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 198
iptures« S^bat i?ou ma^ tberfb^e knoU) tbot it can in no Isife be, tbat afoule once oepartco mt of tbe boDic can come tjntier tbe tg^annie of tbeoiurll, beare tobat ^. Paulc fattb: ifo; be tbat 10 Dca^is indited from 6nne, tbat is, be linnctb no mm*^^% if tbe ^il can 00 no bnrt bnto t^t foule… … ^r^The third parte of this Booke, in which is fl^cvved, \vhy,or to what endc God fuiTereth Spirits to appcare,and other ftraunge thingcs to happen: as alfo howc mcR ought to be- haUi! tl}€mfelues irhen they mcete r^ith any fnche things. CHAP. I. Cod by the appearing of Spirits doth cxcrcife the…
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