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Marigje Arriens

1520 – 1591

Alleged 16th-century Dutch witch

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About Marigje Arriens

Lived 1520 – 1591 (aged 70–71). Marigje Arriens was a cunning folk.

Marigje Arriens or Marichgen Ariaens ( – 18 December 1591 ), also recorded as Marrigje, was a Dutch herbalist and one of the last victims of the witch trials in the Netherlands.

Biography Arriens was born around the year 1520, in Poederoijen. She was also unmarried, but may have had a daughter named Cornelia.

The city's bailiff, Geerlof Cluijt van Voornbroeck, arrested Arriens.

Though sometimes recorded as the last person executed for witchcraft in the Dutch Republic, Arriens' execution was followed by that of Anna Muggen in 1608.

Legacy A plaque and stone circle embedded on the street near Schoonhoven's town hall honours Arriens' memory.

In media The song "Born for Burning" (1985) by Swedish black metal band Bathory was inspired by the Arriens case.

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Important facts

Born
1520
Birth century
Died
1591, Schoonhoven
Occupation
Cunning folk
Nationality
Habsburg Netherlands

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Marigje Arriens?

Alleged 16th-century Dutch witch

When was Marigje Arriens born?

Marigje Arriens was born in 1520.

When did Marigje Arriens die?

Marigje Arriens died in 1591 in Schoonhoven.

What was Marigje Arriens's occupation?

Marigje Arriens was a cunning folk.

What nationality was Marigje Arriens?

Marigje Arriens's recorded nationality: Habsburg Netherlands.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Marigje Arriens

· Wikidata: Q2159791

· DBpedia: Marigje Arriens

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