Benandanti
Historical label used for the Friulian “good walkers” described in early modern inquisitorial records.
Read the entry →Definitions that preserve differences among historical testimony, scholarly interpretation and modern technical language.
Historical label used for the Friulian “good walkers” described in early modern inquisitorial records.
Read the entry →A birth with membranes associated with special status in some Benandanti accounts.
Read the entry →The chain of sources, transformations and interpretations behind a published statement.
Read the entry →Seasonal observances in the Christian liturgical calendar that appear in recorded descriptions of nocturnal activities.
Read the entry →Information necessary for a particular conclusion that is not established by available records.
Read the entry →Plants described in the night-battle narratives as the implements of the Benandanti.
Read the entry →Benandanti-related traditions concerning processions and encounters with the dead.
Read the entry →The study of how history is researched, written and reinterpreted.
Read the entry →An ecclesiastical institution whose records document many Benandanti encounters.
Read the entry →An approach drawing broad historical questions from close study of specific cases and records.
Read the entry →Reported spiritual contests associated with defending agricultural fertility.
Read the entry →A record of an object’s source, transformations and custodial context.
Read the entry →The date on which an archive entered or updated a claim.
Read the entry →A composite category employed in some early modern European accusations and interrogations.
Read the entry →In opposing sides of the recorded nocturnal contests, adversaries were associated with sorghum stalks.
Read the entry →The degree to which evidence items originate through separate acquisition pathways.
Read the entry →Cognitive processes used to attribute remembered information to its origin.
Read the entry →A proposed term for lasting influences following AI-generated or simulated experiences.
Read the entry →Healing and counter-witchcraft activities associated with some Benandanti.
Read the entry →The period in which a fact or event is said to apply in the underlying world.
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