30. Now, it is undoubted by Theologians and philosophers that carnal intercourse between mankind and the Demon sometimes gives birth to human beings; that is how is to be born the Antichrist, according to some Doctors, such as Bellarmin, Suarez, Maluenda, etc. They further observe that, from a natural cause, the children thus begotten by Incubi are tall, very hardy and bold, very proud and wicked. Thus writes Maluenda; as for the cause, he gives it from Vallesius, Archphysician in Reggio: “What Incubi introduce _in uteros_, is not _qualecumque neque quantumcumque semen_, but abundant, very thick, very warm, rich in spirits and free from serosity. This moreover is an easy thing for them, since they have but to choose ardent, robust men, _et abundantes multo semine, quibus succumbant_, and then women of a like constitution, _quibus incumbant_, taking care that both shall enjoy _voluptatem solito majorem, tanto enim abundantius emittitur semen, quanto cum majori voluptate excernitur_.” Those are the words of Vallesius, confirmed by Maluenda who shows, from the testimony of various Authors, mostly classical, that such associations gave birth to: Romulus and Remus, according to _Livy_ and _Plutarch_; Servius-Tullius, the sixth king of Rome, according to _Dyonisius of Halicarnassus_ and _Pliny the Elder_; Plato the Philosopher, according to _Diogenes Laertius_ and _Saint Hieronymus_; Alexander the Great, according to _Plutarch_ and _Quintus-Curtius_; Seleucus, king of Syria, according to _Justinus_ and _Appianus_; Scipio Africanus the Elder, according to _Livy_; the emperor Cæsar Augustus, according to _Suetonius_; Aristomenes the Messenian, an illustrious Greek commander, according to _Strabo_ and _Pausanias_; as also Merlin or Melchin the Englishman, born from an Incubus and a nun, the daughter of Charlemagne; and, lastly, as shown by the writings of _Cochlæus_ quoted by _Maluenda_, that damned Heresiarch ycleped Martin Luther.