Le sabbat des sorciers

About this book

In the early 19th century, a fascination with the occult surged across Europe, fueled by tales of witchcraft and the notorious witches' sabbat. "Le sabbat des sorciers" by Bourneville and E. Teinturier delves into this enigmatic world, offering a meticulous examination of the rituals and beliefs that surrounded these clandestine gatherings. The authors explore the chilling intersection of folklore and societal fears, revealing how these practices were often misinterpreted through the lens of superstition and paranoia. Ideal for historians and students of cultural studies, this compelling document sheds light on the complexities of belief systems and the societal implications of witchcraft. Discover the haunting narratives that shaped perceptions of power and fear in a transformative era.