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This paper presents three trials for diabolic witchcraft held before the municipal authorities of Fribourg (Switzerland) at the very end of the Middle Ages. It is thus a contribution to the rather neglected study of the repression of medieval witchcraft by lay courts. As it appears in these three cases, compared to the cases tried by the Dominican inquisition, the Sabbath-myth is less complete here. On the other hand, these cases reveal territorial issues reflecting the expansionist politics of the city-state of Fribourg at the turn of the 16th century.

La répression de la sorcellerie à Fribourg en Suisse au tournant du XVIe siècle : les spécificités d’une juridiction laïque