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❧ The fourth Dialogue of the Demoniacke world, na∣med Familiar Diuels.
Theophrast, Tobie, Ierome, Eustace.
ACcording to our former talke, of those which are contēted with ye shew of ye gospel only, methinks yt if we sōwhat narrow∣ly look into their behaui¦our, we shal find thē not much vnlike to yt Demoniack, of whom S. Marke and S. Luke both make mention.
How behaued he himselfe?
In his behauiour, he shewed him¦selfe cleane contrary to himselfe.
It is no greate maruayle if the Diuell be contrary to him selfe, but it were rather to be maruayled at, if hee * 1.1 should not be so: for that he is both a lyar, & also a deceiuer. But wherin doth he grayn∣say himselfe?