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* '''October''' - The British fleet lays off '''[[Esopus Island]]''' during the Revolutionary War. ''(1777)'' | |||
* '''2 October''' - Future King of England, '''[[Richard III]]''' is born. ''(1542)'' | |||
* '''2 October''' - Author and occultist '''[[Arthur Edward Waite]]''' is born. ''(1857)'' | |||
* '''2 October''' - '''[[Jack Parsons]]''', American chemist, [[occultist]], and engineer is born. ''(1914)'' | * '''2 October''' - '''[[Jack Parsons]]''', American chemist, [[occultist]], and engineer is born. ''(1914)'' | ||
* '''4 October''' - The '''[[Gregorian calendar]]''' is introduced by Pope Gregory XIII. ''(1582)'' | * '''4 October''' - The '''[[Gregorian calendar]]''' is introduced by Pope Gregory XIII. ''(1582)'' | ||
* '''4 October''' - Ritual magician '''[[Samuel L. MacGregor Mathers]]''' is first initiated into a Masonic lodge. ''(1877)'' | |||
* '''7 October''' - The reference date for the origin of the [[Judaism|Hebrew]] calendar. ''(3761BC)'' | * '''7 October''' - The reference date for the origin of the [[Judaism|Hebrew]] calendar. ''(3761BC)'' | ||
* '''9 October''' - '''[[Reginald Scot]]''', author of ''[[The Discoverie of Witchcraft]]'', is born. ''(1599)'' | |||
* '''11 October''' - An exorcism for the nuns of Loudun begins during the trail of '''[[Urbain Grandier]]'''. ''(1632)'' | |||
* '''12 October''' - The '''[[Salem Witch Trials]]''' are ended. ''(1692)'' | * '''12 October''' - The '''[[Salem Witch Trials]]''' are ended. ''(1692)'' | ||
* '''12 October''' - Author and occultist '''[[Aleister Crowley]]''' is born. ''(1875)'' | |||
* '''13 October''' - Hundreds of the '''[[Knights Templar]]''' in France are arrested at dawn by King Philip the Fair, and later confess under torture to [[heresy]]. ''(1307)'' | * '''13 October''' - Hundreds of the '''[[Knights Templar]]''' in France are arrested at dawn by King Philip the Fair, and later confess under torture to [[heresy]]. ''(1307)'' | ||
* '''15 October''' - George Lusk, the chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee in London, received a [["From Hell" letter]] allegedly from '''[[Jack the Ripper]]'''. ''(1888)'' | * '''15 October''' - George Lusk, the chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee in London, received a [["From Hell" letter]] allegedly from '''[[Jack the Ripper]]'''. ''(1888)'' | ||
* '''26 October''' - Author and astrologer '''[[Sybil Leek]]''' dies. ''(1982)'' | |||
* '''27 October''' - [[Constantine I|Emperor Constantine]] is said to have received his famous '''[[Vision of the Cross]]'''. ''(312)'' | * '''27 October''' - [[Constantine I|Emperor Constantine]] is said to have received his famous '''[[Vision of the Cross]]'''. ''(312)'' | ||
* '''27 October''' - Condemned as a [[heresy|heretic]], '''[[Michael Servetus]]''' is burned at the stake just outside Geneva. ''(1553)'' | * '''27 October''' - Condemned as a [[heresy|heretic]], '''[[Michael Servetus]]''' is burned at the stake just outside Geneva. ''(1553)'' | ||
* '''29 October''' - The first trial for '''[[witchcraft]]''' in Paris results in the death of three people. ''(1390)'' | * '''29 October''' - The first trial for '''[[witchcraft]]''' in Paris results in the death of three people. ''(1390)'' | ||
* '''29 October''' - Occultist and author '''[[Anton Szandor LaVey]]''' dies. ''(1997)'' | |||
* '''31 October''' - '''[[Peter Stumpp]]''', the Werewolf of Bedburg, is [[death by burning|burned]] along with his mistress and daughter. ''(1589)'' | * '''31 October''' - '''[[Peter Stumpp]]''', the Werewolf of Bedburg, is [[death by burning|burned]] along with his mistress and daughter. ''(1589)'' | ||
* '''31 October''' - '''[[Thiess of Kaltenbrun]]''', the Livonian Werewolf, is condemned to be flogged for [[heresy]]. ''(1692)'' | * '''31 October''' - '''[[Thiess of Kaltenbrun]]''', the Livonian Werewolf, is condemned to be flogged for [[heresy]]. ''(1692)'' | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 5 October 2022
- October - The British fleet lays off Esopus Island during the Revolutionary War. (1777)
- 2 October - Future King of England, Richard III is born. (1542)
- 2 October - Author and occultist Arthur Edward Waite is born. (1857)
- 2 October - Jack Parsons, American chemist, occultist, and engineer is born. (1914)
- 4 October - The Gregorian calendar is introduced by Pope Gregory XIII. (1582)
- 4 October - Ritual magician Samuel L. MacGregor Mathers is first initiated into a Masonic lodge. (1877)
- 7 October - The reference date for the origin of the Hebrew calendar. (3761BC)
- 9 October - Reginald Scot, author of The Discoverie of Witchcraft, is born. (1599)
- 11 October - An exorcism for the nuns of Loudun begins during the trail of Urbain Grandier. (1632)
- 12 October - The Salem Witch Trials are ended. (1692)
- 12 October - Author and occultist Aleister Crowley is born. (1875)
- 13 October - Hundreds of the Knights Templar in France are arrested at dawn by King Philip the Fair, and later confess under torture to heresy. (1307)
- 15 October - George Lusk, the chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee in London, received a "From Hell" letter allegedly from Jack the Ripper. (1888)
- 26 October - Author and astrologer Sybil Leek dies. (1982)
- 27 October - Emperor Constantine is said to have received his famous Vision of the Cross. (312)
- 27 October - Condemned as a heretic, Michael Servetus is burned at the stake just outside Geneva. (1553)
- 29 October - The first trial for witchcraft in Paris results in the death of three people. (1390)
- 29 October - Occultist and author Anton Szandor LaVey dies. (1997)
- 31 October - Peter Stumpp, the Werewolf of Bedburg, is burned along with his mistress and daughter. (1589)
- 31 October - Thiess of Kaltenbrun, the Livonian Werewolf, is condemned to be flogged for heresy. (1692)