Baker, ----, Sister to Ann Putnam, iii, 11.
Balch, Benj. Jr., Wife Elizabeth, swears against Mrs. Bishop, iii, 78.
Ballantine, John, II, xxii.
Ballard, Joseph, iii, 51; Brother John, ib., 113; Operations to discover Witches, 55; Witnesses, 126.
Baptism by the Devil, Ceremony of, iii, 113.
Bare, John, Searcher for Witchteats, iii, 39.
Barker, Abigail, signed a Recantation, iii, 57.
Barnard, John, II, xxi; prays at Witch Examinations, iii, 56.
Barnes, Benjamin, iii, 221.
Bartel, Robert, Capt., iii, 178.
Barton, James, II, xxiii.
Bates, William, Extract from, ii, 113-14.
Baxter, Richard, I, xx; on Memorable Providences, 10, 141; thanks C. Mather, ii, 43; quoted, 45; his ungainsayable Book, 86; cure of Church Divisions, 111; commends I. Mather, 113; his Ideas of a Devil and Witch, &c., 113-119; his Work the Effect of aged Imbecility, 119.
Bayley, Mrs., Sister to Ann Putnam, iii, 11.
Beacon, Joseph, 136, 137.
Beale, William, swears against Mr. English, iii, 177-86; Son dies, 182, 183.
Belknap, Jeremy, referred to, ii, 85.
Belzebub, Works ascribed to, iii, 163.
Bent, Peter, of Sudbury, iii, 221.
Benom, Mistress, accused, iii, 130.
Bent, Mr., ----, iii, 100.
Bentley, William, D. D., on P. English, iii, 179-81.
Bereans, reference to, ii, 3.
Bernard, Richard, on detecting Witches, 45-6; Remarks on, ii, 12; Calef on, 56; how did the Jews manage without him, iii, 165.
Bibber, John, Witness against Giles Cory, iii, 172.
Bibber, Sarah, iii, 8; swears against Mrs. Nurse, 11; against Mr. Burroughs, 62; against Cory, 170.
Billerica, People of, bewitched, iii, 118.
Bishop, Bridget, Trial of, 163; what her Shape did, 164; her Coat torn while Invisible, 165; her Poppets discovered, 173; Teats found upon her, 174; accused ten Years before, 208; long reputed a Witch, iii, 31; Executed, ib.; Copy of her Indictment, 74; others, 75-6; Trial of, 77-80; why called Oliver, 78; has a preternatural Teat, which vanished, 88.
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