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Discerning spirits: divine and demonic possession in the Middle Ages

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Medieval Literature and History Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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IntroductionPART I. A PROTRACTED DISPUTATION1. Possessed Behaviors 2. CiphersPART II: SPIRITUAL PHYSIOLOGIES3. Fallen Women and Fallen Angels 4. Breath, Heart, BowelsPART III. DISCERNMENT AND DISCIPLINE5. Exorcizing Demonic Disorder 6. Testing Spirits in the Effeminate AgeIndex

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