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Witchcraft superstition and observant Franciscan preachers

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"My aim is to analyse how the demarcation between the licit and the illicit took place from the privileged perspective of a number of Observant Franciscan friars...who were active in the friary of...

Ad Ogni Primo Respiro

By Gabriele Quadraroli, Fabrizio Conti

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Witchcraft, superstition, and observant Franciscan preachers

By Fabrizio Conti

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"My aim is to analyse how the demarcation between the licit and the illicit took place from the privileged perspective of a number of Observant Franciscan friars...who were active in the friary of...

Civilizations of the Supernatural

By Fabrizio Conti

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Nemo Non Metuit

By Elizabeth Ann Pollard, Fabrizio Conti

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Nemo Non Metuit

By Elizabeth Ann Pollard, Fabrizio Conti

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Nemo Non Metuit

By Elizabeth Ann Pollard, Fabrizio Conti

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Humanisms and Beyond

By Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, Fabrizio Conti

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Humanisms and Beyond

By Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, Fabrizio Conti

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Civilizations of the Supernatural

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