Christmas, 49, 111, 112. Cold food, 144. Coldness of Devil, 179, 181. Day of meeting, 122. Devil as a cat, 66,…
- Date of account
- Published 1921
- Source
- The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology
- Reference
- The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology · selected passage 221
- Rights
- public_domain
- Language
- English with quoted European trial material
- Record updated
- 2026-08-24
Record summary
Christmas, 49, 111, 112. Cold food, 144. Coldness of Devil, 179, 181. Day of meeting, 122. Devil as a cat, 66, 128, 182. " a dog, 182. " a fowl, 182. " a goat, 68, 145, 159, 182, 233. " a man, 40, 101, 145, 182. " a sheep, 70, 182, 233. Drinking, 143. Easter, 111. Fairy dances, 132, 242. Feasts, 143. Flute, 138. Flying…
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Source passage
Source text · mention onlyChristmas, 49, 111, 112. Cold food, 144. Coldness of Devil, 179, 181. Day of meeting, 122. Devil as a cat, 66, 128, 182. " a dog, 182. " a fowl, 182. " a goat, 68, 145, 159, 182, 233. " a man, 40, 101, 145, 182. " a sheep, 70, 182, 233. Drinking, 143. Easter, 111. Fairy dances, 132, 242. Feasts, 143. Flute, 138. Flying, 101, 102. " ointment, 105. Grace before meat, 143. Hautboys, 138. Hour of meeting, 112. Human familiars, 183, 228. Image, Sacred, 125, 145. Jumping Dance, 132. Kiss, 125, 128, 129-30, 145. Mark, 87-8. Mask, 232. Method of going to Sabbath, 97, 99. Midday, 40. Musical instruments, 138. Night assemblies, 112. Phallus, 179. Place of meeting, 119, 121. Power over fertility, 174. Prayer, 30. Punishment, 198. Religious service, 148. Renewal of vows, 125. Renunciation, 125. Reports, 125, 198. Riding to meetings, 99. Right side, 88. Ring dance, 131. Rye, Wafer of, 148. Sacrifice of the God, 159, 183. Sexual rites, 125, 179-82. Singing, 138. Stick riding, 105. Straw, Burning, 145. Taboo on salt, 143. Urine, 148. Voice, 62.
Historical context
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Modern context
Contextual commentary · mention onlyA modern comparison can identify recurring descriptions and possible explanations, but the account is not treated as independently verified evidence merely because it appeared in print.
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