[Footnote c: _In D[e,]monibus +angelikas dôreas ou mêpote alloi
ôsthas phamen, alloi eisi holoklêroi kai pamphaneis+, Dionisius
Areopagita, de diuinis nominibus cap. 4. & si vacat licebit
consulere in eundem Pachemeræ Paraphrasin & maximi scholia.
Isidorus Hispalensis de summo bono. lib. 1. cap. 12._]

[Footnote d: _Sulpitius Seuerus in vita beati Martini. Multa
exempl[e,] habet Bodinus in pr[e,]fatione ad D[e,]monomaniam._]

[Footnote e: _Hieronimus in vita Hilarianis._]

[Footnote f: _Psellus de d[e,]monum natura._]

[Footnote g: _Binfeldius de confessionibus maleficorum._]

[Footnote h: _Petrus Martyr in 28. caput. lib. 2. Samuelis.
Aquinas in Summa parte 1. quest 51. articul. 2. Hyperius locer[~u]
Theolog. lib._]

[Footnote i: _Hesiodus_ +ergôn kai hêmerôn+ _lib. 1. D[e,]monas
ait esse_ +aera essamenous+_. proclus interpretatur quia sunt
corpora aërea._]

[Footnote k: _Iulius Scaliger de subtilitate ad Cardanum
exercitatione 359. sectione 13._]

Histories of all can witnesse of the Diuels appearance in human[l]
shape: thus a _Pseudo-Moses_, or _Messias_ in _Crete_, perswaded the
Iewes that it was he who brought their Fathers the Israelites out of
Egypt, and led them through the Red Sea, and would conduct them also out