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Sexualising the Witch: Magic, Witches & Devils #jrlmagic
The majority of convicted witches in early modern Europe were women, and two female stereotypes became particularly powerful: the alluring young woman, and the dried-up old ‘hag’. Regardless of age, female witches were believed to be in sexual thrall to … Continue reading
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Tagged devils, john rylands library, witches
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