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14015	Hopkins, Matthew	The Discovery of Witches			.txt	text/plain	3803	229	84	hanged, where this Discoverer lives, for sending the Devill like a place, from whence such naturall markes proceed, as if a witch plead confessions (though made by a Witch against her selfe) he allowes not 1. He utterly denyes that confession of a Witch to be of any validity, 2. He utterly denyes that confession of a Witch, which is drawn from 3. He utterly denyes that confession of a Witch, when she confesseth 4. He utterly denyes a confession of a Witch, when it is interrogated Yes, in brief he will declare what confession of a Witch is of Gods power, who for certaine limits the Devill and the Witch; disease kills the party, not the Witch, nor the Devill, (onely the Devill knew that such a disease was predominant) and the witch heare witches confess such and such a murder, whether the party had	./cache/14015.txt	./txt/14015.txt