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bewitched water have immediately thereupon seen that | bewitched water have immediately thereupon seen that | ||
which others could not discern. And there are persons | which others could not discern. And there are persons | ||
in the world who have a Strange | in the world who have a Strange _Spectrall Sight._ | ||
Mr Glanvill (f) speaks of a Dutchman that could see | Mr Glanvill (f) speaks of a Dutchman that could see | ||
Ghosts which others could percieve nothing of. | Ghosts which others could percieve nothing of. | ||
Mr | Mr _George Sinclare_ in his book intituled _Satans Invisi | ||
ble world | ble world discovered_ (h) hath these words "I am undoub | ||
tedly inform'd that men & women in the highlands can | "tedly inform'd that men & women in the highlands can | ||
discern fatality approaching others by Seeing them in the | 'discern fatality approaching others by Seeing them in the | ||
waters or wth winding sheets about them. & that others | 'waters or wth winding sheets about them. & that others | ||
can Lecture in a sheeps shoulder bone a death within the | 'can Lecture in a sheeps shoulder bone a death within the | ||
parish seven or eight days before it come. It is not improba | 'parish seven or eight days before it come. It is not improba | ||
ble but that such preternaturall knowledge comes first | 'ble but that such preternaturall knowledge comes first | ||
by a compact wth ye Devil, & is derived downward by succes | 'by a compact wth ye Devil, & is derived downward by succes | ||
sion to their posterity. many such I suppose are innocent | 'sion to their posterity. many such I suppose are innocent | ||
& have this sight against their will and inclination." | '& have this sight against their will and inclination." | ||
Thus Mr | Thus Mr _Sinclare_. I concurr wth his supposall yt such | ||
Knowledge is originally from Satan, and perhaps the effect | Knowledge is originally from Satan, and perhaps the effect | ||
of some old inchantment. There are some at this day in | of some old inchantment. There are some at this day in | ||
the world, that if they come into an house, where one in | the world, that if they come into an house, where one in | ||
the family will dy within a fortnight, the smell of a dead | the family will dy within a fortnight, the smell of a dead | ||
corps offends them to such a degree as that they cannot | |||
stay in that house. It is reported that neare unto the | stay in that house. It is reported that neare unto the | ||
Abby of St | Abby of St _Maurice in Burgundy_ (i) there is a fishpond | ||
(f) in his Sad- | (f) in his Sad- | ||
Latest revision as of 06:26, 2 July 2017
Argum. 4. It is certain both from Scripture & History that Magicians by their Inchantments & hellish Conjurations may cause a false representation of per sons & things. An inchanted by shall see such things as others cannot discern. It is a thing too well known to be denied that some by rubbing their eyes with a bewitched water have immediately thereupon seen that which others could not discern. And there are persons in the world who have a Strange _Spectrall Sight._ Mr Glanvill (f) speaks of a Dutchman that could see Ghosts which others could percieve nothing of. Mr _George Sinclare_ in his book intituled _Satans Invisi ble world discovered_ (h) hath these words "I am undoub "tedly inform'd that men & women in the highlands can 'discern fatality approaching others by Seeing them in the 'waters or wth winding sheets about them. & that others 'can Lecture in a sheeps shoulder bone a death within the 'parish seven or eight days before it come. It is not improba 'ble but that such preternaturall knowledge comes first 'by a compact wth ye Devil, & is derived downward by succes 'sion to their posterity. many such I suppose are innocent '& have this sight against their will and inclination." Thus Mr _Sinclare_. I concurr wth his supposall yt such Knowledge is originally from Satan, and perhaps the effect of some old inchantment. There are some at this day in the world, that if they come into an house, where one in the family will dy within a fortnight, the smell of a dead corps offends them to such a degree as that they cannot stay in that house. It is reported that neare unto the Abby of St _Maurice in Burgundy_ (i) there is a fishpond
(f) in his Sad- ducism triumph p (h) p. 215 (i) Vairus de Trascius. lib 2