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    King James identified witches through signs like witch marks and familiars in his book Daemonologie. Criminal trials for witches in the 1600s often resulted in punishments like burning alive, hanging, or imprisonment, especially for those of low social class. Witches commonly appeared in William Shakespeare's plays as conventionally ugly and equivocal characters, drawing from demonological texts and literature of the time.

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    King James identified witches through signs like witch marks and familiars in his book Daemonologie. Criminal trials for witches in the 1600s often resulted in punishments like burning alive, hanging, or imprisonment, especially for those of low social class. Witches commonly appeared in William Shakespeare's plays as conventionally ugly and equivocal characters, drawing from demonological texts and literature of the time.

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    King James identified witches through signs like witch marks and familiars in his book Daemonologie. Criminal trials for witches in the 1600s often resulted in punishments like burning alive, hanging, or imprisonment, especially for those of low social class. Witches commonly appeared in William Shakespeare's plays as conventionally ugly and equivocal characters, drawing from demonological texts and literature of the time.

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    King James identified witches through signs like witch marks and familiars in his book Daemonologie. Criminal trials for witches in the 1600s often resulted in punishments like burning alive, hanging, or imprisonment, especially for those of low social class. Witches commonly appeared in William Shakespeare's plays as conventionally ugly and equivocal characters, drawing from demonological texts and literature of the time.

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    King James identified through

    Daemonologie witch marks and


    Water - Pure
    indication of witch familiars
    not limited to

    H
    Criminal trials low social class
    for witches
    burned alive,

    C
    hanged,
    prison
    T

    T
    I

    F
    W

    Witches in
    all of
    Shakespear's
    Plays
    A savonne
    Extracted
    R
    HIMALAYAN SALT SOAP
    3OZ / 85.05G

    Conventionally Ugly confessions to


    and Uniquely determine a witch
    C

    Equivocal
    Many come from
    HIMALAYAN SALT SOAP
    Used as topic, metaphor,
    3OZ / 85.05G
    demonological textsor
    joke, story, piece of plot
    classic literature

    Witchcraft and Shakespeare ||


    Mandy Zhang

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