Witchcraft

2. _________, a TV Series that ran from 1964-1972, which was about a witch who married a mortal while maintaining a facade of a normal life.
4. In Europe, Asia, and Africa, witches ‘employ’ animals as assistances; these assistances are called _______.
5. Stereotypically, a witch is generally described as an old hag with green skin & a ___ at the end of her nose.
6. A _______ is an item associated with witchcraft/wizardry, which is designed for the concoctions of magical liquids, known as potions.
8. Hermione Granger, along with Harry Potter & Ronald Weasley, attend _______ School of Witchcraft & Wizardry.
12. Witchcraft was seen as an act of _____ from the viewpoint of the members of society & the churches of Christianity
14. Taming black _____ was believed to be a practice witches engaged in.
15. A _____ is the male counterpart of a witch.

1. _______ is the act of foretelling the future, or seeking unknown information, through a supernatural method.
3. Witchcraft was believed to be the act of making a ___ with Satan.
7. Around 1200, Pope _____ IX had authorised killing witched.
9. The Book of ________ is a journal-like tome for a witch, which is said to record important things such as spells, potions, magical rites, and rituals.
10. A ______ is a type of spell with the purpose of inflicting damage or harm onto another being.
11. In the TV Series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, the name of the cat who lives with Sabrina & her aunts is _____ Saberhagen.
13. Despite being a sign of the devil, the pentagram has five point that represent earth, fire, air, water, and _____.