10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXORCISTICAL»
Discover the use of
exorcistical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exorcistical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Trithemius and Magical Theology: A Chapter in the ...
111 For, as Trithemius reasoned, all physical aids to the exorcistical function are
necessarily in vain unless employed in conjunction with spiritual ones. "It should
be noted," wrote Trithemius in his Octo quaestiones with the officially designated
...
2
The enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists compared ...
But the Exorcistical Writers reckon " among Comp!, the certain Signs of a
Possession, or Witchcraft, £TM*c. the hearing or seeing freternaturally such
strange Doct. 5. Things. And one of them cured a Madman, who only thought he
had the Evil ...
3
Performance in Java and Bali
One of the reasons why the central tradition looked with suspicion on the puppet
theatre is that it functioned as an exorcistical ritual (Ruizendaal, unpublished).
InJava too in the past there may possibly have been a link between po-té-hi and
...
4
Horae Decanicae Rurales: An Attempt to Illustrate ... the ...
... to declare (after he has taken an oath in the most solemn manner) that they
believe that what he has sworn is true." CHAPTER III. ExORCISTICAL AND
CaTECHISTICAL DUTIES. j HAT Ireans rural S. IV. C. II.] Ssupetbwfon of tfcc
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5
The Enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists Considered
But the exorcistical writers reckon “ among the certain ' signs of a possession, or
witchcraft, the hearing or seeing preternaturally such strange things. And one of
them cured a madman, who only thought he had the evil spirit in his right ear, ...
George Lavington, Richard Polwhele, 1820
Yet the force of the allusion is that Albertine has at last been laid to rest in his
memory, after the exorcistical false alarm of the telegram ('this love [. . .] had
ended too [. . .] by succumbing [. . .] to the general law of oblivion') (Kin 659, P In
644).
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A disquisition on the scene, origin, date, etc. etc. of ...
... character being, however, selected for the purpose of making it odious and
contemptible : and that the exorcistical scene is a ridicule of an actual occurrence
of the time, wherein Shakespeare appears as usual on the side of sense and
truth.
8
Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae: Hebrew and Talmudical ...
Therefore, here there was need of deceits well put together, that so provision
might the better be made for the honour of the exorcistical art; as, that the devil,
being sent away into dry and waste places, could not find any rest ; that he could
not, ...
John D.D. Lightfoot, 1859
9
The Whole Works: Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae, or Hebrew ...
... the man: but the demoniacal heats came back again at last, and the former
outrages returned. Therefore, here there was need of deceits well put together,
that so provision might the better be made for the honour of the exorcistical art; as
that ...
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman, 1823
10
The enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists considered by ...
A rare instance of exorcistical virtue. • But if Mr. Wesley chooseth to say, that
Satan in this case was stilled by his prayer, rather than the good-will of the
wicked spirit, I must be contented with a parallel or two from popish recoveries of
contracts ...
