The author of a text central to these events was deemed “senile and crazy” by a bishop after Helena Scheuberin (“SHOY-burr-in”) spat on him in Innsbruck. (15[1])These events’ connection (15[1])to growing (15[1])class divides is used (15[1])to dispute (15[1])Marxist accounts (15[1])of primitive accumulation (15[3])in a book titled for “Caliban” (15[1])by (15[1])Silvia Federici. (15[12])A papal bull (15[1])titled for “desiring with supreme ardor” (-5[1])encouraging these events was issued (15[1])by (*) Innocent VIII (10[1])and included (10[1])in the preface of a book titled as a “hammer” (10[1])by the Inquisitor (10[2])Heinrich (10[1])Kramer. (10[2])The printing press exacerbated (10[1])the frequency (10[1])of these events after (10[2])the publication (10[1])of (10[1])Malleus Maleficarum, (10[5]-5[1])accusations of heresy in which led to these events including burnings at the stake. For 10 points, name these events which prosecuted women who supposedly possessed magical powers and communed with the devil. ■END■ (10[2])