David, Catherine (fl. 15th c.)
David, Catherine (fl. 15th c.)
Tried for witchcraft. Name variations: Malavesse. Tried for witchcraft in 1439; m. Jacques Blanc.
Following father's disinheritance of her 3 sisters in her favor, was brought to trial on the word of the sisters, who claimed that their parent's decision had been made under the influence of a magical potion Catherine had prepared.
See also Women in World History.
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