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not yet expiated, nor was lately buried •, for the expiation of thofe places is- likewife a holy rite duly to be adhibited to the burial of the bodies, and of- ten prohibits the foul returning to its body, and expels the fame afar off to the place of judgment.
And from hence it is that the fouls of the dead are not eafy to be raifed up, except it be the fouls of them whom we know to be evil, or to have perilhed by a violent death, and whofe bodies do want the rite of due burial.
Now although we have fpoken concerning fuch places of this kind, it will not be fafe or commodious to go unto them ; but it is requifite for us to take to whatfoever place is to be chofen fome principal relidt of the body, and therewith make a perfume in due manner, and to perform other compe- tent rites.-
It is alfo to be known, that becaufe the fouls are certain fpiritual lights, therefore artificial lights framed out of certain competent things, compound- ed according to a true rule, with congruent infcriptions of names and feals, do very much avail to the railing up of departed fouls. But thofe things which are now fpoken of are not always fufficient to raife up fouls, becaufe of an extra-natural portion of underftanding and reafon, which is above and known 1 only to the heavenly deftinies and their powers.
We fhould therefore allure the faid fouls by fupernatural and celeftial powers duly adminiftered, even by thofe things which do move the very har- mony of the foul, as well imaginative as rational and intelle voices, fongs, founds, enchantments 5 and religious things, as prayers, con- jurations, exorcifms, and other holy rites, which may commodioully be ad- minillered hereunto.
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