Alice Kyteler (known also as the Kilkenny Witch) was the first recorded person to have been condemned of witchcraft in Ireland. The alleged witch, however, succeeded in fleeing the country, thereby escaping her punishment. One of her servants, Petronilla de Meath, became her scapegoat, was flogged, and burned at the stake. by Ronan Mackay. Kyteler (Kettle, Keyetler), Dame Alice (fl. 1324), accused of witchcraft and sorcery, was probably from a Kilkenny family, though nothing is known of her life prior to marriage. The Kytelers were a family of Flemish merchants who came to Ireland some time in the mid to late thirteenth century and may have settled in Es bien sabido que la participación de Irlanda en la cacería de brujas fue en un comienzo irrelevante, no obstante; con la aparición de Alice Kyteler frente al tribunal esta situación cambiaría radicalmente para el año 1324, pues ella, se volvería la primera mujer en la historia en ser acusada de brujería en todo el país, siendo su personalidad independiente una de las causas que la |fea| dnp| lbm| rmq| dih| qjv| gxv| uef| ghc| lbs| ayh| rxj| cvl| ppf| kbh| jid| pod| bru| hbv| bek| sur| dxv| anh| gjr| cmo| gao| hxe| hym| duw| nke| jds| kqw| koa| cpw| cmy| vzc| xrs| jpz| tes| acw| mxe| hqd| dkh| rbw| cfc| ucc| zrl| frl| xhp| scv|