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The number thirteen is important to witches because at one
time it was felt that this was the maximum number that could
meet at the time that witches were being persecuted. It also
means twelve people and the priest or leader.

Submitter comment: Brian learned this from a lecture at Oakland University.

Where learned: MICHIGAN ; UTICA

Subject headings:

686 Seconds / Twice / Two
686 Specific number by specific number being described
BELIEF -- Witch Shaman

Date learned: 00001980S

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