95
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Chap. IX.
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Of the Progress of Satan in carrying on his Conquest over Mankind, from the Fall of Eve to the Deluge
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111
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Chap. X.
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Of the Devil’s second Kingdom, and how he got footing in the renewed World by his Victory over Noah and his Race
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129
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Chap. XI.
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Of God’s calling a Church out of the midst of a degenerate World, and of Satan’s new Measures upon that Incident: How he attacked them immediately, and his Success in those Attacks
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159
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PART II.
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Chap. I.
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The Introduction
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192
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Chap. II.
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Of Hell as it is represented to us, and how the Devil is to be understood, as being personally in Hell, when at the same Time we find him at Liberty ranging over the World
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206
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Chap. III.
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Of the Manner of Satan’s acting and carrying on his Affairs in this World, and particularly of his ordinary Workings in the dark, by Possession and Agitation
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216
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Chap. IV.
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Of Satan’s Agents or Missionaries, and their Actings upon and in the Minds of Men in his Name
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226
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Chap. V.
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Of the Devil’s Management in the Pagan Hierarchy by Omens, Entrails, Augurs, Oracles, and such like Pageantry of Hell; and how they went off the Stage at last by the Introduction of true Religion
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245
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Chap. VI.
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Of the extraordinary Appearances of the Devil, and particularly of the Cloven-Foot
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265
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Chap. VII.
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Whether is most hurtful to the World, the Devil walking about without his Cloven-Foot, or the Cloven-Foot walking about without the Devil?
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282
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Chap. VIII.
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Of the Cloven-Foot walking about the World without the Devil (viz.) of Witches making Bargains with the Devil, and particularly of selling the Soul to the Devil
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316
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Chap. IX.
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Of the Tools the Devil works with (viz.) Witches, Wizards or Warlocks, Conjurers, Magicians, Diviners, Astrologers, Interpreters of Dreams, Tellers of Fortunes; and above all the rest, his particular modern Privy-Counsellors call’d Wits and Fools
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339
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Chap. X.
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Of the various Methods the Devil takes to converse with Mankind
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352
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Chap. XI.
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Of Divination, Sorcery, the Black-Art, Pawawing, and such like Pretenders to Devilisms, and how far the Devil is or is not concern’d in them
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377
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The Conclusion.
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Of the Devil’s last Scene of Liberty, and what may be supposed to be his End; with what we are to understand of his being tormented for ever and ever
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404
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THE
HISTORY
OF THE
DEVIL, &c.
