put to death; neither shall it be lawful for a man to transfer the corn from one field to another. It is my opinion that this is done, not by Satan transporting the corn from one field to another, but by his changing the fields themselves. Vair, de Incant. III. 1.For it is the opinion of the Theologians that the devils are able to move all inferior bodies; and therefore it cannot be any more difficult for Satan to transport a field from one place to another than it is for him to remove a mountain or a rock. For we read that there are whole lands and countries which have been transported from their place by the agency of the Devil and his magic, so that rocks which were facing to the north have in an instant been turned towards the south. Antichrist, c. 26, n. 2.This I take from Florimond de Raemond.
Chapter XXXV.
Whether Witches are Able to Heal.
