Why did demonologists view women as 'strange and troubling creatures'? Marion Gibson, professor of Renaissance and magical literatures at the University of Exeter, explains how the prejudices and fears of male chroniclers and theologians built a theory that led to tens of thousands of deaths in the 15th–18th centuries. Professor Gibson is the presenter of our HistoryExtra Academy series on witchcraft. Watch the four-part video series at: https://bit.ly/4kYAI2L | HistoryExtra