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The Elizabethans had a complex view of magic, often seeing it as both fascinating and dangerous. While some believed in its potential for healing and divination, others viewed it with suspicion, associating it with witchcraft and the devil. The period's literature and drama, including works by Shakespeare, reflect this ambivalence, showcasing characters who wield magic for both benevolent and malevolent purposes. Overall, magic was a source of intrigue, embodying the tension between the supernatural and the burgeoning scientific understanding of the world.
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What did elizabethans think about ghosts?
The Elizabethans thought that ghosts were demons trying to get through to the real world.
What did the Elizabethans think of witches?
Well to be honest i really don't knowI believe they put them under inquisition. But I guess they were not that hard on them since the Elizabethans were Protestants, not Catholics. There, hope I helped. -darkmatter1123
What did Elizabethans think of witches?
Well to be honest i really don't knowI believe they put them under inquisition. But I guess they were not that hard on them since the Elizabethans were Protestants, not Catholics. There, hope I helped. -darkmatter1123
What type of food did elizabethans eat?
Elizabethans ate foood.... just sayin.
Where would Elizabethans purchase necessary drugs?
Actually, if Elizabethans took drugs at all, they would be from their doctors.
Is magic an element?
I think magic is an element.
What did Elizabethans wear?
under dresses
Did the Elizabethans know of Japan?
Yes and no
What Elizabethans believed in?
Queen belived in nothing
What disgusting things did the Elizabethans eat?
the poor elizabethans used to eat the cow dung and the richer used to eat hot fresh red meat\:)
What talisman or magic is meant to harm someone?
I think it is called Black magic or dark magic.
Who were the Elizabethans and what do they have to do with Shakespeare?
Elizabethans were people who lived in England during the reign of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). William Shakespeare was one of these people, since he was born in 1564.
