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The Phantom World; or, The philosophy of spirits, apparitions, &c, &c.
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Luke xxii. 31.
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2 Cor. xi. 7.
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1 Tim. i. 2.
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1 Cor. xi. 30.
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2 Cor. ii. 11, and xi. 14.
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2 Thess. ii.
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1 Pet. v. 8.
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Ephes. vi. 12.
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They are cited in the letter of the Marquis Maffei.
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The author, as we may see, is not a Cartesian, since he assigns reflection even to animals. But if they reflect, they choose; whence it consequently follows that they are free.
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Luke xiii. 14.
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St. Ambrose, Com. on St. Luke, i. c. 1.
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Martha Brossier, daughter of a weaver at Romorantin, was shown as a demoniac, in 1578. See De Thou on this subject, book cxxiii. and tom. v. of the Journal of Henry III., edition of 1744, p. 206, &c. The affair of Loudun took place in the reign of Louis XIII.; and Cardinal Richelieu is accused of having caused this tragedy to be enacted, in order to ruin Urban Grandier, the curé of Loudun, for having written a cutting satire against him.
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M. de Lannoy has made a particular dissertation De Causà Secessionis S. Brunonis: he solidly refutes this fable. Nevertheless, this event is to be found painted in the fine pictures of the little monastery of the Chartreux at Paris.
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Eliberitan Council, an. 305 or 313, in the kingdom of Grenada. Others have thought, but mistakenly, that it was Collioure in Roussillon.
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Jesus, the son of Sirach, author of Ecclesiasticus, believes this apparition to be true. Ecclus. xlvi. 23.
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This story has been related in the former part of the work, but more succinctly.
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Arist. Treatise on Dreams and Vigils.
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The Abbé de Vallemont, in his work on the Singularities of Vegetation. Paris, 1 vol. 12mo.
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This was a century and a half ago; but the Philosophical Transactions record no account of any successful result to such experiments.
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Madame the Duchess-mother, daughter of the late king, Louis XIV., and mother of the duke lately dead, of M. the Count de Charolois, and of M. the Count de Clermont.
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The author here alludes to the hypogryphe, a winged horse, invented by Ariosto, that carried the Paladins through the air.
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Magicus Vanitates.
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Plin. lib. xxx. c. 1.
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"Somnia, terrores magicos, miracula, sagas,
Nocturnos lemures, portentaque Thessala rides?"
Horat. lib. ii. Ep. 2.
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2 Cor. xi. 7.
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1 Tim. i. 2.
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1 Cor. xi. 30.
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2 Cor. ii. 11, and xi. 14.
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2 Thess. ii.
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1 Pet. v. 8.
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Ephes. vi. 12.
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They are cited in the letter of the Marquis Maffei.
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The author, as we may see, is not a Cartesian, since he assigns reflection even to animals. But if they reflect, they choose; whence it consequently follows that they are free.
661
Luke xiii. 14.
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St. Ambrose, Com. on St. Luke, i. c. 1.
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Martha Brossier, daughter of a weaver at Romorantin, was shown as a demoniac, in 1578. See De Thou on this subject, book cxxiii. and tom. v. of the Journal of Henry III., edition of 1744, p. 206, &c. The affair of Loudun took place in the reign of Louis XIII.; and Cardinal Richelieu is accused of having caused this tragedy to be enacted, in order to ruin Urban Grandier, the curé of Loudun, for having written a cutting satire against him.
664
M. de Lannoy has made a particular dissertation De Causà Secessionis S. Brunonis: he solidly refutes this fable. Nevertheless, this event is to be found painted in the fine pictures of the little monastery of the Chartreux at Paris.
665
Eliberitan Council, an. 305 or 313, in the kingdom of Grenada. Others have thought, but mistakenly, that it was Collioure in Roussillon.
666
Jesus, the son of Sirach, author of Ecclesiasticus, believes this apparition to be true. Ecclus. xlvi. 23.
667
This story has been related in the former part of the work, but more succinctly.
668
Arist. Treatise on Dreams and Vigils.
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The Abbé de Vallemont, in his work on the Singularities of Vegetation. Paris, 1 vol. 12mo.
670
This was a century and a half ago; but the Philosophical Transactions record no account of any successful result to such experiments.
671
Madame the Duchess-mother, daughter of the late king, Louis XIV., and mother of the duke lately dead, of M. the Count de Charolois, and of M. the Count de Clermont.
672
The author here alludes to the hypogryphe, a winged horse, invented by Ariosto, that carried the Paladins through the air.
673
Magicus Vanitates.
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Plin. lib. xxx. c. 1.
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"Somnia, terrores magicos, miracula, sagas,
Nocturnos lemures, portentaque Thessala rides?"
Horat. lib. ii. Ep. 2.
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