10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INVULTUATION»
Discover the use of
invultuation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
invultuation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the Christian Church: IV
The Inquisition was employed to discover those who carried on invultuation or
similar arts—with whom the remains of the Albigensian sectaries were
sometimes confounded.k For such crimes (real or imaginary) many persons were
put to ...
James Craigie Robertson, 1873
2
The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... lamia, magician, necromancer, occultist, pythoness, sorceress, aortileger,
weird, wise woman, witch-wife witchcraft n. black magic, conjuration, divination,
enchantment, glamour, goety, incantation, invultuation, magic, myalism,
necromancy, ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
3
The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
"I think it would be probably fair to say about Charlie that, whilst he's . . . inurbane,
I don't think it could be said that he's . . . inurbane." INVULTUATION n. <£ The act
of sticking pins into a wax doll to cause pain and injury to a particular person ...
4
History of the Christian church
Kayn. the pope's nephew and of invultuation, 1318. 38-9. h Milm. v. 250. ho was
punished as the text relates. 1 See e.rj. Eayn. 1317. 52, seqq. (61). John of
Winterthur says that the k Gir. Frach. contin. 56 ; Hist. Lan- popo was believed to
have ...
James Craigie Robertson, 1873
5
“The” Tale of The Three Oranges
More frequently, pins are used in invultuation (inflicting harm on an image of the
victim in order to injure him or her). This idea is kept alive in modern popular
culture as the voodoo doll, an image to be pierced with pins, which we find
portrayed ...
6
The Goodly Spellbook: Olde Spells for Modern Problems
H hele—to hide; to preserve; to conceal; to keep secret hidel—a hiding place,
secret storage space, or refuge hwyl—a very emotional invocation to the God/
desses hyght—vowed; promised I invultuation—using wax images in spellwork J
...
Dixie Deerman, Steve Rasmussen, 2008
7
Love in the Time of Flowers
... part of their invultuation), just having said it as necessarily a desperate attempt
to keep Estelle, who was vulnerable to superstitions from her upbringing among
occultists, safely enswathed by an irrational abject attitude concerning the matter
...
8
Language, Society, and Paleoculture: Essays
... must have been common practice since time immemorial, as may have been
some ritual procedures of sympathetic magic like invultuation or hoodoo. But
more important is the problem of the Indo-European concept of the "supernatural.
Edgar C. Polomé, Anwar S. Dil, 1982
9
Beckett in Black and Red: The Translations for Nancy ...
The assertion that invultuation owes its efficaciousness to the 'collective
representations' of the tribes where it is practised may be partly true, but this is no
argument against its potency . . . having been made possible in the first place by
a very ...
Samuel Beckett, Alan Warren Friedman, 2000
10
Writings on Music: Slonimskyana
zX AND THC MUSIC UBRFimFIN buk speaking, through the invultuation of Bill
Lichtenwanger. hat I am unable to be present in person, but the Philadelphia
rogram book some years ago referred to me as "the late Nicolas (I wired them
back ...
Nicolas Slonimsky, Electra Yourke, 2004
