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Tag Archives: Frans Synders
17th Century: Werewolf on Trial
Sennertus [Daniel Sennert, 1572–1637], on the authority of a respectable man, informs us that a certain woman was apprehended on the suspicion that she was a werewolf; which she also acknowledged. The magistrate promised to spare her life, provided she … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th Century, 17th Century, 19th Century, Belgium, Frans Synders, Germany, Monsters, P. I. Begbie, Peter Paul Rubens, Sennertus, Trials, Werewolves
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