“Three days before the death of Charles IX, on May 27, 1574, in Paris, Count Annibal Coconnat and Joseph Boniface de La Mole were executed in Paris on the Place de Grève, accused and convicted of carrying out a villainous intent - defacing the king through wax dolls found at villains during a search in their apartments. The corruption with pupae, which was then universally believed, consisted in the fact that a figure was molded from wax, similar to the person they desired. through the whole chrysalis lamp, lit it ... "