A midnight meeting of witches to practice witchcraft and sorcery; in the Middle Ages it was supposed to be a demonic orgy.
1 How jubilant Kilkenny folk always are at a warm-weather sabbat , she mused.
2 It was also well known that at times six thousand people were present at one sabbat .
3 The wilder and less religious of the lords would ride great distances to attend a sabbat .
4 This would account for the stories of masked people who would come riding to attend the sabbat .
5 Do they go to the sabbat ?
6 Prickeare placidly ignored these agitations, while his mistress tried forcing her mind back toward the sabbat and more agreeable thoughts.
7 A year later I began, with several other women, to have sabbats .
8 We observe the eight sabbats of the year and the full-moon esbats.
9 But the bloody and investuous side of the old sabbats is wanting.
10 Early Hebrew sun god and maybe ultimately the origin of the term Sabbat .
11 He was tortured until he confessed that he had attended a witches' Sabbat .
12 What in the name of the Sabbat does she want with La Corriveau?
13 The Old God is honored at midwinter, the Sabbat of Yule.
14 A solar Sabbat , Mabon is sacred to the Father God.
15 A solar Sabbat , Midsummer is sacred to the sun god, as lord of life.
16 Japan's Gish and Sabbat often pose among bamboo stalks, wielding samurai swords and Asian-motif symbology.
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