Daimonologia, or, A treatise of spirits : Wherein several places of scripture are expounded, against the vulgar errors concerning witchcraft, apparitions, &c. To which is added, an appendix, containing some reflections on Mr. Boulton's answer to Dr. Hutchinson's Historical essay; entitled The possibility and reality of magick, sorcery and witchcraft demonstrated (1723)
Daillon, Jacques de, 1645-1726 · London : Printed for the Author · leaf 18
THE [v] ^^MOM^W^ 1m. THE CONTENTS. EVER A L Places ofScripture expounded^ a*gainfl the Vulgar Er*rors of Witchcraft,&c. Page I. That the great Gods^ have no Com^munication with Men. p. 15 That the Demons had been Men; andof Evil Dicmons. p. zi … 1 m -**.. Of vi TheCoNTENTs. of the Places where thoje Daemons in-habited who were made Gods; andof Cottas Opinion. p. 44 Of the Worjhip both of the Gods andDemons. p. 55 of that Place of Scripture^ i Cor. x.20. What the Heathen offery theyoffer it to Devils. P- 59 Of the firft Commandment of…
Hutchinson, Francis, 1661-1739 · Boulton, Richard, b. 1676 or 7 · Spiritualism · Witchcraft · Apparitions · Demonology · Occultism
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