burnt, 112, 117, 118;
property forfeited, material used in burning, 115;
directions for discovery of, 122;
Witches, For, read “Women,” 127
Witchcraft, children of most tender years not escape, 100, 123;
to give up is to “give up the Bible,” 113;
indictment, form of, 126;
most distinguishing features of, 109;
most striking points, 112;
Three Notable things in regard to, 109;
in Mexico, 128;
New Jersey, 127;
New York, 127;
Indiana, 128;
Wisconsin, 127
Woman clothed with the Sun, 252;
counted among animals, 200;
degraded to the level of beasts, 198;
government interference in her work, 196;
her “curse”, 191, 196, 226;
imprisoned for religious opinions in United States, 90;
in underground labors, and children, 193, 194;
less pay than man for same work, 196, 199; 201;
married, the only class of slaves left, 153;
naked baptized: rubbed in oil, 93;
primal priest on earth;
supreme as goddess, in heaven, 8;
performs the most repulsive labors;
pit of England, 21, 196;
punished for man’s crimes, 149;
severing the last link, 241;
sinfulness of, 165;
small value on her life, 165;
speech with forbidden, 29;
supreme wickedness of, subordinate to men in office, 176;
testimony not received, 62;
too impure to enter church, 25, 50;
milk, to kill a fowl, 165;
“The Wise,” 104;
whipped half nude with rawhide, 124;
with new-born babe at breast, 125;
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, 232;
Woman’s Journal (Boston), 268, 230;
Woman’s National Liberal League, 285;
Woman’s World, 282
Woman’s Work in Belgium, 200;
in England, 194;
France, 197;
Germany, 199;
Ireland, 195;
Indians among the, 202;
Montenegro, 200;
Rome, ancient, 207;
Russia, 200;
Samoa, 134;
Sweden, 201;
Switzerland, 199;
United States, the, 196, 197, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206;
Venice, 201
Women, abduction of, 159;
and girls reported missing, 90, 145;
babbling punishment of, 147;
baptized naked, 93;
burned alive for petit treason, 154;
as witches, buried alive, 154;
Bible, not to read, 154, 155;
the earliest doctors, 104, 192;
declared witches, 104;
drowned or burnt because of their knowledge, 105;
discovered anaesthetics, 104;
deputations of naked, 69;
driven to suicide, 98;
ducking, 147;
churching, 28, 218, 226;
classed among brutes without soul or reason, 27;
harnessed with asses, cows, dogs, 198, 199, 200;
hunted by bloodhounds, 88, 89;
impure, too to take the Sacrament, 25, 50;
in disgrace under the Commonwealth, 264;
legislated for as slaves, 153;
tongue nailed to tree for political opinion, 134;
“masterless,” 155, 158
Women’s English Suffrage Journal, 139, 148, 155
Zeus, 22
Znat, Anahara, 103
Zuni, 7, 10
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