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D'Aspilette, Marie (ca. sixteenth century)

Witch of Andaye, in the Labourd area of the Basque country, who lived during the reign of Henry IV. She was arrested at age 19 and confessed that she had been led to the sabbat and made to perform various witchcraft rites.

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