Why black cat is considered a bad omen? Learn the fascinating history
If a black cat crosses the road it is considered a symbol ofevil and tough luck, but why? The fact that poor cat nothing to do with your destiny. BC era in Egypt cats were considered sacred and was considered a great sin to harma cat.
Returns the unique shameless woman, men made dog
In Medieval Europe misunderstandings about cats startedand has made Older Pod People and daynyn. Sixteenthcentury that a father and son in Lincolnshire in easternEngland area were traveling at night. In a secluded area ofa black cat cross the road, they stoned him. Jaghsywounded cat in a nearby hut, hut the next morning turned out to be an old woman was injured and limping when it wasknown that she is a witch black cat at night impersonatingthe prowl. Similarly, other European countries and inEngland alone and old women took Paul cats. WhenEurope was in the Dark Ages when women were krqtldeclared mass witch's cats as they became the target ofpersecution.
Salem Witch in the US city declared humans to kill and burnthis city with so many incidents that legends, stories, filmsand became the subject of a great novel.
Returns the unique shameless woman, men made dog
In Medieval Europe misunderstandings about cats startedand has made Older Pod People and daynyn. Sixteenthcentury that a father and son in Lincolnshire in easternEngland area were traveling at night. In a secluded area ofa black cat cross the road, they stoned him. Jaghsywounded cat in a nearby hut, hut the next morning turned out to be an old woman was injured and limping when it wasknown that she is a witch black cat at night impersonatingthe prowl. Similarly, other European countries and inEngland alone and old women took Paul cats. WhenEurope was in the Dark Ages when women were krqtldeclared mass witch's cats as they became the target ofpersecution.
Salem Witch in the US city declared humans to kill and burnthis city with so many incidents that legends, stories, filmsand became the subject of a great novel.
