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Akelarre

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238:). The witches met actually outside the cave in the place of Berroskoberro. Some say that the goat talked to its worshippers from a hole in the stone outside the cave. Inside the cave, the widest part measures 120 metres. The river of "hell" crosses along the centre of the cave. It has been eroding the floor of the cave for centuries, the ceiling of the cave is already 12 metres high. A limestone oven from the eighteenth century remains inside the biggest cave. Farmers found it useful to take more harvest out of the limestone oven. We can access another cave from the biggest cave: the cave of the Akelarre. The name of the cave derives from the meadow at the entrance of the cave. Akelarre used to be celebrated there. Further the river follows a deep gorge called "the cave of the witches". 40: 520:
rise to notions of a sexual element in witch practices and/or the use of cauldrons to prepare magic potions and salves . It is possible that the ointment was applied to the vagina with a staff and this might explain the frequent depiction of witches as flying with a broomstick between their legs. Some species of toad are poisonous if they come in contact with human skin. The toad's skin is also a hallucinogen, and they also appear in popular beliefs. The same could happen with poisonous mushrooms, such as
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has explored how the suspects themselves brought a wide range of belief and experience to their descriptions of the akelarre, from folk magical practices, communal medicine-making and confraternal meetings to popular expressions of Catholic religious ritual and theatre such as liturgical misrule and
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Hallucinogens were commonly used during the rite in order to achieve ecstasy. It was dangerous to calculate the right dose when the used quantities approached the lethal quantity, and that is why some substances started being applied as an ointment in the vagina or in the anus. This could have given
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From the point of view of anthropology, akelarres would be the remains of pagan rites that were celebrated in clandestinity due to its banning by religious authorities at that time.
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when women, naked and drunk, went up the mountain to celebrate parties without men, this identification is wrong, since they worshipped the God
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and villages around Navarre that resulted in 300 people being accused of practising witchcraft. They took 40 of them to Logroño and
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While previous study of the Zugarramurdi trials has focused on the mechanics of persecution, more recent analysis by
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became synonymous with the word "witch's sabbath" and spread into common parlance in both Basque and Spanish.
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12 supposed witches in Zugarramurdi (5 of them symbolically, as they had been killed by torture earlier).
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means male goat in the Basque language. Witches' sabbaths were envisioned as presided over by a goat.
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Other expressive names used for sabbat meeting places in Basque culture include:
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Invoking the Akelarre: Voices of the Accused in the Basque Witch-Craze 1609-14
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has had an important meaning in the legend and symbology of the Akelarre.
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Feminist interpretations of witch trials in the early modern period
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of the 17th century. The word is most famous as the title of the
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mountain, origin of the storms that witches sent to the plain.
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accused people of worshipping a black goat, related to the
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explains that Basque witchcraft is known due to this
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Index

Aquelarre
Akelarre (disambiguation)

Witches' Sabbath
Francisco Goya
Basque
Witches' Sabbath
Castilian Spanish
witch trials
witchcraft painting
Museo del Prado

Akelarre
Francisco Goya
etymology
meadow
male goat
Spanish Inquisition
worship of Satan
herb
Dactylis hispanica
Basque mythology
Mari
votive
Aquitanian language

Mañaria
Biscay
Zugarramurdi
Navarre

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