France was likely that of Louis Debaraz, who was executed in Lyon in 1745. He was executed as the last of several men implicated in the Lyon witch trials in 1743–1745, in which several men were charged with making a Devil's pact in order to find hidden treasures, following the case of Bertrand Guilladot. As late as 1768, a woman was tried and convicted of witchcraft in France, but she was only given a fine. See also Witch trials in the early modern period References 1390 establishments in France 1768 disestablishments in France Early Modern law Early Modern politics Early Modern France Legal history of France Political history of France Social history of France Trials in France Witch trials in France Witchcraft in France