Futhore
(See Teutons).
G after the craft first made its appearance, the King commissioned the director of his mint, one Nicholas Janson or Jenson, to give up his present post in favour of studying typography, with a view to its being carried on in France. Galigai, Leonora : Wife of the Maréchal d'Ancre Concino Concini, who was killed by the populace, in 1617. She was believed to be a sorceress, and was said to have bewitched the Queen. In her possession were found three volumes full of magic characters, besides charms and amulets. At her trial, it was established that the Maréchal and his wife had consulted magicians, astrologers, and sorcerers, and had made use of waxen images, and that they had brought sorcerers from Nancy to sacrifice cocks, besides working many other sorceries and deeds of dark- ✓ ness. It is said that on her own confession, she was condemned, and was beheaded and burnt in 1617. But when President Courtin asked her by what charm she had bewitched the Queen, she replied, proudly : My spell was the power of a strong mind over a weak one." 66 Galitzin, Prince: (See St. Martin).