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 150
t t^noer a greatpenaltteCod batb p;ed(el^ fo^btooen, tbat toe O^onloe Irarne anofearcbe out an^ tbtng of tbe DcaD* l^e alone toouloe be ta#ben fo; our fufficient fcb^lemaifter* Jn^tbe ^o^ell toe LH\e,%2, reaot Cbe^bauc Mofes anb?tbep>;opbet£f, let tbem bearetbem, lanto tbeflma^trc… … or VValking Spirits. 117 f^onlOlDC content cnrCelucs, ant)nottoattfo;{nel»r(ae#btions, 0; rcmue anil t()tngtljdt Dot!) not tn all potnt0a#gre^ t|icreU)itt)«iii:ut ae touctjing ti^ts maitcx,\JK tuil fpeofct}io;c in yu proper place. CHAP. VII. That the true Samucli did not appearc to the Witch…
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