Witch of Cologne
Released: Feb 25, 2004
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
Format: Paperback, 592 pages
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Description:
Set against a backdrop of emerging Enlightenment Europe, this is the story of Ruth Elazar ben Saul, a Jewish midwife who returns to her home of Deutz outside Cologne. Imbued with the radical ideas of Spinoza and with ancient Hebrew Kabbalism, her revolutionary methods of dealing with illness lead to accusations of witchcraft and imprisonment.
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