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Chapter 110 CONCLUSIONS OF THIS DISSERTATION.

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properly so called, of a person who has been dead for a considerable time, and whose body was either corrupted, or

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Chapter 101 INSTANCES OF PERSONS WHO COULD FALL INTO A TRANCE WHEN THEY PLEASED, AND REMAINED PERFECTLY SENSELESS.
Chapter 102 APPLICATION OF THE PRECEDING INSTANCES TO VAMPIRES.
Chapter 103 EXAMINATION OF THE OPINION THAT THE DEMON FASCINATES THE EYES OF THOSE TO WHOM VAMPIRES APPEAR.
Chapter 104 INSTANCES OF PERSONS RESUSCITATED, WHO RELATE WHAT THEY HAVE SEEN IN THE OTHER WORLD.
Chapter 105 THE TRADITIONS OF THE PAGANS CONCERNING THE FUTURE LIFE ARE DERIVED FROM THE HEBREWS AND EGYPTIANS.
Chapter 106 INSTANCES OF CHRISTIANS WHO HAVE BEEN RESUSCITATED AND SENT BACK TO THE WORLD-VISION OF VETINUS, A MONK OF AUGIA.
Chapter 107 THE VISION OF BERTHOLDUS, AS RELATED BY HINCMAR, ARCHBISHOP OF RHEIMS.
Chapter 108 THE VISION OF SAINT FURSIUS.
Chapter 109 VISION OF A PROTESTANT OF YORK, AND OTHERS.
Chapter 110 CONCLUSIONS OF THIS DISSERTATION.
Chapter 111 THE MORAL IMPOSSIBILITY OF THE REVENANS COMING OUT OF THEIR GRAVES.
Chapter 112 WHAT IS RELATED CONCERNING THE BODIES OF THE EXCOMMUNICATED LEAVING THE CHURCH, IS SUBJECT TO VERY GREAT DIFFICULTIES.
Chapter 113 REMARKS ON THE DISSERTATION CONCERNING THE SPIRIT WHICH REAPPEARED AT ST. MAUR DES FOSSES.
Chapter 114 DISSERTATION BY AN ANONYMOUS WRITER.
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