The Superstitions of Witchcraft
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In this apology the editors are careful to affirm that they_collected_, rather than _furnished_, their materials originally, and give as their venerable authorities the names of Dionysiusthe Areopagite, Chrysostom, Hilary, Augustin, Gregory I. , Remigius, Thomas Aquinas, and others. The writers exult in theconsciousness of security, in spite of the attempts of thedemons, day and night, to deter them from completing theirmeritorious labours. Stratagems of every sort are employed invain. In their... judgment the worst species of human wickednesssink into nothing, compared with apostasy from the Church and, byconsequence, alliance with hell. A genuine or pretended dread ofsorcery, and an affected contempt for the female sex, with anextremely low estimate of its virtues (adopting the language ofthe Fathers), characterises the opinions of the compilers.
Ennemoser has made an abstract from the 'Demonomagie' of Horst(founded on Hauber's original work), of the 'Hexenhammer, ' underits three principal divisions.
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In this apology the editors are careful to affirm that they_collected_, rather than _furnished_, their materials originally, and give as their venerable authorities the names of Dionysiusthe Areopagite, Chrysostom, Hilary, Augustin, Gregory I. , Remigius, Thomas Aquinas, and others. The writers exult in theconsciousness of security, in spite of the attempts of thedemons, day and night, to deter them from completing theirmeritorious labours. Stratagems of every sort are employed invain. In their... judgment the worst species of human wickednesssink into nothing, compared with apostasy from the Church and, byconsequence, alliance with hell. A genuine or pretended dread ofsorcery, and an affected contempt for the female sex, with anextremely low estimate of its virtues (adopting the language ofthe Fathers), characterises the opinions of the compilers.
Ennemoser has made an abstract from the 'Demonomagie' of Horst(founded on Hauber's original work), of the 'Hexenhammer, ' underits three principal divisions.
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