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Ilitat his stomak, that his humour radicall continually, sweating out on
the one parte, and no new good suck being put in the place thereof, for
lack of digestion on the other, hee at last shall vanish awaie, euen as
his picture will doe at the fire. And that knauish and cunning
woorkeman, by troubling him onely at some times, makes a proportion so
neare betuixt the woorking of the one and the other, that both shall
ende as it were at one time. They can rayse stormes and tempestes in the
aire, either vpon Sea or land, though not vniuersally, but in such a
particular place and prescribed boundes, as God will permitte them so to
trouble: Which likewise is verie easie to be discerned from anie other
naturall tempestes that are meteores, in respect of the suddaine and
violent raising thereof, together with the short induring of the same.
And this is likewise verie possible to their master to do, he hauing
such affinitie with the aire as being a spirite, and hauing such power
of the forming and moouing thereof, as ye haue heard me alreadie
declare: For in the Scripture, that stile of _the Prince of the aire_
(M21) is giuen vnto him. They can make folkes to becom phrenticque or
Maniacque, which likewise is very possible to their master to do, sence
they are but naturall sicknesses: and so he may lay on these kindes,
aswell as anie others. They can make spirites either to follow and
trouble persones, or haunt certaine houses, and affraie often