Iudicia de magia apud Salem acta
Iudicia de magia apud Salem acta fuerunt series praeiudiciorum et delationum hominum magiae accusatorum in Massachusetta colonica inter Februarium 1692 et Maium 1693 facta. Contra nomen late usitatum, praeiudicia anno 1692 in variis oppidis per provinciam facta sunt: Salem Vicus (nunc Danvers), Gippevici, Andover, et Salem Oppidum.

Initium Iudiciorum 
Duae puellae—Abigail Williams, quae cognata reverendo Parris erat, et Elisabetha Parris, quae filia reverendi Parris erat—inceperunt deliratione et cupiditate reprehendorum civium quos credunt magas. Hae puellae, Abigail et Elisabeth, patiebantur signa rara quae multi credebant diabolum et magas effecisse. Signa constabant ex ululando, contortione corporis, et inobedientia. Nullus medicus poterat explicare signa rara ratione, et ergo decreverunt artes magicas esse causam malorum in puellis duabus. Accusaverunt reverendi servos, Titubam aut Iohannem, quod credebant servos dedisse res artium magicarum feminis duabus.

Purgati iudicaverunt primas personas Vere 1692. Multi homines accusabantur a puellis: Improbaverunt pauperes (in his Sara Good), et senes (in his Sara Osbourne), et externos (in his Tituba et maritus eius Iohannes), et homines qui non frequentatores erant ecclesiae, et aliquando etiam frequentatores ecclesiae. Apprehensi numerabantur plus quam sexaginta et quisquis poterat accusari.

Iudicium ipsum 
Afflictae feminae affirmaverunt imagines magarum cum diabolo venisse in somnio. Purgati credebant consensum daturum esse ut diabolus posset induere imaginem personae. Judices erant praeses et duces religiosi. Brigitta Bishop erat prima femina quae pro sceleribus interfecta est. In toto viginti homines, viri et feminae, interfecti sunt pro sceleribus artium magicarum. Interfectae “magae” non sepultae erant apte. Qui non interfecti sunt sed solum accusabantur, excommunicati sunt e ecclesia.

Poena capitalis
Persecutio strigarum

Notae

Bibliographia
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Bibliographia addita
Aronson, Marc. 2003. Witch-Hunt: Mysteries of the Salem Witch Trials. Novi Eboraci: Atheneum. ISBN 1416903151.
Boyer, Paul, et Stephen Nissenbaum. 1974. Salem Possessed: The Social Origins of Witchcraft. Cantabrigiae Massachusettae: Harvard University Press. ISBN 0674785266.
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Godbeer, Richard. 1992. The Devil's Dominion: Magic and Religion in Early New England. Novi Eboraci: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521466709.
Goss, K. David. 2007. The Salem Witch Trials: A Reference Guide. Greenwood Publishing Group. ISBN 0313320950.
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Le Beau, Bryan, F. 1998. The Story of the Salem Witch Trials: "We Walked in Clouds and Could Not See Our Way." Upper Saddle River Novae Caesareae: Prentice-Hall. ISBN 0134425421.
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Wright, John Hardy. 1999. Sorcery in Salem. Portsmouth Novae Hantoniae: Arcadia. ISBN 0738500844.

Nexus externi
Archivum documentarium. etext.lib.virginia.edu
Commentarii et biographiae, www.salemwitchtrials.com
Salem saeculi septimi decimi, www.salem.org
"Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692," www.law.umkc.edu
Salemensia sagarum iudicia, jefferson.village.virginia.edu
Salemensia sagarum iudicia: mundus post hysteriam, school.discovery.com
 
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