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Roman Inquisition

An ecclesiastical institution whose records document many Benandanti encounters.

2026-10-28·Glossary·inquisition
Glossary entry: definitions distinguish historical usage, modern frameworks and documented limitations.

Definition

An ecclesiastical institution whose records document many Benandanti encounters.

Evidence boundary

An interrogation record is a mediated source shaped by its questions and legal context.

Why the distinction matters

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Source and revision record

  1. Imagining the Witches’ Sabbath (Cambridge University Press)Scholarly book · Modern scholarly treatment of the interpretive construction of the sabbath.

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