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Contents 5 Acknowledgements 9 List of Illustrations 10 Notes on Contributors 14 Introduction: Scholarship, Friendship and Border-Crossing 21 Part 1 Supernatural Agency and Communities of Belief 37 Chapter 1 The Collaboration from Hell: A Plague Strike Force at S. Pietro in Vincoli, Rome 39 Chapter 2 The Demonic Possession of Richard Dugdale 70 Chapter 3 Salem Girls (1692): Problems of Gender and Agency 88 Chapter 4 “Ringing of the Bells by Four White Spirits”: Two Seventeenth-Century English Earwitness Accounts of the Supernatural in Print Culture 103 Part 2 Religion and Cultural Authority 123 Chapter 5 “It is a Great Disgrace for Our City”: Archbishop Antoninus and Heresy in Renaissance Florence 125 Chapter 6 Endor and Amsterdam: The Image of Witchcraft as a Weapon in the Political Arena 146 Chapter 7 Deep Down in Spirituality: Efforts of Seventeenth-Century New Netherlanders to Access God 160 Chapter 8 Paraluther: Explaining an Unexpected Portrait of Paracelsus in Andreas Hartmann’s Curriculum Vitae Lutheri (1601) 181 Part 3 The (Un)natural World 205 Chapter 9 “Making Feast of the Prisoner”: Roger Barlow, Hans Staden and Ideas of New World Cannibalism 207 Chapter 10 Signs that Sp

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Spinks, Jennifer; Eichberger, Dagmar;

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