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[290] Malleus, iii. 4, p. 344.

[291] iii. 10.

[292] iii. 14.

[293] iii. 16.

[294] iii. 14.

[295] iii. 29–31, repeated with slight variations.

[296] Von Zauberei und Zauberern, p. 211; Soldan and Heppe, i. 347.

[297] The Lindheim cases are recorded by G. C. Horst, afterwards pastor of the place, in his Dämonomagie, 2 vols., Frankfort, 1818, and Zauberbibliothek, 6 vols., Mainz, 1821–6. See also O. Glaubrecht, Die Schreckensjahre von Lindheim, 1886.

[298] Cautio Criminalis, Rinteln, 1631, Dubium xix (p. 128). He calls himself ‘Sacerdos quidam’.

[299] Dubium xx (p. 153).