Chapter

 1 XVII  |     array of elements, bodies, spirits, for the glory of His majesty;
 2 XXII  |     existence of both kinds of spirits. We are instructed, moreover,
 3 XXII  |       power which they have as spirits: of these Castor apparitions,
 4 XXIII |  reasonable to hold that these spirits make themselves gods, giving
 5 XXIII |        to be so you find to be spirits of evil. The truth is, as
 6 XXIII |    They disclaim being unclean spirits, which yet we must hold
 7 XXVII |    power of demons and kindred spirits is subject to us, yet still,
 8 XXVIII|      doubt, by these same evil spirits to compel us to offer sacrifice
 9 XXIX  | treason, if angels and demons, spirits of most wicked nature, do
10 XXXVII|      from the attacks of those spirits of evil, which without reward
11 XXXVII|      the possession of unclean spirits. But instead of taking into
12 XLVII |     from the truth itself, the spirits of error carrying on this
13 XLVII |       appointed to receive the spirits of the saints, severed from