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Chiromancer, Painted By Pietro della Vecchia (c. 1602-1678)

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How To End A Hailstorm, According To The Malleus Maleficarum

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Examination Of A Witch, Painted By Tompkins Harrison Matteson (c. 1813–1884)

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Illustration Of A Changeling, Painted By Martino di Bartolomeo (c. 1389–1434)

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Medieval Manuscript Illustration Of A Basilisk

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The Deadly Tale Of A Snake Charmer In Salzburg

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Acheloüs—The God Of Ancient Greece’s Longest River

Momus, by Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner (c. 1702-1761)

Winston Churchill

The Ironic Tale Of Cocconas, An Ancient Priest Who Lived And...

Herodotus’ Revealing Experience During the Festival Of Bastet

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When Most Other European Powers Were Being Evicted From Japan In...

April 2, 2017

Odin (from Hávamál)

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November 21, 2016

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People Who Professed Disbelief In Witchcraft Were Deemed Highly Suspect Of...

Chiromancer, Painted By Pietro della Vecchia (c. 1602-1678)

How To End A Hailstorm, According To The Malleus Maleficarum

How To Cure A Butter Churn From Witchcraft, According To The...

Examination Of A Witch, Painted By Tompkins Harrison Matteson (c. 1813–1884)

Illustration Of A Changeling, Painted By Martino di Bartolomeo (c. 1389–1434)

Medieval Manuscript Illustration Of A Basilisk

The Deadly Tale Of A Snake Charmer In Salzburg

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