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Demonology

by James VI & I · 1597

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In 1597, King James VI of Scotland and I of England, who commissioned the King James bible, wrote Demonology, setting out his beliefs on satan and witches. A historical work and important read for scholars of religion, this book allows readers to study the beliefs and ideas and King James. Demonologyis known as one of the most interesting and controversial books in the history of Christianity.

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