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The 12 pages that link to Witchcraft, each with the reason it gives.

• MagicRelated: Accusations of witchcraft show how magic can be feared and regulated as well as practiced.

• WiccaNarrower topic: Wicca is a religion that includes witchcraft, while witchcraft itself is not necessarily Wiccan or religious.

• The CrucibleRelated: Belief in witchcraft makes the characters’ accusations seem credible within Salem’s religious worldview.

• Natural magicCompared with: Authorities could classify natural magical acts as illicit witchcraft despite claims of natural causes.

• Renaissance magicCompared with: Accusations of witchcraft often cast magic as maleficent rather than learned inquiry into nature.

• Malleus MaleficarumNarrower topic: The treatise defines witchcraft as a pact with demons and a prosecutable offense.

• NecromancyNarrower topic: Necromancy is one historically distinct practice often grouped under the broader idea of witchcraft.

• Carlo GinzburgRelated: Ginzburg investigated the beliefs and legal processes behind early modern European witchcraft accusations.

• Heinrich KramerNarrower topic: Kramer helped define witchcraft as a systematic threat requiring legal intervention.

• Skin-walkerNarrower topic: Skin-walking is commonly discussed as a specific form of witchcraft.

• SuccubusRelated: Succubus lore overlapped with witchcraft accusations and broader beliefs about demonic sexual activity.

• White magicRelated: Accusations and practices labeled witchcraft often draw on the distinction between benevolent and harmful magic.