The Malleus Maleficarum.

The Dominican monk Heinrich Kramer (circa 1430 - circa 1505) and the famous demonologist, professor of theology, and inquisitor Jakob Sprenger (circa 1436-1495) became known not only as active supporters and participants in the famous witch hunts but also as authors of the most detailed treatise that combined the experience of the Inquisition in combating numerous heresies, methods for recognizing satanic deeds, and rules for conducting interrogations and torture. The book is supplemented by works of S. G. Lozinsky, Ya. A. Kantorovich, and A. N. Afanasyev on sorcerers, witches, the struggle against them, and "The Malleus Maleficarum".