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A true Diʃcourʃe.
Declaring the damnable life

and death of one Stubbe Peeter, a moſt
wicked Sorcerer, who in the likenes of a
Woolfe, committed many murders, continuing this
diueliſh practice 25 yeeres, killing and
devouring Men, Woomen, and
Children.
Who ƒor the ʃame ƒact was
taken and executed the 31. of October
Laʃt paʃt in the Towne of Bedbur
neer the Cittie of Collin
in Germany.

Trulye tranſlated out of the high Duch. according to the Copie printed in Collin, brought ouer into England by George Bores ordinary Poſte, the xi. daye of this preſent Moneth of Iune 1590, who did both ſœ and heare the ſame.

At London
Printed for Edward Venge, and are to be
ʃolde in Fleet-ſtreet at the ʃigne of the
Vine.