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Preternatural Peasants and the Discourse of Demons: Xenoglossy, Superstition, and Melancholy in Earlhad long been one of his signature attributes, but during the early modern period natural philosophers engaged in a sustained debate over how, and if, the devil could teach the unlettered to speak Latin. The chapter argues that Spanish theorists crafted a sophisticated discourse that provided novel

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Testing for Demonic Possession: Scribonius, Goclenius, and the Lemgo Witchcraft Trial of 1583onological debates as philosophers, by trying to develop explanations of demonological phenomena within the conceptual framework of metaphysics and natural philosophy. Specific theories—such as those to do with the presence of demons in human bodies—were deduced from and were warranted by more gener

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Curious Companions: Spirit Conjuring and Alchemy in the Sixteenth Centuryf Edward Kelly and later figures like Elias Ashmole and Robert Boyle. He demonstrates that, from 1527 onwards, numerous middle-brow practitioners in England practiced both arts but that this was very uncommon prior to this time. He argues that the development of this curious combination of practices

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Edward Terry and the Demons of Indiang this period, Terry had an opportunity to observe both Muslim and Hindu society and customs firsthand. Upon his return to England, Terry wrote up an account of his observations and experiences, a work he substantially expanded in 1655 and which was published as .-.. Raiswell argues that, reflectin

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Jesuit Missionaries and the Accommodationist Demons of New Franceg the missionaries’ presumption that demonic forces were essentially the same on both sides of the Atlantic, Cowan analyzes the Jesuits’ belief that demons accommodated themselves to different cultures as a reflection of the Jesuits’ own accommodationist approach on their missions. Next, she discuss

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