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The Meaning of the Word 'Witch'

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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)98/119
JournalMagic, Ritual and Witchcraft
Volume13
Issue number1
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DateAccepted/In press - 11 Aug 2017
DatePublished (current) - 11 Mar 2018

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  • witchcraft, witch, witches, magic, magicians, anglo-saxon, tudor, stuart, king james bible, semantic field, wicca, wigleras, wiccecraeftum, galdorcraeftigan, scinlaecan

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