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On Fri, 27 Dec 2024, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> On 23/12/2024 21:14, D wrote:
>> I have a vague memory of reading somewhere that remains of paganism were 
>> alive until the 1700s, but cannot find anything through a quick google. My 
>> friendly neighbourhood AI insist on official death in the 12:th century.
>
> This is a subject of heated debate as modern Wiccan/Pagans like to feel they 
> have an unbroken tradition.
>
> But of course people probably learned to keep their mouths shit and rub 
> themselves with witches ointment in private...

I do not believe in any unbroken tradition except among indians, esquimaux 
or some siberian indians.

I do believe that it is not impossible that remains existed up until the 
17th or perhaps even 18th century, although those remains probably were 
_very_ different from the original.