As to the Difference between the several Devils that appear, it relates to the Office of the Persons who employ them; as Conjurers, who seem to command the particular _Devil_ that waits upon them with more Authority, and raise them and lay them at Pleasure, drawing Circles, casting Figures, and the like; but the Witch, in a more familiar manner, whispers with the Devil, keeps the _Devil_ in a Bag or a Sack, sometimes in her Pocket, and the like, and like Mr. _Faux_ shews Tricks with him. But all these Kinds deal much in Dreams, talk with the Devil in their Sleep, and make other People talk with him in their Sleep too; and 'tis on this Occasion I mention it here; in short, the Devil may well take this Opportunity with Mankind, for not half the World that came into his Measures would comply, if they were awake; but of that hereafter. And yet his thus insinuating himself by Dream, does not seem sufficient, in my Opinion, to answer the _Devil_'s End, and to carry on his Business; and therefore we must be forc'd to allow him a Kind of actual Possession, in particular Cases, and that in the Souls of some People, by different Methods from others; _Luther_ is of the Opinion that the _Devil_ gets a Familiarity with some Souls just at, or rather before their being embodied; as to the Manner and Method how he gets in, that is another Question, and may be spoken of by it self; besides, why may not he, that at Satan's Request to enter into the Herd of Swine, said _go_, give the same Commission to possess a sort of Creatures so many Degrees below the Dignity of the _Gaderenian_ Swine, and open the Door too? but as for that, when our Lord said _go_, the _Devil_ never enquir'd which Way he should get in. When then I see Nations, or indeed Herds of Nations set on Fire of Hell, and as I may say, enflam'd by the _Devil_; when I see Towns, Parties, Factions and Rabbles of People visibly possess'd; 'tis enough to me that the great Master of the Devils has said to him, GO; there's no need to enquire which Way he finds open, or at what postern Gate he gets in; as to his appearing, 'tis plain he often gets in without appearing, and therefore the Question about his appearing still remains a Doubt, and is not very easy to be resolv'd.