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... Canon Episcopi ( ca. 906 ) The Canon Episcopi ( so called because of its alleged origin in a fourth- century church council and the customary citation of conciliar canons by their opening word or words ) purports to be a canonical ...
... Canon episcopi , a little specimen of ecclesiastical law written in the early Middle Ages , probably by the chronicler , canonist , and musical writer Regino of Prüm . The Canon episcopi , composed around the beginning of the tenth cen ...
... Episcopi and the Malleus Maleficarum I have previously referred the reader to H. C. Lea's Materials Towards a History of Witchcraft for the full details of this matter ; however , as that book ... CANON EPISCOPI AND THE MALLEUS MALEFICARUM.
... canon Episcopi xxvi. q.v. ny à l'opinion des Theologiens qui tiennent pour la plurpart que Dieu non seulement a crée toutes choses, ains aussi que les malins esprits n'ont pas la puissance de changer la forme, attendu que la forme ...
... Canon Episcopi into his authoritative text of canon law, the Concordance of Discordant Canons (usually called the Decretum). Thus the Episcopi became entrenched in the highest canonical law. The Canon Episcopi denied that witches had ...
... Canon Episcopi as a fearsome challenge . They had to attack cautiously ; since they believed that it had been issued by a council of the church , they could not declare categorically that it was wrong . A favorite tactic was to claim ...
... Canon Episcopi , a tenth - century document later incorporated into the official collections of canon law . The Canon Episcopi ( so known because of its first word , " Bishops " ) noted that " some wicked women perverted by the devil ...
... CANON EPISCOPI The clergy acknowledged that magic was part of the perception of the natu- ral world, yet good Christians were to avoid it. The Church distinguished between acceptable miracles and sinful magic. People were not to defend ...
... canon Episcopi: even if the sabbat were only a dream, those who experienced it were nevertheless guilty of believing and acting according to dreams in which they were members of a demonic cult. Nicolas Jacquier thus managed to even ...