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Lucifer's Coven: The German Luciferian Sect, the Papal Bull Vox in Rama, and the Inquisitorial Terror of Conrad of Marburg

Lucifer's Coven: The German Luciferian Sect, the Papal Bull Vox in Rama, and the Inquisitorial Terror of Conrad of Marburg

Maddox, Winston

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Medieval & Renaissance HistoryReligion General German History

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ISBN13: 9798235253445
Publisher: Winston Maddox Publishing
Pages: 122
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.29 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

What if the most terrifying monster of the Middle Ages was not a demon, but the man sent to hunt them?

For centuries, mainstream history has treated the medieval witch trials as a phenomenon of the early modern era. Yet in June 1233, Pope Gregory IX issued a papal decree that forever altered European civilization: Vox in Rama. This document was not a vague warning against quiet heresy; it was a terrifyingly detailed, official endorsement of a nightmare. It described a secret, organized underground sect thriving in the heart of the Holy Roman Empire-a cult that gathered in subterranean caverns, kissed black cats and giant frogs, and worshipped a pale, dark deity in midnight rites. To crush this alleged threat, the Vatican unleashed a man whose very name caused the Rhineland to tremble: Master Conrad of Marburg.

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