2018, ISBN: 1230001033243

SPRENGER said, before 1500: ''We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account.'' So another writer under Louis XIII.: ''For one Sor… Plus…

SPRENGER said, before 1500: ''We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account.'' So another writer under Louis XIII.: ''For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses.'' ''Nature makes them Sorceresses,''?the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wiles?often fantastic, often beneficent?she is a Witch, and casts spells, at least and lowest lulls pain to sleep and softens the blow of calamity. All primitive peoples start alike; this we see again and again in the accounts given by travellers. Man hunts and fights. Woman contrives and dreams; she is the mother of fancy, of the gods. She possesses glimpses of the second sight, and has wings to soar into the infinitude of longing and imagination. The better to count the seasons, she scans the sky. But earth has her heart as well. Her eyes stoop to the amorous flowers; a flower herself in her young beauty, she learns to know them as playfellows and intimates. A woman, she asks them to heal the men she loves. SPRENGER said, before 1500: ''We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account.'' So another writer under Louis XIII.: ''For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses.''''Nature makes them Sorceresses,''?the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wiles?often fantastic, often beneficent?she is a Witch, and casts spells, at least and lowest lulls pain to sleep and softens the blow of calamity.All primitive peoples start alike; this we see again and again in the accounts given by travellers. Man hunts and fights. Woman contrives and dreams; she is the mother of fancy, of the gods. She possesses glimpses of the second sight, and has wings to soar into the infinitude of longing and imagination. The better to count the seasons, she scans the sky. But earth has her heart as well. Her eyes stoop to the amorous flowers; a flower herself in her young beauty, she learns to know them as playfellows and intimates. A woman, she asks them to heal the men she loves. Inhoud: Taal: Engels; Bindwijze: E-book; Verschijningsdatum: januari 2018; Ebook formaat: Adobe ePub; Betrokkenen: Auteur: Jules Michelet; Uitgever: @Annierosebooks; Lees mogelijkheden: Lees dit ebook op: Android (smartphone en tablet) | Kobo e-reader | Desktop (Mac en Windows) | iOS (smartphone en tablet) | Windows (smartphone en tablet) | Overige e-reader; EAN: Overige kenmerken: Thema Subject Code: FB; Engels | E-book | 1230001033243, Boeken, Literatuur & Romans, Literaire romans, @Annierosebooks<

ISBN: 1230001033243

SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcer… Plus…

SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses." "Nature makes them Sorceresses,"?the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wil..., SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses." "Nature makes them Sorceresses,"?the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wiles?often fantastic, often beneficent?she is a Witch, and casts spells, at least and lowest lulls pain to sleep and softens the blow of calamity. All primitive peoples start alike; this we see again and again in the accounts given by travellers. Man hunts and fights. Woman contrives and dreams; she is the mother of fancy, of the gods. She possesses glimpses of the second sight, and has wings to soar into the infinitude of longing and imagination. The better to count the seasons, she scans the sky. But earth has her heart as well. Her eyes stoop to the amorous flowers; a flower herself in her young beauty, she learns to know them as playfellows and intimates. A woman, she asks them to heal the men she loves.Taal: Engels; Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe; Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ; Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers geschikt voor ebooks in ePub formaat. Tablet of smartphone voorzien van een app zoals de bol.com Kobo app.; ISBN13: 1230001033243; , Engelstalig | Ebook, Science fiction, Meer sciencefiction, @Annierosebooks<

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SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcer… Plus…

SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses." "Nature makes them Sorceresses,"-the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wil SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses." "Nature makes them Sorceresses,"-the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wiles-often fantastic, often beneficent-she is a Witch, and casts spells, at least and lowest lulls pain to sleep and softens the blow of calamity. All primitive peoples start alike; this we see again and again in the accounts given by travellers. Man hunts and fights. Woman contrives and dreams; she is the mother of fancy, of the gods. She possesses glimpses of the second sight, and has wings to soar into the infinitude of longing and imagination. The better to count the seasons, she scans the sky. But earth has her heart as well. Her eyes stoop to the amorous flowers; a flower herself in her young beauty, she learns to know them as playfellows and intimates. A woman, she asks them to heal the men she loves. Fiction & Literature, , Satanism And Witchcraft~~ Jules Michelet~~Fiction & Literature~~1230001033243, en, Satanism And Witchcraft, Jules Michelet, 1230001033243, @AnnieRoseBooks, 04/13/2016, , , , @AnnieRoseBooks, 04/13/2016<

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SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcer… Plus…

SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses."Nature makes them Sorceresses,"-the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wile SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses."Nature makes them Sorceresses,"-the genius peculiar to woman and her temperament. She is born a creature of Enchantment. In virtue of regularly recurring periods of exaltation, she is a Sibyl; in virtue of love, a Magician. By the fineness of her intuitions, the cunning of her wiles-often fantastic, often beneficent-she is a Witch, and casts spells, at least and lowest lulls pain to sleep and softens the blow of calamity. All primitive peoples start alike; this we see again and again in the accounts given by travellers. Man hunts and fights. Woman contrives and dreams; she is the mother of fancy, of the gods. She possesses glimpses of the second sight, and has wings to soar into the infinitude of longing and imagination. The better to count the seasons, she scans the sky. But earth has her heart as well. Her eyes stoop to the amorous flowers; a flower herself in her young beauty, she learns to know them as playfellows and intimates. A woman, she asks them to heal the men she loves. Fiction & Literature, , Satanism And Witchcraft~~ Jules Michelet~~Fiction & Literature~~1230001033243, en, Satanism And Witchcraft, Jules Michelet, 1230001033243, @AnnieRoseBooks, 01/07/2018, , , , @AnnieRoseBooks, 01/07/2018<

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SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcer… Plus…

SPRENGER said, before 1500: "We should speak of the Heresy of the Sorceresses, not of the Sorcerers; the latter are of small account." So another writer under Louis XIII.: "For one Sorcerer, ten thousand Sorceresses."&q Fiction & Literature, , Satanism And Witchcraft~~ Jules Michelet~~Fiction & Literature~~1230001033243, en, Satanism And Witchcraft, Jules Michelet, 1230001033243, @AnnieRoseBooks, 01/07/2018, , , , @AnnieRoseBooks, 01/07/2018<