classical, classic. the first recognized form of the item; serving as a standard model or guide. See also classical conditioning, east coast fever. see conditioning. one of the two pathways of complement activation, initiated by antigen-antibody complexes and involving C1, C2 and C4.
Tituba Indian holds one of the most infamous (yet still debated) places in the history of the Salem Witchcraft Trials. Tituba was an Indian slave in the service of Reverend Samuel Parris, in whose home the diagnosis of witchcraft was first made.
Eventually, a person whose name was not recorded redeemed Tituba from prison (essentially buying her) and took her away from Salem. It is thought that the same person bought John Indian as well. John and Tituba had a daughter named Violet who stayed with the Parris family until at least 1720, when Samuel Parris died.