil, 43, 61-3, 127, 247.

Voluntary converts, 70, 71, 79.

Vosges, 112.

Vows, 78, 125.


Wafer of rye, 148.
" of sacramental bread, 148.

Walking to the Sabbath, 97-9, 247.

Walliman, 30, 195.

Walloons, 82, 135.

Walpurgis Nacht, 109, 134.

Water, Ordeal by, 17.

Wax image, 51, 53-5, 116, 117.

Weasel familiar, 212, 241.

Weir, Major, 50, 161.

White garments, 35, 36, 40, 41, 43, 45, 195.
" hackneys, 45, 242.
" wand, 35, 57.

Widdershins, 124, 135.

William Simpson, 35, 48, 195.

Wincanton (see Somerset).

Windsor:--
Cat familiar, 210.
Change of shape, 47, 69.
Devil as an ape, 47, 69.
" a horse, 47, 69.
Feeding of familiars, 210, 211.
Gille, 210.
Ginnie, 210.
Kitten familiar, 210.
Officer, 189.
Philip, 211.
Place of meeting, 119.
Rat familiar, 211.
Toad familiar, 210.

Wine puncheons, 113, 140, 241.
" representing blood, 149.

Witch of Endor, 9.
" mass, 150.

Witches professing Christianity, 49.

Wooden goblets, 143.

Wooler (see Northumberland).

Word of God, 9.

Worship, 29, 68.

Wrecking a bridge, 117, 196.

Written contracts, 64, 79-81.
" reports, 186.


Yarmouth:--
Devil as a man, 33, 88.
Mark, 88.

Yellow bird, 213.
" clothes, 229, 232.

Yielding the soul, 33, 46, 59, 72, 75-8, 81, 219, 220, 226, 229, 243.

Yorkshire:--
Bird familiar, 213.
Cloven feet, 29, 34.
Coloured wart, 94.
Devil as a man, 29, 34.
Devil's horse, 29.
Fairy hill, 243.
" Queen, 244.
Instruction by fairies, 244.
Kneeling to the Devil, 29.
Local anaesthesia, 94.
Magical words, 244.
Supernumerary nipple, 93-4.
Worship, 29.

Yule, 109, 111, 120, 123.




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