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Jeanne Harvilliers (1528 - 30 April 1578), was a French alleged witch, known as sorcière de Ribemont ('the witch of Ribemont') or la sorcière de Verberie ('the witch of Verberie'). She was executed for sorcery by burning in Ribemont. Jean Bodin presided at her trial and used her case as a reference case in his famous book about witch hunting, De la démonomanie des sorciers (1580).