The history of the devil and the idea of evil : from the earliest times to the present day (1900)
Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 · Chicago : Open Court Pub. Co. · leaf 332
saving his life and a denial, where-upon he was speedily burnt. Every false witness was accepted,but no just defence granted,—not even to people of prominence.The person arraigned had to confess that he was a heretic, that hehad touched a toad, that he had kissed a pale man, or some mon-ster. Many… … inu H mmw 0 z zs.aazoU N vO1^ C ^ N iJ ►JD pa Xh OZ < uo Z < w OS p 0. o 312 THE HISTORY OF THE DEVIL. lied about themselves and other people, especially about suchprominent ones whose names were suggested to them by Conrad.Thus brothers accused their brothers, wives their husbands, ser-vants…
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