Reginald Scot fue un caballero de campo inglés y miembro del Parlamento, ahora recordado como el autor de 'The Discoverie of Witchcraft'. En esta obra, escrita contra la creencia en brujas, buscó demostrar que la brujería no existía. Parte de su contenido expone cómo se realizaban (aparentemente milagrosas) hazañas de magia, y el libro es a menudo considerado el primer manual de conjuros.
16th-century classic debunks witchcraft but offers remarkable primary source of information on witchcraft, witch trials, practice of the black arts. Introduction by Montague Summers. 17 illustrations.
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