Johannes Wier, Beschouwd Als Den Ijsbreker Tegen De Leer De Vooroordeelen Wegens Den Duivel, De Duivelskunsten, Tooverijen En Heksenprocessen...

In this groundbreaking work, Jacobus Scheltema examines the life of Johannes Wier, a Dutch physician who challenged the prevailing notions of witchcraft and demonic possession in the 16th century. Wier's work paved the way for a more rational and scientific approach to medicine and psychology, and this book provides a valuable insight into his life and work. This book is recommended for anyone interested in the history of medicine and psychology.

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