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Scipion Dupleix, Les causes de la veille et du sommeil, des songes, & de la vie & de la mort, Paris (...)John O’Brien, « Reasoning with the Senses : The Humanist Imagination », in South Central Review, vol. 10, n°1, 1993, p. 11. Pierre de Lancre, Tableau de l’inconstance des mauvais anges et demons […], Paris, Nicolas Buon et Jean Berjon, 1612, p. 530 : « […] ce Canon semble estre si formel, quelque interpretation qu’on luy veuille donner, pour dire que toutes les sorceleries du monde ne sont que prestiges & illusions de Satan, & qu’il n’y a rien dessentiel & reel ; qu’on peut quasi asseurer qu’il ne veut dire autre chose sinon que toutes les sorcieres resvent & songent, quant elles pensent estre reelement & corporellement transportees au sabbat. » La commune opinion est que cela procede de la voracité & crudité des viandes que l’estomach surchargé ne peut digerer : d’où s’exhalent des vapeurs lesquelles estoupant les conduits de la respiration & de la voix nous travaillent en sorte qu’il semble qu’on nous suffoque par le surfais de quelque gros fardeau. 25 Anselme Julian, De l’Art et jugement des songes, & visions nocturnes […], Lyon, Benoist Rigaye, 157 (...)

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Ils [les mélancoliques] ont songes & idees en dormant fort espouventables : car quelque fois leur (...) Son histoire et l’importance qu’il revêt dans la formation de l’imaginaire de la sorcellerie – avec (...) Landor may have killed Stoddard if the cadet hasn’t realized that his life is under threat after witnessing the deaths of Fry and Ballinger to run away from the academy. Landor hanged Fry with the hope of framing the death as a suicide. What he didn’t know was that Lea and Artemus had made plans to remove his heart from the dead cadet’s body. When Daniel removed the heart and Fry’s death became a matter of mystery, Landor realizes that another door has opened for him to disconnect himself from the murders. He integrated the element of occultism into the deaths by purposefully removing the heart of Ballinger, in addition to the sheep and cows. SCHMITT J.-Cl., Le corps, les rites, les rêves, le temps. Essais d’anthropologie médiévale, Paris, Gallimard, « Bibliothèque des histoires », 2001. To add entries to your own vocabulary, become a member of Reverso community or login if you are already a member.

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A while before Fry’s murder, Landor found Mattie in distress in the woods. From her, he learned that a group of cadets raped her. Although she couldn’t identify the rapists, she brought home a chain that belonged to one of the cadets with the initials that read, “LF.” The chain led Landor to Fry and the subsequent murder of the cadet. However, the cadet was adamant about protecting his two friends who joined him to rape Mattie. When Landor encounters a dead end as he tries to find the rest of the perpetrators, Fry’s mother hands over the dead cadet’s diary, which leads him to Ballinger. Upon realizing that Ballinger is the second rapist, the detective kills him but only after ensuring that Stoddard is the third cadet of the group. Jean Céard évoque Pierre Martyr et Ambroise Paré (in A. Paré, Des monstres et prodiges, op. cit., p (...) After Mattie’s death, Landor lives for avenging the same. He exacts his vengeance on Fry and Ballinger so that he can try to make peace with the haunting memories of his daughter. However, even after two of the three rapists’ death, Landor doesn’t find the calmness he has been seemingly craving, which leads him to the cliff where Mattie fell to kill herself. By releasing a piece of cloth that belonged to Mattie, he asks her to finally rest as he has avenged the tragedy that befell her. With nothing and no one else to live for, the detective may kill himself by falling off the cliff. Image Credit: Scott Garfield/Netflix Qui de nous n’est égaré par des songes et ne voit en dormant bien des choses qu’il n’a jamais vues pendant la veille ? Qui peut être assez fou pour s’imaginer que le corps éprouve l’effet de ce qui se passe dans l’esprit seulement ? 9 Rédigés entre 1428 et 1440, ces premiers textes ont été réunis dans : Martine Ostorero et al., L’imaginaire du sabbat. Edition critique des textes les plus anciens (1430 c. – 1440 c.), Cahiers lausannois d’histoire médiévale, n° 26, Lausanne, 1999.

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