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Agrarian visionary tradition in Italy
The benandanti (Friulian: benandants, lit. 'good walkers') were members of an agrarian visionary tradition in the Friuli district of Northeastern Italy
Benandanti
1966 book by Carlo Ginzburg
the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries is a historical study of the benandanti folk custom of 16th- and 17th-century Friuli, Northeastern Italy. It was
The_Night_Battles
of the Benandanti, an agrarian fertility cult, was first documented by microhistorian Carlo Ginzburg in The Night Battles. The male Benandanti believed
Witchcraft_in_Italy
Livonian werewolf; a man tried in 1692
Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg compared Thiess' practices to those of the benandanti of northeastern Italy, and argued that they represented a survival of
Thiess_of_Kaltenbrun
Character of Slovenian mythology
of nearby Friuli, who call their equivalent to the Slavic kresnici the Benandanti. After Christianization, the kresnik instead was claimed to have learned
Krsnik_(vampire_hunter)
Discredited theory about witchcraft trials
calling themselves benandanti, the "good walkers" who believed that they combatted witches (streghe) by magical means. The benandanti were persecuted for
Witch-cult_hypothesis
Alleged Italian witch (died 1571)
stake. Ginzburg, Carlo, Benandanti: "de goda häxmästarna". Stehag: B. Östlings bokförlag Symposion 1991. Ginzburg, Carlo, Benandanti: "de goda häxmästarna"
Polissena_of_San_Macario
2020 Italian television series
Pietro and Cesaria and leader of a group of witch hunters called the Benandanti, inspired by their historical counterpart. Astrid Meloni as Amelia, Pietro
Luna_Nera
Italian historian (1939–2026)
figures." In 1966, he published The Night Battles, an examination of the benandanti visionary folk tradition found in 16th- and 17th-century Friuli. In 1976
Carlo_Ginzburg
1989 book by Carlo Ginzburg
forward in Ginzburg's 1966 book The Night Battles, in which he studied the benandanti, a visionary folk tradition found in the north-eastern Italian province
Ecstasies: Deciphering the Witches' Sabbath
Ecstasies:_Deciphering_the_Witches'_Sabbath
religion Koyapunem Sauria Paharia religion Toda religion European shamanism Benandanti Kalashism Nagpuria religion Punjabi folk religion Tharu religion Koshintō
List of religions and spiritual traditions
List_of_religions_and_spiritual_traditions
Richella and "the wise Sibillia" in 15th century Northern Italy, the Benandanti of 16th and 17th century Northern Italy, the Armiers of the Pyrenees,
Madonna_Oriente
Fairies in Scottish folklore
shamanistic cult centering around these beings, comparable to the Italian Benandanti and doñas de fuera. One of the earliest pieces of evidence comes from
Seelie
Membrane covering the head and face of a newborn at birth
fully en caul, necessitating its rupture. The story of these so-called benandanti is recounted in Carlo Ginzburg's 1983 study. Vernix caseosa Meconium "caul"
Caul
Species of grain
Northeastern Italy in the early modern period, stalks of fennel were used by Benandanti visionaries, or out-of-body travelers, of the Friuli district to fight
Sorghum
region of Italy, there was agrarian visionary tradition known as the benandanti (literally 'well-farers'), who said that they battled witches, but who
Witch_(word)
of otherwise Christian Europeans was Carlo Ginzburg, who examined the Benandanti, an agrarian cult found in Friuli, Italy, whose members underwent shamanic
Shamanism_in_Europe
Folk tradition of Austria
translation 1983). He noted similarities between the perchtenlaufen and the benandanti, a visionary tradition which existed in Early Modern Friuli, a province
Perchtenlaufen
Historical witch trials combined with werewolf trials
This case was also noted by Carlo Ginzburg as similar to that of the Benandanti. The court tried to make Thiess confess that he had made a pact with the
Werewolf_witch_trials
Book by King James VI/I of Scotland/England about demons
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
Daemonologie
Historical region in northeast Italy
published by the Minor Planet Center on 25 September 2018 (M.P.C. 111803). Benandanti Furlanis Ladinia List of dukes and margraves of Friuli List of Friulian
Friuli
Indian gangs of robbers and murderers
after robberies. Drawing a parallel to Carlo Ginzburg's study of the benandanti in early modern Italy, Wagner argues that the attention Sleeman and Paton
Thuggee
Practitioner of folk magic in Europe
("seeress") the Italian fattucchiere ("fixers"), guaritori ("healers"), benandanti ("good walkers") or Segnatori ("signers"). the Portuguese curandeiros/as
Cunning_folk
Christian saint's day
this Ossetian 'combat in ecstasy' and those formerly practised by the benandanti of Friuli and also by certain other shaman-like figures in Hungary and
Saint_Sylvester's_Day
System of tribunals enforcing Catholic orthodoxy
and executed in 1610. The Inquisition also concerned itself with the Benandanti in the Friuli region, but considered them a lesser danger than the Protestant
Roman_Inquisition
Gathering of those believed to practice witchcraft
records of a group of individuals in Northern Italy, calling themselves benandanti, who believed that they went out of their bodies in spirit and fought
Witches'_Sabbath
History of the neopagan religion
also pointed to Carlo Ginzburg's discovery in the 1960s of the Italian benandanti, folk magicians who practiced anti-witchcraft magic and were themselves
History_of_Wicca
Group of Scottish women accused of witchcraft
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
Bute_witches
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Index of human sexuality articles
Index_of_human_sexuality_articles
Popular tales and legends from Italy
ogre and their job is to take away children who do not behave well. The Benandanti were linked to a pagan-shamanic peasant cult based on the fertility of
Folklore_of_Italy
1921 book by Margaret Murray
also pointed to Carlo Ginzburg's discovery in the 1960s of the Italian benandanti, folk magicians who practiced anti-witchcraft magic and were themselves
The Witch-Cult in Western Europe
The_Witch-Cult_in_Western_Europe
German Alpine goddess
ISBN 9783900358242. Liungman (1938), p. 639. Ginzburg, Carlo (1979). I benandanti: stregoneria e culti agrari tra Cinquecento e Seicento (in Italian). G
Perchta
2001 book by Ronald Hutton
tradition, as well as the ideas of Carlo Ginzburg regarding the Italian benandanti. In the final chapter, "The Discovery of a Shamanic Future", Hutton reminisces
Shamans_(Hutton_book)
Motif present in traditional folklore
join this cursed retinue. The Benandanti in the Friuli are said to participate in these processions. Female benandanti were seen as connected to the processions
Procession_of_the_dead
1978 book by Hans Peter Duerr
men or engaging in lesbianism. Duerr compares these traditions to the benandanti of early modern Friuli, and to the Livonian werewolf, viewing them as
Dreamtime_(book)
Figures in Sicilian folklore
concept of astral projection and was something they had in common with the Benandanti, a related group that also faced scrutiny by the Inquisition. Compared
Doñas_de_fuera
Fictional book of spells
describes the show's witches much in the same way as the real world Italian Benandanti traditions. She claims the show draws deeply on wiccan terminology and
Book_of_Shadows_(Charmed)
British Egyptologist (1863–1963)
interpretation of the benandanti; Cohn stated that there was "nothing whatsoever" in the source material to justify the idea that the benandanti were the "survival
Margaret_Murray
2011 novel by Kelley Armstrong
almost always correct. This is later revealed to be because Daniel is a benandanti, and has a sort of sixth sense for danger. He also has powers of persuasion
The Gathering (Armstrong novel)
The_Gathering_(Armstrong_novel)
Shamanism around the world
was the Italian Carlo Ginzburg, who claimed shamanistic elements in the benandanti custom of 16th-century Italy, the Hungarian Éva Pócs, who identified them
Regional_forms_of_shamanism
1597 witch trials in Scotland
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
Great Scottish Witch Hunt of 1597
Great_Scottish_Witch_Hunt_of_1597
1656 event in Iceland
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
Kirkjuból_witch_trial
Seventeenth Centuries. JHU Press. ISBN 9781421409924. Ginzburg, Carlo, Benandanti: "de goda häxmästarna". Stehag: B. Östlings bokförlag Symposion, 1991
Diel_Breull
Legendary creature in Balkan folklore
in Istria, Gorski Kotar, the Kvarner Gulf, and parts of Slovenia. The benandanti were men born with a caul recorded in the region of Friuli in north-eastern
Zduhać
Scottish women accused of witchcraft
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
Pittenweem_witches
1994 book by Wolfgang Behringer
thesis, advanced by Carlo Ginzburg... that the Friulian peasants known as benandanti who, like Stoecklin, fell into trances and went out at night to fight
Shaman_of_Oberstdorf
Book by Richard Bernard
(1522–1525) Navarre witch trials (1525–26) Lisbon witch trial (1559–60) Benandanti (1575–1650) Witches of Laspaúles (1593) Basque witch trials (1609) Terrassa
A_Guide_to_Grand-Jury_Men
(2005). "Tragom krsnika i benandantea" [On the Trail of the Krsnik and Benandanti]. Od bugarštice do svakidašnjice [From Bugarštica to Everyday Life] (in
Peter_Klepec_bibliography
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