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Malleus maleficarum, in tres diuisus partes : in quibus concurrentia ad maleficia, maleficiorum effectus, remedia aduersus maleficia, et modus procedendi, ac puniendi maleficos abundè continentur, praecipuè autem omnibus inquisitoribus, & diuini uerbi concionatoribus utilis, ac necessarius /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Institoris, Heinrich, 1430-1505
Other Authors:	Sprenger, Jakob, 1436 or 1438-1495, Maffei, Raffaele, 1455-1522 (Editor), Bertano, Giovanni Antonio, active 1570-1612 (Printer)
Format:	Book
Language:	Latin
Published:	Venetiis : Apud Io. Antonium Bertanum, 1574.
Edition:	Hac postrema editione /
Subjects:	Witchcraft > Early works to 1800. Demonology > Early works to 1800. Criminal procedure (Canon law) > Early works to 1800. Criminal law > Early works to 1800. Criminal law. Criminal procedure (Canon law) Demonology. Witchcraft. Early works.

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