That many naturall things are taken to be ghostes. Chapter.11. Fol.49. A proofe out of the Gentiles histories, that ghostes do oftentimes appeare. Chap.12. Fol.53. A proofe out of the histories of the auncient Church, and of the writings of holy Fathers, that there are walking spirits. Chap.13. Fol.62. That in the bookes, set foorth by Monkes, are many ridiculous and vaine apparitions. Chap.14. Fol.65. A proofe by other sufficient writers, that spirits do sometime appeare. Chap.15. Fol.68. Daily experience teacheth vs, that spirites do appeare to men. Chap.16. Fol.71. That there happen straunge wonders and prognostications, and that sodain noyses and cracks and such like, are heard before the death of men, before battail, and before some notable alterations and chaunges. Chap.17. Fol.77. It is proued by testimonies of holy scripture, that spirites are sometime seen and heard, and that other strange matters do often chaunce. Chap.18. Fol.85. To whom, when, where, and after what sort, spirits do appeare, and what they do worke. Chap.19. Fol.88. _The Chapters of the second part._ The opinion or beleef of the Gentils, Iewes, and Turks, concerning the estate of soules seperated from their bodies. Chapter.1. Fol.98. The Papists doctrine touching the soules of dead men, and the appearing of them. Chap.2. Fol.102. What hath followed this doctrine of the Papists, concerning the appearing of mens soules. Chap.3. Fol.110. Testimonies out of the word of God, that neither the soules of the faithful, nor of infidels, do walke vpon the earth after they are once parted from their bodies. Chapter.4. Fol.114. Testimonies of the auncient Fathers, that deade mens soules parted from their bodies, doo not wander here vppon earth. Chap.5. Fol.116. A confutation of those mens arguments or reasons, which affirme, that dead mens soules do appeare. And first, that is answered which certaine do alleage, to wit, that God is omnipotent, and therefore that hee can worke contrary to the ordinary course of nature. Chap.6. Fol.123. That the true Samuel did not appeare to the Witch in Endor. Chap.7. Fol.127. A confutation of their arguments, which woulde haue Samuell himselfe to appeare. Chap.8. Fol.133.