Discoursdes Sorceirs (English: Hateful Speech from Wizards) was first published in Lyon in 1602 by the French Magistrate, Henry Boguet. Boguet, who died in 1619, was a well known jurist and judge in the County of Burgundy. His renown was to a large degree based on his fame as a demonologist and for his book, which had been reprinted twelve times in the years since it was first published.
Discours des Sorceirs may be used as a reference book for Witchfinders and Demon Hunters. If the GM desires it may contain useful information for the PCs. In my campaign the Discours includes a lengthy chapter on werewolves and an unexplained illustration of an object that the author calls a “Piège à Loup” (English: Wolf Cage or Wolf Trap). The object appears to be a lantern of unusual and baroque design.
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