Demoniality; or, Incubi and SuccubiSinistrari, Ludovico Maria
Religion
Demoniality; or, Incubi and Succubi
Sinistrari, Ludovico Maria
Catholic Church -- Doctrines; Demonology -- Early works to 1800
[6] Quadrato corpore, statura procera, facie liberali, fronte
spatiosa, oculis rutilantibus, colore vivido, jucundæ conversationis,
ac lepidorum salium.
[7] Omnium scientiarum vir.
[8] The complete works of P. Sinistrari (_Rome, Giannini_, 1753-1754,
3 vol. in-folio) include the following books: _Practica criminalis
Minorum illustrata_,--_Formularium criminale_,--_De incorrigibilium
expulsione ab Ordinibus Regularibus_,--_De Delictis et Pœnis_, to
which should be added the present work: _De Dæmonialitate_, published
for the first time in the year 1875.
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INDEX
Pages
Preface. v
Demoniality: origin of the word.--Wherein
that crime differs from those
of Bestiality and Sodomy.--Opinion
of St Thomas. N^{rs} 1 to 8. 1
Material intercourse with Incubi and
Succubi is not a thing of imagination;
testimony of St Austin. N^{rs} 9 and 10. 15
Wizards and Witches; their relations
with the Devil; ceremonials of their
profession. N^{rs} 11 to 23. 21
Artifices resorted to by the Devil for the
assumption of a body. N^r 24. 31
Incubi do not assail but women. N^r 26. 35
_Goblins_ have no dread of exorcisms. N^r 27. 37
Humorous story of signora Hieronyma:
the enchanted repast. N^r 28. 37
Men begotten by Incubi: Romulus and
Remus, Plato, Alexander the Great,
Cæsar-Augustus; Merlin the Enchanter,
Martin Luther.--The Antechrist
to be born of an Incubus. N^r 30. 53
Incubi are not pure spirits: they beget,
and therefore have a body of their own.--Remark
concerning Giants. N^{rs} 31
to 33. 57
Angels are not all pure spirits: decision
to that effect of the second Council of
Nicea N^r 37. 71
Existence of rational creatures or animals
other than man, and endowed,
like him, with a body and a soul. N^{rs} 38
to 43. 85
Wherein do those animals differ from
man? What their origin? Do they all
descend from one individual, as men
descend from Adam? Is there between
them a distinction of the sexes? What
are their manners, laws, social customs?
N^{rs} 44 to 50. 87
What are the shape and organisation of
their body? A comparison drawn from
the composition of wine. N^{rs} 51 to 56. 95
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