Titlebook: Contesting Orthodoxy in Medieval and Early Modern Europe; Heresy, Magic and Wi Louise Nyholm Kallestrup,Raisa Maria Toivo Book 2017 The Edi

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Vascular Neurology Board Reviewat it teaches about Catholicism and Rosaries and then contrasts it with (secular) court records in order to look at popular attitudes in practice. These are then put in the context of historiography on magic and superstition in Sweden and Finland.

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Sounds Like God: The Elephant in ,critical texts for its transmission; the nature, extent and timing of changes in the woman’s representation from the twelfth to the sixteenth centuries; and the break-down of long-standing continuities in the later sixteenth century when this female figure became the Witch of Endor.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52911-6icia, maleficia, learned and popular magic. His sermons show how the old scholastic concepts of magic and superstition started to intermingle with the new ideas about diabolic witchcraft. Thus, preachers of reform like Johannes Geiler of Kaysersberg acted as mediators of the new concept, even if they were not ardent followers of the ..

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Approaches to Magic, Heresy and Witchcraft in Time, Space and Faith,ructed chronological boundaries, inherent in periodizations such as medieval, early modern, Reformation and Counter Reformation, we hope to achieve a clearer and more continuous picture of what ‘went before’ and what ‘went after’, thus demonstrating continuity as well as change in the concepts and understandings of magic, heresy and witchcraft.

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Heresy and Heterodoxy in Medieval Scandinaviaht, I argue, to be part of any discussion of heresy and heterodoxy in the medieval North. The essay concludes that such instances were neither limited to Sweden nor rare, but rather appear fairly regularly as regards both the spatial and temporal frames reflected in the historical record.

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Ignorant Superstition? Popular Education on Magic in Early Seventeenth-Century Confessionalist Finlaat it teaches about Catholicism and Rosaries and then contrasts it with (secular) court records in order to look at popular attitudes in practice. These are then put in the context of historiography on magic and superstition in Sweden and Finland.

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The Witch of Endor Before the Witch Trialscritical texts for its transmission; the nature, extent and timing of changes in the woman’s representation from the twelfth to the sixteenth centuries; and the break-down of long-standing continuities in the later sixteenth century when this female figure became the Witch of Endor.

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