‘Then the Spirit said in his hollow voyce, _I will haue his Soule and body too_, and so began to torment and racke the same _Alexander_, and disfigure him more horribly than before, forcing him to such strange and fearefull skriking, as cannot bee uttered by man’s power, and was of such strength, as, sometimes, foure or fiue men, though they had much aduantage against him by binding him to a chaire, yet could they not rule him. And in shewing that strength, he was not perceiued to pant or blow, no more than he had not strained his strength, nor strugled at all. Sometimes he would cry extreamly, so as teares would come from him in great aboundance. Presently, afterwards, hee would laugh aloude and shrill, his mouth being shut close. And sometimes, he was heaued up from the ground by force inuisible, the said _Edward Nyndge_, _Thomas Nyndge_, _Thomas Wakefield_, _Thomas Goldsmith_, _William Miles_ and _William Nyndge, Iunior_ hanging upon the said _Alexander_, unto the middest of the house, and the said _Edward_ putting his mouth unto the eare of the said disfigured body of his brother _Alexander_, said, _Brother, continue in your faith, and if you goe to hell, wee will goe with you_. Then the force did somewhat faile, and the hangers on drew him to the Chaire againe. Then one of his younger brothers, named _William Nyndge_ said, _Wee will Keepe him from thee, thou foule Spirit, in despite of thy Nose_. ‘Whereat the transformed body looked very terribly against the said _William_, and turned his most ugly looks unto his brother _Edward_, standing on the other side, uttering these hollowe sounding words, _Will you, Sir, will you, Sir_. To which the said _Edward_ answered; _Not I, Sir, but the merits of Iesus Christ will, we earnestly pray, keepe him from thee_. Then all that were present, to the number of 20 persons, and more, fell downe and said the Lord’s Prayer, with other sentences, every one seuerally, and one of the Company uttered worde ioyning _God_ and the blessed virgin _Mary_ together, whereat there came a voyce much like _Alexander’s_ voyce, saying twice, _There bee other good Prayers_. Whereunto the said _Edward_ made answere, and said, _Thou lyest, for there is no other Name under Heauen whereby wee may challenge Saluation but the onely name of Christ Iesus_. And then the Spirit roares with a fearefull voice, and stretched out his necke long to the Fyre; and then the saide _Edward_ desired _Peter Bencham_, Curate of the Towne, to coniure and charge him in the Name of _Iesus_ the Sonne of the Almightie, that the Spirit should declare unto them from whence hee came? And what was his Name? To which the Spirit made answere in this mumbling manner, _I would come out, I would come out_. Then _Edward_ charged him (as before) that he should declare his name. And the Spirit said _Aubon, Aubon_. They charged him then (as is aforesaid) to make knowne unto them whence hee came; and