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Step into the mind of the 15th-century Inquisitor with the most notorious manual ever written on the occult and its extermination. From the theological roots of demonic pacts to the chilling legal protocols for torture, this text reveals a world where 'glamour' hides the truth and witchcraft is treated as high treason against the Divine.
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