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Maria Luisa Mangini (1936-2011) 2011, oil on canvas, 24×26 cm |
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Maria Luisa Mangini (1936-2011) - Early Modern European Witchcraft- Nwando Achebe; The Day I Met Ahebi Ugbabe, Female King of Engugu-Ezike, Nigeria, 2009. - Torbjorn Aim; The Witch Trials of Finmark, Northern Norway, during the Seventeenth Century: Evidence for Ergotism as a Contributing Factor, 2003. - Bengt Ankarloo; Early Modern European Witchcraft: Centers and Peripheries, 1990. - Bengt Ankarloo; Witchcraft and Magic in Europe: Biblical and Pagan Societies, 2001. - Bengt Ankarloo; Witchcraft and Magic in Europe: The Period of the Witch Trials, 2002. - Mary Arseneau; The Culture of Christina Rossetti: Female Poetics and Victorian Contexts, 1999. - Unal Ayranci; Menopause status and attitudes in a Turkish midlife female population: an epidemiological study, 2010. - Michael Bailey; The Disenchantment of Magic: Spells, Charms and Superstition in Early European Witchcraft Literature, 2006. - Dolores Barracano; The Invisible Woman: The Historian as Professional Magician, 1970. - Wolfgang Behringer; How the Waldensians Became Witches: Heretics and Their Journey to the Other World, 2005. - Wolfgang Behringer; The Shaman of Oberstdorf, 1998. - Peter Benes; Fortunetellers, Wise-Men and Magical Healers in New England, 1644-1850, 1995. - Cyrano de Bergerac; A Letter Against Witches (1654), 1969. - Edward Bever; Old Age and Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe, 1982. - Edward Bever; The Crisis of Confidence in Witchcraft and the Crisis of Authority, 2005. - Edward Bever; Witchcraft in Early Modern Wurttemberg, 1983. - Edward Bever; Witchcraft, Female Aggression and Power in the Early Modern Community, 2002. - Kaj Bjorkqvistt; New Trends in the Study of Female Aggression, 1992. - Willem de Blecourt; On the Continuation of Witchcraft, 1998. - Willem de Blecourt; The Making of the Female Witch, 2000. - Willem de Blecourt; The Witch, her Victim, the Unwitcher and the Researcher: The Continued Existence of Traditional Witchcraft, 1999. - Willem de Blecourt; Witch Doctors, Soothsayers and Priests. 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Maria Luisa Mangini (1936-2011) - Early Modern European Witchcraft |
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