Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVII  |        a shameful prey to the spirits of the air. For there is
 2       3, III   |      seduced by the deceiving spirits, in the very acts by which
 3       6, V     |     of those which I imagined spirits were like. I pictured this
 4       8, VII   |      were troubled by unclean spirits - the devils confessing
 5       8, VIII  |     sportiveness and youthful spirits, but is usually borne down
 6       8, IX    |      differing and discordant spirits, and when she heard very
 7       9, XXXIII|     diverse affections of our spirits have their appropriate measures
 8       9, XXXV  |     answers from the departed spirits. All sacrilegious oaths
 9      11, XI    |    the peace of those saintly spirits who are citizens of thy
10      12, VIII  | restless misery of the fallen spirits, who exhibit their own darkness
11      12, XVIII |    another, the discerning of spirits; to another, other kinds