Kramer frames all of this by stating that, of the two sexes, it is usually women who are witches for a host of reasons that he details at length: they are more gullible, more impressionable, and more indiscreet than men, and “feebler in both mind and body.” He expounds on all of this for several paragraphs, citing historical and biblical examples, and quoting from other male writers to prove his points.
