Solid but not exactly an every-day worry. Fear of witches then might be like fear of being hit by lightning now. Yeah, it happens, but usually to the friend of your brother's girlfriend's cousin.
Eleanor, the wife of Duke Humphrey and Margery Jourdain in Henry VI Part II and Joan of Arc in Part I were punished for witchcraft; Joan and Margery were burned. Witches (although they are never described as such in the play) are significant in Macbeth.
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He was a policeman of sorts.
what was the culture of the people in shakespeare time
During Shakespeare's time, views on witchcraft were largely influenced by superstition and societal fears, with many believing that witches had the power to harm others through malevolent magic. The belief in witchcraft was fueled by religious and cultural factors, leading to witch hunts and trials, particularly in England and Europe. Witches were often seen as agents of the devil, and their supposed practices were linked to moral and social decay. Shakespeare's works, notably "Macbeth," reflect these anxieties, portraying witches as both ominous and compelling figures that tap into the fears of the era.
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Yes, in Shakespeares time.
Males
In his time, young boys did the role of ladies.
the Globe Theatre
he was a playwright poet and actor he was a dude