Chapter XVI. How, & in what way Sorcerers are conveyed to the

Sabbat.

1. _They are sometimes conveyed there mounted on a stick, or a broom, sometimes on a sheep or a goat, & sometimes by a tall black man._

2. _Sometimes they anoint themselves with ointment, & sometimes not._

3. _There are some people, who although they are not Sorcerers, if they are anointed, are none the less carried off to the Sabbat. The reason for this._

4. _The unguent, & the ointment are actually of no use to the Sorcerers, and do not in effect carry them to the Sabbat._

5. _Sorcerers are sometimes conveyed to the Sabbat by a blast of wind & a sudden storm._