A brief synopsis connects historical love magic and witchcraft punishments with the later return of two condemned souls in modern women.
The account describes magical recipes intended to affect attraction and marriage. Different remedies are used depending on the degree of a man's desire.
The narrative explains that witchcraft and association with unclean forces could bring severe punishment. Those accused could be placed in the stockade or sentenced to death by burning.
Magdalena, a parish cook, and Marta, a wigmaker's widow, are condemned as witches. Their punishment condemns their souls to wander without consolation.
After three hundred and thirteen years, the two souls manage to incarnate in the bodies of two modern women. The synopsis provides no further details about their modern lives.
Zdeněk Podskalský
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