Guazzo first diagnosed possession, but after five months of unsuccessful attempts at spiritual healing and in the summer of 1604, the diagnosis was changed to bewitchment as the cause of the poor Duke s mental illness.
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He argues that philosophical problems are bewitchments that arise from philosophers'misguided attempts to consider the meaning of words independently of their context, usage, and grammar, what he called " language gone on holiday ."
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Most of them have been printed in these three collections entitled " The Enchanted light ", " Gamaliel's Bewitchment " and " Cure Against Evil Spirits " ( 1969 ).
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Almost all of Blixen's tales from the 1940s and 1950s follow a traditional style of storytelling, weaving Gothic themes such as incest and murder with myth and bewitchment as a means of exploring identity, morality and philosophy.
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This " Dream " performance also became a nearly dizzying dance in which the magic of place _ the forest with all its bewitchments _ is never allowed to detach itself from ordinary life with all its mundane and mechanical demands.
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But word arrives of the satanic doings at Newgate; and Fitzdottrel, realising that Pug, " Deville, " had been a devil after all, is so beside himself that he abandons the pretense of bewitchment and spills the beans.
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After Sun Wizard, James Younger released a solo album named'Feelin'American', Malcolm Jack formed Capitol 6, releasing'Pretty Lost'with them and released his first solo album named'I'm My Own Bewitchment '.
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Harrier argued that the numbers could have been larger, possibly including the entire town, but due to the trials on bewitchment and heresy, and the fear of being accused and subsequently executed, few could come forward while suffering from legitimate medical conditions.
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Demos asserts that the violent fits displayed, often aimed at figures of authority, were attributed to bewitchment because it allowed the afflicted youth to project their repressed aggression and not be directly held responsible for their behaviors because they were coerced by the Devil.
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An alternative account suggests that Shaw had taken a dislike to a servant, Katherine Campbell, and intentionally feigned bewitchment in order to bring about her death, and that her testimony led to the execution of 24 individuals in her home parish of Erskine.
