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  Another reproduction of the School of Raphael fresco The Vision of the Cross. Scan

  Web Gallery of Art ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  Silver medallion of 315 showing Constantine with a Chi-Rho on his helmet. Scan

  Dietrich.Klose ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  Frieze on the Arch of Constantine (dedicated 315) showing the battle. No cross or sign appears. Scan

  Dietmar Rabich, cropped by Colin Douglas Howell ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  Bronze follis from Heraclea, about 327 to 329, with Constantine looking upward. Scan

  IGNnick ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  Gold multiple of 313 showing Constantine alongside Sol Invictus. Scan

  Marie-Lan Nguyen (Jastrow), Musée de la BnF, Beistegui 233 ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  The Vision of the Cross, School of Raphael, Sala di Costantino, Vatican, 1520 to 1524. Constantine addresses his troops as the cross appears in the sky. Scan

  School of Raphael (Penni, Giulio Romano, Raffaellino del Colle) ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  The Paris Gregory (BnF grec 510, fol. 440r, 879 to 883): Constantine's dream, the cross inscribed ἐν τούτῳ νίκα, and the battle at the bridge. Made about 570 years after the event. Scan

  Bibliothèque nationale de France ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  Vision of Constantine the Great, 18th-century Greek icon by Stylianos Stavrakis, Byzantine and Christian Museum, Athens. Scan

  Stylianos Stavrakis ·from Constantine's vision, the cross of light before the Milvian Bridge (312)
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  The Anglican Shrine, Little Walsingham Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Medieval Walsingham Priory seal showing the cult image Scan

  from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  The priory gatehouse Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  The revived shrine Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  The village of Little Walsingham Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Statue of Our Lady of Walsingham in the parish church Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Surviving 14th-century east window of the priory church Scan

  Geograph contributor ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Street signs in Walsingham Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Walsingham Abbey house and the priory east window Scan

  Geograph contributor ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Exterior of the Holy House at Christmas Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  The holy well in the Anglican shrine Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Statue of Our Lady of Walsingham, Catholic Basilica (Slipper Chapel) Scan

  from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Tomb of Fr Hope Patten Scan

  Paul Kingsnorth (presumed) ·from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  The Slipper Chapel, built 1340 Scan

  from Our Lady of Walsingham: Richeldis de Faverches's vision and the building of the Holy House (1061)
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  Huntroyde Hall c.1880. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Lancaster Castle, where Edmund Hartley was imprisoned and tried. Scan

  Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Chetham's, the former College in Manchester, where John Dee was Warden. Scan

  Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Huntroyde Hall, the Starkie family seat, viewed from the south lawn (April 2017). Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  The east wing of Huntroyde Hall. Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Cleworth Hall Farm and livery now stand directly on the site of the hall. Scan

  A. and S. Bowden, Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Former Starkie land near the site of Cleworth Hall. Scan

  A. and S. Bowden, Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Cleworth Hall is long gone, but it is remembered in the landscape by the lane that leads up to where it stood. Scan

  A. and S. Bowden, Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Cleworth Hall Lane leads up between two modern housing estates to the site of the hall. Scan

  A. and S. Bowden, Lancashire Past ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  The original gatehouse at Huntroyde. Scan

  geograph.org.uk via Wikimedia Commons ·from The Seven in Lancashire: the Cleworth Hall Possessions (1595)
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  Sir John Croke, aged 63 (1618), who tested Mary Glover Scan

  Wikimedia Commons ·from The possession of Mary Glover and the trial of Elizabeth Jackson (1602)
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  Title page of Edward Jorden's A Briefe Discourse of a Disease Called the Suffocation of the Mother (1603) Scan

  Wellcome Collection ·from The possession of Mary Glover and the trial of Elizabeth Jackson (1602)

  A BRIEFE DISCOURSE OF A DISSEASE CALLED THE Suffocation of the chest Written upon occasion which takes from the character of the presentation of the subject, the introduction may be introduced more. Worries is the locus of what dinner forsakes all and all the people of all classes of society, who ar…

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  Edited illustration from a 2024 blog post on the Aix-en-Provence possessions Scan

  Nightwalks ·from The Aix-en-Provence Possessions and the Burning of Louis Gaufridy (1609)
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  A page from the 1613 English edition of Michaëlis's account, The admirable historie Scan

  Wellcome Collection ·from The Aix-en-Provence Possessions and the Burning of Louis Gaufridy (1609)
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  Edited illustration from a 2024 blog post on the Aix-en-Provence possessions Scan

  Nightwalks ·from The Aix-en-Provence Possessions and the Burning of Louis Gaufridy (1609)
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  Illustration from a 2024 blog post on the Aix-en-Provence possessions Scan

  Nightwalks ·from The Aix-en-Provence Possessions and the Burning of Louis Gaufridy (1609)
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  Plaque to Richard Whitbourne in Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador. Scan

  from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)

  RIS 5 SN Se ~'==5" SIRRICHARD WHITBOURNE ~~ ~~ Active in the Newfoundland trade and fishery from 1579, this Devonshire mariner and merchant was an early advocate‘ of colonization. He was commissioned by the High Court of Admiralty ~ in 1615 to investigate conflicts between fishermen and settlers, ~ …

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  Manuscript page 3, the commission for the inquiry Scan

  Lilly Library / 1762 Archive ·from The spring apparitions of Our Lady of Caysasay (1611)
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  Manuscript page 36 of the 1619 inquiry Scan

  Lilly Library / 1762 Archive ·from The spring apparitions of Our Lady of Caysasay (1611)

  Dic. que Andes C. O. Oración en la que de guiarse donando este momento. Ae auer apreciado la guerilla de canona ma. de bien y de apuesta se feliz 3 mandos tanto han con el batajo y de facade de fuerza guan godado alii crescer del alma bo. de Apere penso al muerto else guo con Cultura de la mima. Cuc…

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  Portrait of Thomas Morton, 1637, St John's College. Scan

  Attributed to Simon Luttichuys ·from The Boy of Bilson: William Perry's Faked Possession, Staffordshire, 1620 (1620)
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  William Hogarth, Enthusiasm Delineated (engraved 1761, unpublished), the earlier state of the same plate. Scan

  William Hogarth; British Museum ·from The Boy of Bilson: William Perry's Faked Possession, Staffordshire, 1620 (1620)
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  Thomas Morton, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, who exposed the fraud. Scan

  Attributed to Simon Luttichuys; St John's College, Cambridge ·from The Boy of Bilson: William Perry's Faked Possession, Staffordshire, 1620 (1620)
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  William Hogarth, Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism (1762). A shoeblack vomiting hobnails and iron staples is often identified as the Boy of Bilston. Scan

  William Hogarth; Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Sarah Lazarus, 1891 ·from The Boy of Bilson: William Perry's Faked Possession, Staffordshire, 1620 (1620)

  CREDULITY, SUPERSTITION and FANATICISM. AMEDLEY. Believe not every Spirit, but try the Spirits whether they are of God: because many false Prophets are gone out into the World. Design'd and Engraved by Wm Hogarth. Published as the Act directs March 9th 15th 1762.…

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  The alleged pact with the devil used at Grandier's trial, page 1, in backwards Latin Scan

  Unknown ·from The Loudun possessions and the burning of Urbain Grandier (1632)
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  Portrait of Urbain Grandier, date and origin unknown Scan

  Unknown ·from The Loudun possessions and the burning of Urbain Grandier (1632)
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  Grandier burned alive at Loudun, a 1701 book illustration from Ludolff's Allgemeine Schau-Bühne der Welt Scan

  Attributed to Caspar Luyken, published by Johann David Zunner; Rijksmuseum ·from The Loudun possessions and the burning of Urbain Grandier (1632)
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  Contemporary 1634 print of the execution of Urbain Grandier at Loudun, reproduced in Legué (1880) Scan

  Unknown artist; Gallica/BnF via G. Legué ·from The Loudun possessions and the burning of Urbain Grandier (1632)

  POVRTRAICT REPRESENTANT AV VIE L'EXECVTION FAICTE A LOVDVN EN LA ERSONNE DE VRBAIN GRANDIE R Préftre Curé de S. Pierre & Chanoine de l'Eglise de Saint-Étienne Croix dut lieu, atreint & conduaincu des Crimes de facrilege. Magie, fortilege, maléfice & possession : bruslé tout vif, par Arreilles Iuges …

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  Father Surin driving out the demon Isaacarum, an imagined scene from 1886 Scan

  Victor Armand Poirson, in Figuier, Les Mystères de la science ·from The Loudun possessions and the burning of Urbain Grandier (1632)