Of ghostes and spirites, walking by night: and of straunge noyses, crackes, and sundrie forewarnings: which commonly happen before the death of men: great slaughters, and alterations of kingdoms. (1596)
Lavatar, Ludwig · Thomas Creede · leaf 121
are flatly Den^ tfjefemaniffilDanO agravable tediuionies oftbe olce ano neto tojtters, be (miKt^t)nU)o;ttbie m m^ tuogement, of an^ creoit> lubatfoeuer befap j[^o;a0itiBa Qvcat toucnof ligbtncffe, ifdncbpanDtp belccue euerr man tobicb faitb, be b^tb fane fpirits: foon tbe otbcr ti^^^it is great… … The feconde parte of this Bookc doth fhcwe,that thofe Spirits and other firaunge fights, bc not the foules oF men, but ti- thcr good or tnil Angels^ or eife Jome[ecrct 4Nd hid operatmjs^ CHAP. I The opinion or bcliefc of the Gentiles, Icwes, and Tuite^concerning the cltate ofSoules fepcrated fiom…
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