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Page 108
... apparently modelled on that of Souls – Transitionstage : classes of Souls
passing into good and evil Demons - - Manes - Worship - Doctrine of
Embodiment of Spirits in human , animal , ' vegetable , and inert bodies -
Demoniacal Possession ...
... apparently modelled on that of Souls – Transitionstage : classes of Souls
passing into good and evil Demons - - Manes - Worship - Doctrine of
Embodiment of Spirits in human , animal , ' vegetable , and inert bodies -
Demoniacal Possession ...
Page 109
By using it to express the doctrine of spirits generally , it is practically asserted
that the ideas of souls , demons , deities , and any other classes of spiritual
beings , are conceptions of similar nature throughout , the conceptions of souls
being the ...
By using it to express the doctrine of spirits generally , it is practically asserted
that the ideas of souls , demons , deities , and any other classes of spiritual
beings , are conceptions of similar nature throughout , the conceptions of souls
being the ...
Page 110
... beings which require special definition to show whether they are human souls
or demons or deities of some other class , and so onward to the declaration of
Philo Judĉus , that souls demons , and angels differ indeed in name , but are in ...
... beings which require special definition to show whether they are human souls
or demons or deities of some other class , and so onward to the declaration of
Philo Judĉus , that souls demons , and angels differ indeed in name , but are in ...
Page 111
cautioned in the rubric concerning the examination of a possessed patient , not to
believe the demon if he pretends to be ... Souls of dead men are in fact
considered as actually forming one of the most important classes of demons and
deities .
cautioned in the rubric concerning the examination of a possessed patient , not to
believe the demon if he pretends to be ... Souls of dead men are in fact
considered as actually forming one of the most important classes of demons and
deities .
Page 112
Notions of this sort are widely prevalent in Indo - China and India ; whole orders
of demons there were formerly human souls , especially of people left unburied
or slain by plague or violence , of bachelors or of women who died in childbirth ...
Notions of this sort are widely prevalent in Indo - China and India ; whole orders
of demons there were formerly human souls , especially of people left unburied
or slain by plague or violence , of bachelors or of women who died in childbirth ...
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| Title | Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Volume 2 Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Author | Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | H. Holt, 1877 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Oct 2008 |
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