Ivan Olbracht

“The German, the ignorant German, who knew only his machines and his computations, who knew nothing and believed in nothing, burst out laughing. But Šuhaj was taken aback, for he was from Carpathian Ruthenia, where God still lives, from the province of Oleska Dovbuš, the outlaw who for seven years had roamed the countryside with his seven hundred men, who had robbed the rich and given to the poor, and who could be wounded only by a silver bullet over which seven masses had been said as it lay hidden in the grains of spring wheat. Nikola Šuhaj knew at once that the woman on the ladder before him was a witch.”
― Ivan Olbracht, Nikola the Outlaw