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The Hammer of the Witches (in Latin "Malleus Maleficarum") is a famous and controversial treatise written at the end of the 15th century by Jacob Sprenger and Heinrich Kramer, two inquisitors who actively participated in the persecution of witches.

The audiobook is a historical work that describes in detail the authors' views on witchcraft, methods of identifying it and methods of punishment. The "Hammer of Witches" became a key tool of the Inquisition, justifying the prosecution of women and men accused of witchcraft.

The work is saturated with obscurantism and bias, which makes it an important source for studying the historical aspects of the Inquisition and medieval beliefs. This audiobook can serve as useful material for those interested in the history of religious persecution and the peculiarities of the thinking of the era.

• By Jakob Sprenger, Heinrich Kramer

• Title: Witch Hammer

• Genre: Historical Literature/Treatise

• Duration: Unknown

• Narrator: Unknown

• Features: Historical value, study of the Inquisition, rich content

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