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REPORT OF 
Doctor Tohn Fanſtus. 


CONTAINING HIS APPARAN-. 
Rane thedeeds of Wagner: 


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£77 Amnot skiltull inthe yainthat pleaſeth 
P the comon care,nordoel ſtudie tocon- 
A@S tend anie one further thenheliſt: But if 


NEL notaſlure tLemſelues rhey ſhall pleaſe* - | | 
2323 ti.clclues morethenrhe other hurtme, oe | 


though of Jeſſerrdgement, & certainlyof morecurſt difpoſiti-. & 
60, Wil again{t their owne conkeiences provoke thewſelues to 
miſhikeit, for my part Iwill accuſe none oÞ inalecontenterie, 
which ſhall vilely vſethislittlebooke irrcritic all rearmes, nov 
excus myſeifeot raſhnesin obtruding ſuchamatter vatothenz; 
knowinge their follieto be greater a great \deale more thaw his 
Khichgatiethemthis toworke vpon: Herein I promife nothing. : 
toobeexcellentany waie ,for'l cannot nejthertyementothat: -" 
vaine, as toforce themto commend {efpeciaily the neceſcirie 
vyreingthis thinge : norean 1 yrgeaniepocrepento ficte their 
humorous diſfoſition. This 1s a Booke and fo take it, and if yott 
tekeitotherwiſe youare to blame, & if goutric yourworlt, you. 
canterzg it but waſt paper: Andin deed fottis waft thatis ſpent 
6h ſoire then Here; wantingethe great Chaos of Similes,whielt 
buildthemfelues'ouera Foo ke IkeColoffes t V Vhilt ſtudie 
ro pleaſe every one Ipleaſe but fo2,and ifnoneTſhallplealeſges _ < 
if Fhad of fet purpoſe imeded this matter, I would perhaps have | 
gone into ſome frantickehumor;th it thoughTcouldnotproue - | > 
-- beft;yetnewtilaletter came.' ButThavedeliveredittoyou fro _ ** +) 
theofwEoe Trook itfor truth. Bur if fron could be as acdulous- |. 
© agſ6circticni{iz/cd, lknowthisivightlerteto betke refurg : 
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Port: vmniccſtandingthatthoſeto whomT ſent theſethings 
* written in ſcattered papers, would prefſeme, 7choughtiindeede 
> Iitenenafittematter formen to baihful, and fo 7 bid themlet it 
goe, and have writtenthis Epiſtle with mine ownehandes, tobe 
put afore it. And/ carenot who treads yponit-/amfarenongh 
off,nor can 7 hearewhat is {aide of it - and ofme what they hilt, 
my hurtisas littleasalwiies comes of wordes. 'Andyou which 
doe reade this ſame, that ſith my familiars , butnot ſuchas they 
call dinels, have wrongfallic tirannizedouer my deedes beinge 
abſent, /ptaic thee remember that which1s ſaide, Speake of the 
a:xad not hing but £4 d, of the abſent nothing but truth. Then [ hope 
I ſhall Roppe your mouches, for ſam ſure you know nothing, 
vuleſſeyou maie deſcernemy vaineinthis book,is nothing.For- 
i f everyouſceanic of my broodecomeabroadagain,as /am de- 
termined neuer, yo ſhall eaſclieperceinehow far the ſtileſhal 
dcrenerateor indeedediſfer. The _ of men whichare de- 
l;ighted tocontepme,areas comonas the ſtage, for they wilhyre 
themſcluestobethe fools of the ſtanders by, onely to haucalit- 
tle La#Jo, not knowing according to that of Epifteres: Ber it farre 
from thee to mone laughter : How yainc and fancaſticall athingeir 
is Ig0c notabonr to,rcquirepardonfor my raſhes, no, [ſceke 
nothing leſle, if you have anie bitter wordes inyour bellic, caſt 
it vppon this, | carenot, but ifanie ſha] ſaie it is apretty matter, 
1 ſfaic not ſo marie, Iſaje itis new-& trew, Nowvatothe Gentle 
men which this tranſlation ſhall chaunce-ynto, I cntreatthem 
toſitte downe and lJaughatthe rude phraſe, which my injuzious 
friendes wotidnot ſo muchas corre&,and hardly ſcaped I with 
outknowledge of my name, bat that they hoped to make mee 
notorious at lome other time with a worſemater,whichoportn« 
nitic they Jooke for and ſhall ſtill: vatoyoul ſpaketowhome if 
anic thing were butreaſonablc, Jwould fabmit, Butknowinge 
thegreatynworthynes of it, as being butabare tranſlation of as 
bare matecrof the geſts andaftes of one Fautwragreat Magitian 
I will bec bold to barre you fromlooking vpout, This onely. 
hope Thane left , that I goe perſonateand yet muſt think wy. - 
ſcifeiniured for howand. ifmy maske ſhall fall from myface? 
W herforc I'defireyonto bearemth me,butnotwith my frends 
vehom / wold not haue ſernedſofor a good deale: Fare youwell. 
From Lyptzichin Saxony, 5, Calends of May; 1 5 yo. \ 


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VNTO THE-CHRISTIAN 
Reader, «| 


WT Heſe newer here raiſed ont of auncient cop- 
_ N pies, a Gentleman afriend of ours tranſla=: 
JJ, fed for our private intelligence amongeſt 
OY our ſeluer, and fent them from Wittenberge 
* to Orenfotd, intheſe wordes. 

PE . Miegoad vor (met amici) Fanſtinas 
<< JJ 7 Fes,quas ego edocui linguam Anglicanam, 


5 2 /'S 'S ingratum. vereor opus Accept _— 
chartulas ſparſm 4 Rudi, Wittenbergen{(bus, quas ego bortats 


. eorum&+ veſtro quoque verbatim, ant ſaltem paraphraſtice vobes * 
communica, 5 /'-cxh vos vt non ſolumifta trivialia negotia, a+ - 
mico ſalremore auſhicemini, ſedvt apud vor in tenebris conquieſeere 
permittetir, Habuiego magnos, inphantaſia mea, tummltus chy« 
mericos, quibus cuns exoneranero cerebrum, aut conticeſcanspent-/ 
tus ant maiors conamina obiterattentabo, V alete. to. Callend, 
Tul. 1 589. | NOD Grave 3 ufoOreot: 
.  Thetrmhis, that theſe are commonly carried about for very. - 
certa;nty, yea and ſome are fecretl laide wp in graur mens tudes: 
 forgreatreliques. For the very confirming ;y0u ſpall underſtand. 
 - Worecertaine argument rinthe nextleafe : 1 bane ſaide. Vale, - 


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k : SR. know thetrrgeth , £ 
=7 T isplaine that many things in the firſt bookare 
-'4 7: mecrelics,for proofe marke this: it is ſaidethatit 
V:; tranſlated,ſo.it is,& where it is word for word. 


- 4 Butlh.ut talt.cd with the man that firſt wrote 
S827; 1m, Þaging them irem #agners very triend, 
=» wherin he faith many things are corrapted, ſome 
added de.noue, ſome canceldand taken away, & many wereaug- 
mented. A's for addition tothe Coppy is there where Mephoſto- 
philes diſputeth of the numbers of Hels, and ſome other diſpu- 
tations: And ict.a man marke them duely,they ſhal finde them 
I«xithnetſaic childiſh, bur certainly fuperficiall,not like thetalk 
of Duels, where with foldingsof wordsth y.doc vie to dilate 
at large, and moreſubtel by farre.But as for his Obligationand 
themoſt part, it is certainetheyarc moſt credibleand out of alt 
quellion, .. - be SE Reg ; 

For to take away.adonbt;zwhether therewereſuchanun whicl 
is z&ticrally athinge natbelccned, /afſurc'them this, that there 
wagaund ites'prouedthus,nor is Germanyſovaknowen but that 
thertuerh oftheſe thungs followingmaybe found if any ſulpet 
Firſt ther isyet remaining the ruins of his houle, not farre from 
Aelancht ons houſe as they cali at thetownes end of #hicrenberg, 
-rightoppoſite tothc Schooles, . -- BY = 


\ ME =: 
-Secoxdlythereisyetto be ſcene histrec,agreat hollowetrunk 
whercin heyſcde torca ce Nigremancy to hisſcollers,not farr = 


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from thetaynein a very remote place,, which 1thinke is tuff. 
cient teſtimony to any reaſonable eare; A ndenquie of thery-- 
which have beene there ſee ifthey will ret affrme n, Notwathe 
ſlandiwg I do not goe by theſe meanes ] to cntreat mente 


lecue, for] care notwhether they doe orno, but onely-to, cer: oy: 


tcfhieyou of the tructhas/ my ſclfe would be. 


Next, histombe isat Mars Femple, a three miles bey ends 
the City, yponwhich iswtiten ona Marble ftoneby hisowne 


hand; this Epitath,which is ſomewhat oldebyreaſon ofhus (mal -. 


$kill ingraung. 
_Hic iaces Johannes F anftus, Dotierdinini inris inlignifranc, ans 


amore magia Diabolice ſcientia vaniſrime cecide ab awore <a 
O Lefor pro me miſerrimo damnato bomine ne preceris, nampreces us 


nnant quens Deus condemmanit: O pie Chriſtiane memento mes ov 
ſaltem vnam pro infiducia mealachy mulemexprine, cunoxpoe 
ederi,cins miſcrere, et ipſe cant« 

The Stone was foun inhis ftudy,and hiswil nas fulfilledand 
he tethbetwixt a heap ofthree and thirty fir trees in theforte 
ofthe Hilin agreat hole where this is creed, - 

Fae LOO =: 57 knavtbe truth, 
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Iikeenlloorernthnthalou bear theteſtinionicof | 
a learned man /obn Fierns cap, 4 libro1, de magic imifamnibusoehiicly | 


Ihauetranflated, 
Tobn Fanttns borneat Kandling alle village, g Ma- 
gickeat Gracovia where he was openly tatight and it; 
In ſundery places of - with the he many 


and with manifolde lies andillufions, with vainyaunting 
and promiſes but could do nothing: one example 7will ſhewto 
the Reader, yponthis condition, that hewill paſſe his faith fixſt 
tomethat hewilnotimitate him: Then reherſethhe one ofhis 
knaueries, how he toke vpon him to make no haire vpon 
' mans face, and tooke away witha pouder which wilnotname 
both the beardthat he had andall the ſkinne, tie: 

mations inhisface that it burned all over 


mittedbeing taken at Batoburg others 3 Has 


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”  reffofhisface ſomewhat darkeand ſwarte, witne; Singmelancho 


= ty(forhewasfplenaticke) whenhe cameto Fauſtus, who r edily 
* ſaid: FruelyT thought yon had been my Familiar, ſtraightway 
marking your fecte, whzther longand crookednailesftook out 
ofthem: So hk:ninzthis man tothe Digell, which hz thought 
had come yato him, waich Dee _ wait £0 Call Syrarms. 
3 $2 I OY 

For his deathin the ſane place, thus faith he: At lenzrh hee + 
was found in a: Village of the ayer of Wittenberg by his bed 
. Edeſtzrkedead,and his facc taradgbackwards, and the midde 
night before, the houſe was ſhakenas it is reported; Thus farre 
hean Auchor notto bedoubred of,and approuzd through Chri 
ſtendomeoffinguler and exat iudgeinent, asappearcth by his 


writings ofthe like argument confucation. 
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Morein the ſame placehe ſaith; Thata fcholemaiſter amongſt 
the Goſlaryexc in dof Fauftus the Magitian, orrather lnfau- - 
fas his\euil doQrine, learned away how the dinelmightbebogd 
by ſpelona glaſſe, who as you may there readewas lo affrighted 
that lying one whole.yeare ſpeechles, at theend he ſpakc of his 
feare anddiyels apearance and thEhaying rec ciucd his chriſtian 
rites died, As for for the Author thi, DoRor #ier, doubt you 
not of his credit, for hes aleadged of the yery ſingalareſt ſcho. 
lersasthe beſtthateuer wrote in that argumEt. Wehmwe a Gen 
tlenian ofourowne cuatrey, maiſter Reignold Sor Eſquicr, that 
dothyniuerfallyquote him ashjs chief and efpeciall help in his 
diſcouery of witchcraft, yeaand he teſtificth othim not without 
eooddeſart,ſaying; I Bode in his lawyerly Phiſickereaſoneth 
contrarily. as though Malancholyewere fartheſt of from theſe 
oldwomen whom we call witches, And the moſt famous and no 
ble PhiſicianTob» #7er for his opinion inthat behalfe; Loewher 
hecalletthim the moſ: famous Phiſitianas he was then certain- 
ly, in. the diſcouery $22: HIALS lib, 3, Cap. 7, © 


Thus fatre/ have ſetdowne thatyou may know andperſywade. . 
your ſclues ſo farreas you ſeeiuſtcauſe by thereaſons, 


Vale. 


' THE SECOND REPORT OF D 0+» | 
Qtor John Fauſtus, . 7 Fs 


Jn nemine eterne & ſempernine maieſtatts, _ 
Spettarum admſ7rriſum tineatis amici. ' 

| | CruaPp. J, | 

- == Octo2 Tohn Fauſtus whoſe: parentage howfoeucr bt- 
$2, N thertotnfozmed,is knowen to be baſe, his father wten / 

> he was at rhebeft,but the ſonne ofapooze Farmer ig 

Q& Pother the daughter ofont of of that ſame conricoh, 
==2 bone in a {mall village calles Kundliog in Slefs 


bzotghevpinlicerature at Gracouia,after at Wittenberg, 1 
| lifemade him famous, and deathnocozions: : being thus tozmented 
aud tomnein peeces, atthe time aypoynted betwixe the dinels'F him, 
moued by this example wofuland rge wx of 


the ſuvents and Schollers which were witneſlesofhis viſic 
ture, that with aninwardcerro2 of conſcience vexev and to; 
they departed @ declaredthe whole volumes | 


ſtopher Wagnerhis familiar ſeruant vnto whom he had commic- 
ted the ſecrets ofhis boſome, ans hadintimated vutobim whateyer 
his foure & cwenty years familieriry with the blacke Art, andmoze 
| black dinels had taught him: He after thedeath ofhis thus flain ma- 
[1 ſtermaſing ateuerything chus doue, enery thus thing done being 
| woderful - (as mendo whom feare makes paſſionate Emedication 
of hunt =o th alatter ol Siren gan )tnadi- 
flraughttull e company (udents Ape Ag 
wereeie witneſles ofthe Doctozslamentableeny bimlelf 
vnto bis Baſkers Libzaty, viewing with s theonely 
Monuments ok yislike, the diſputations betwire himand Mepho- 
ftophilles, his anfwers aud demands,andelſe whatſoruer 
moueds92diſpueed of betwixt thedmels andhim, the Is of 
bisHeauens THels voyages, bis conueiance with many end 


comtealiourneis, The bopof a ſodaine fellinto a dope confivering 
[ ofhis fozmermeriments,lpozts and dclights,in fomuch chat in this 
; conceithe flungout of this ſtudy, as ifhe to bury the remem- 
i  bzanceof ctheſematrers bp contempt and negligence. Comm 

theſameÞall whereinbis maſters lateſt'd perfozmen, - 


fighing fo} CE abagT” 5 (lap en dlarprn 


ſuch things 
with himl 
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Tozch to giueligh t tothe after com- 

| rs cechim apperared Almodaya Ringe 
michtyeandputſancragged audby/zlevake aBaſgon foate, bear- 
inxe.a banne: 02alaunce. Afcerhim ized Lucifertye Bing ofthe 
Orient with.the foure Yanarches of jis yvamintous,betwerethem 
werecwa? mightye Spantels which d2ew ina fiery Carce, Doctoz 
TIhon Fauſtas, whameifreaſonhavuzt betcer ruled Wagner wold 
baue [alated, fo2innaturallwas his ſemblawtce, (oliuely hiscoun- 
tizance, as tfic hadeicher beene anew Fauſtus,02nottheole mur- 
'thered Fauſtus, bucthz feare which bizuailters harme put himin, 
'*caft him belidegthe renewingot his olve acquameance, afterchoſe 
cainediuers ochers with trumptes and excellent melody, This 


right 


meni02y agayn, es fry then to bimſeife i 

Ce ar bp the houour mp maſterhack 

© ſell? Js'this chereuerence with which tho Feends infernal ta - 
enfertaineſuch gueſts: D ye ſpirits of peeing 
Eiperours of greatLimbus, from whence have youdzay 
ex(rao2dinaryhumanity, is ic to Bar hog pooe - 0300 
Wagner thatyou ſhew ſuch reuerencetaa vile abiect, 1 
would they doe to Wagner who is wa ptohayea' fie p 
then cheir king: At the e wozds he bluſht excee 


| rg re NN ear dirieoff by wot ndrars ay 4 
his conceiuedfearinto a meere fanſie, « washe fifftitee thar 
euerFauſtus appearedvntohisſeruant Wagner, who recited this 
vnto his companions as a matter of great truh an lictle moment: 


How certaine drunken Dutchmen wee abuſed bytheirown 
conceipt andſelfe ima NEE ſ ceing the youry Os, 


DoRor Fauſftus. hap, '2 
J© TC qulloorde impertinent (my'very good friends) oveckuens d. 
bouny by aTranflacours vuety, toſhew what theſe mp] ; 
Baia” buto me;not fo that w = 
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The freondReporte: 


aundpouco pouch Weep hue hat pou tay 
theiþ! 0zp concetue the commonopinion 
cab pr hpi: 


curtent ny em rpc phe in a _ ſummer ſun-ſhine 


day, gather t ether 8 great number of conntrey maides, ſer 
= Sther of the female ſexe, which theycall Phogels(Birvs) unto 
arg dic nord art acntmber of ſchollers to 


meet withthele Birds, whichexerciſs Veneric either foz pleaſure, 
but indeed ſeldome but fo2 gaine,with whomwhen thepbane van- 
ceda RR RTE PRALEE Wpec 
Robinſonsdelight, but mote truely a iclf, thoughſomewhat to- 
lerable) ſome 20. 02 30, 6240. couple together, then here ſtepsour 
ore 


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of DoRtor Fauftns f 


like as alſuch chances hap, Fauſtus oz Fanftas Tpirtt capt him vp- 
on the ſhouider, ſaying : Wagner, good mozrow, Wagner atiapley 
bis ſchollers bonnet.chinking verily that he was ſome other Stut- 
dent, butbeholving his maſter Fauſtus, hewas moſt terribly af- 
frighted, and ſteppiug aſive he beganco mumble tohimſelf.a Bene- 
dicite, andtroſſinghimſelfe, rehearſing and ſaying, Coninrore in 
* cominePatris & Filis & Spiritus Sanitus,c5c, making a circle, fr. 
Fauſtus rowling his cyes, aud foz mecrefury and anger ſtamping 
bound (fozſo he (cemed)with the vehemenry of the Exozeifme, ran 
about moſt terriblythebzims hereof, that therewiththe neighbour 
ground did ſeeme totremble, caſting out a blackiſh floty ſulphury 
fmoake outofhis mouch, wherewith che bzight ay2ze was much dar- 
kened, atlengrh appeaſed, either fozced with neceflicy 0zknauery, 
he ipake andhat very diſtincely? wagner (ad he) art thou afeard 
of me as of aſpirit,02infornal Ghoſt, am not J(bugrateful ralcal) 
Fauſtus,amnot If thy Befter Fauſtus? Quotb Wagner very cons 
fidencly,wbatthou wert J know, whac alſo thou art who knowes 
note though oticemy Paſter,now thou ſþalt bee my ſeruant, thongh 
once inp freind and familiar, now Jmay tuſtly tearmetchee neither, 
the lawes of Ditels bath not qoanip 14g re from thy tyzanny,anb 
how maythy friendſbip auayle mee Foz how can chat helpe which 
isnot? affections are not amongſt Feenys, noz paſſions amongft 
Spirits. UWtherefoze-Fauſtus ifthou wilt that Jbethy Paſſer, as 
whether thou wil az no, J| will canjure thee. &c. to anſweredyzect» 
Ip and truelp toalmp queſtions. Ah mui Fauſtus.) ts 


this che duety ofa ſervant? voeftthou miffruſt that in me,whith nei- 
- ther Jtneane, 1102 chou of duety oughteft to-imagine* And as fox 
aftections in Spirits certainly there is none, but Jam none, feele 
me mp good Wagner, behold fleſþ, blood, and bones, any Spirites 
haue neither fleſh, blood,no2 bones, Beleeue me J ſhall teach thee 
the nature and eſſence ofdiuels, J will ceach thee that which nep- 
ther thou canſtdefire of mee 82 thinke Extra caprumhnmanum. 
Then'y,good boy Wagner come to me, andvſemeenot as aſp 
rit whoſe body fs nothing but a Spirit,and as Logicians (ap-Sub- - 
Nanct incorporea, and J will open vnto thee the ſecrets of the 
Uoziv,andhell,and elſe whatſoever tnche wozks of Nature.Come . 
mp Wagner, my ſonne, my darling, my ſipeet delight., and rejop-. 
;,theonely hopeofmy ITY | 


The ſecond Report 


boue alt, which am the very ſame matter and\ubffanceJ oncewas, 
andifthon doubteſt as wel thou mayſt reach thy haud come, fo 7 
cannot mine to thee,and fecle whether Jamnotas J lap Jam,fl:{ 
blood and bones:W agner halfe aſtoniſhed at this his feruent ſpeech, 
petratherhearing it then belecuingit: Why Fauſtus,let me (pcak 
copouſomwhat moze conſiverately , thou ſayſt thou art ſubſtance, 
and all ſubſtance is heaup, and no heauy thing can aſcend vpwards, 

' and as thy conference with Mephoſtophiles doth plainly peclore, 
theplace of Spirits is ti the ay2c,in which rothirg that i heaup can 
ne.andtherſoze thou art not ſubftance o2 not Faultus. Nuocy 
Fauſtus,thatno heauy things is in the Ap2e is plamn!yfals, foz thou 
ſeeft thatmaterfall bodies are inthe Ap2e,as hayle,ſnowe,and ocher 
meteozs: CAyereto Wagner anſwered, Fauſtus, theptruelp are in 
the Ap2e,rotofthe Ap2e,and pouknow thecauſes of them are ter- 
reſtrial vapozodzawen fromthe earth bythe attractive vertue ofthe 
Sume, andcherefoze they fall downe becaule they areheaup, foz 
werethey of the Apze as are ſpfrfcs,then ſhould they ſtill remainc tn 
ft, butbyieflyno viotent motionmay be called natarall,as char hea- 
tpmaceriall Dew is carryed from the earth by a vyolent any con- 
crary motion - the Stunne therefoze leauing the Zenirh of any Ho- 
rizon,and comming ts the Nadiroppoſitelpthe matcrtall bodies of 
Dewe,(as the rauſes alwayes faple with the effects)andnextly the 
concretion of ſnow andhapyle, becauſe they are ſubſtance cannot re- 
maine inthelight andvnheauy Apze : Wlherefoze J haue auſwercd 
thee thar thou art ether a Spirite o2 not ſubllance. J wondzey 
whenY read this diſcourſe, with what patiencethe Doctoz could tn- = 
direſo longan argument, but itpzoucyorheriiſe, fo2 the Doctc? = 
= foo2th into thele ſpeeches, bnable to contayne himſelfe ary I 
er. | | 

"'P Vagner,thou ſcemeſttogathernatural arguments of Dcta- - 
phyſicaleffects, Jſap vnto thee YVagoer,ſiththou art thus far en- 
tredinto a Philoſophicaldiſcourſe, thar J being as Jam Fauſtus, + 
may be.fo2 fo J am, a dweller inthe pzofound Abyſſcof the Apze, oY 
wholecompalle is meaſurable inchts, that it is not meaturadle: fo 
let vs ſpeak accopding to mennaturally,therathcr to FR fpeopart- 
ty,weleethatin theregiment of mans bob , the mjan'is of qualitis 
liketothe p2edominane complexion andElement, as if Chollers- 
pound, the vzau is light, utmble, anvfox'a while furious, TIDE * 


of DoRor Fauftns 


ſtreng,ready to meddle;ard caryed away with phanaticke lluſfM@g?*- 
Jf blood abound he 1s ruddy,fay2e,gentle,#c. Et ſic dereliquis. Jf 
thereS2ethe pzedominant Olement ts able ſo much to change the 
natureofman, as tomakeit aboue thereſl copable oz; mcapable,the 
ſamereaſon maketh that this bodp of mine which thon ſreff, being 
gonerne3andpzedomincitde by that quick and ready ſpirit 2nd ſoule 
which makes a man inunozcall is no hindzance why this copozall 
realty of me ſhould accompany mp ſpirite , not as a body , but as a 

arce ofthe ſame ſpirit - and otherwiſe V'V agner the whole wozld 
is inthe Ay2e,andas if were che centre of the Heauens, and what 
ſubſtances loeucris made, Fiſhes which dwelin the deepe Seas ex- 
cept (and petnof alwayes) are moouedin the Apze, Kit beleeneme 
Jam as thou ſceſt Fauſtus and the ſame veryſame, 

V Vagner almoſt at the laſt caſt, ſapd, we vilpucenotwhatyore 
are Fauſtus, but what by reaſonyoumay be. Well,anſweredFau- 
ſtus ſeeing thou wiltnot beleeue,no2 giue any credice tomy fayings 
and which Jp2oue by arguments, J hope thou wile beleene thine 
owne eyes, and ifchou ſeeſt what 7 ſaydnto thee, thouwilt n 
be obſtinate no2 incredulous, and rather then V agner (1 
A doelone as mp ſelfe) houldbe caryed awop with io palpable an 
Herefte, beholve raguer,andbeleeue, and iraightwayes he dzewe 
bis knife,the pzologue ofhis knauery,and looking firſt vpon 
ner, andnextonthe weapon which he had in his hand , as if with 
eyrs he would haue moued himto ſome picte, and mooued them to 
© bee witneſſes of the trueth, hee flrooke himſelfe into his cþight 


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by his lence his meaning. Fauftus.miuding foreuenge andrecom- 
pence Wagner his vnbeliefe, nap further(quoth he) feele my hand, 
tell me whether it hath noc the naturall heate and:cfenciall ſoltdity; 
then immediacly he ſtreeched fozch his arme. Wagaer wtth ſo2aine- 
ertaſie of iop caryed away,ranne coimbvzacehis oldMaſter, as his 
new friend, whom when Fauſtus had exciccled he fel cobeating the 
pooze Scholler moſt miſerably,that Wagners pitiful roaring, ſee- 
medto be an Eccho.tothe Docto2s blo'ves;nowe (quoth Fauſtus): 
hereafter belearned either to be moze wary o21efſe miſtruſtfull, anv 
therewith laughing effuſed!y vanihcd away, leaving Wagner to 
bea witneſſe {yet almoft halfe dead with his buffeting)of their cone 
ference,and Chathe was a good ſubſtantiall Burgeſſeof hel: Wag- 
ner, pooze Bop foz che ſpace offeuenhoures not able ſcarce of him: 
ſelfe to ſtir 02 to take bzeath, and wichout much irring eicher of - 
hand oz foote, wherby any ablelife mighc be conieccuted. Aclengcy. 
lifcing vphis headand ſighing a lictle, (fo2 alictle was as muchas he 
coulddoe atchat ime) he reared biniſelfe vp andlaping bis heavvp-= 
on his hand, and his hand vpon the ground, bee after ſighes ſent one 
molt ſozrowfull grones,and after grones,fome feetlz words, as ye 
after repoztedit to his companions and familier acquaintance- to 
accuſ? eitherhismaſters rigo2 02 his own folly, he thougheas meerly 
vainas licle pzeuailing: wherfoze c6o2ting himſelf with his miſery, 
becauſe he was comfoztleſſe,roſe vp, & looking fo thecuy of blood: 
Anplace whereofhefound his Capfulof piſe,aud al beraiep,ſoze a- 
ſhamed & loze wichal, ſowell aghe might, which was ſozely inough, 
be roſe,vp, andwbat by creeping and going hee gottehome-co his 
Chamber, where heabodetilhe recoueredhis health again.  - 
Thus was his Philolophical in crevulicyrecompenſed wich ric- 
ſticall.cruelty,fuch was the goodloue of che Spirit, that foz a long 
ſpace after he wasgnot ableto walke outof his chamber. This did 
be affirme fo molt cercaine trueth,andtohts ſaping addedhisbea- 
cenſkin,a ceſtiazonial & witneſle co his familiaxly beloved acquain-- 
eance,one of the which recounted. it all ſummaryly in-aletter-from-' 
Wittenberg to me, where J was at Liptzip, knowing chat J tucen- - 
bedto cercific my friends im Englivofa matcer.ſo notable-gNrige, 
and wozthp ofmemozp,and augmented by Fame mozechen of very - 
deed, fo2 the idle headed felloweshauing gotten ſucha notable fel-. 
low as Eauſtus to father tyeir liesvpon,ceaſed notdatly andhourelp,: 
x +2 fa 


of DoRor Fauſtus. / 


to beget new child2en, but they cofkvery lictlernurſing: andbringing: 
bp, [they had thewide wozide, a very gooy Granvam where thep- 
might feeede their fill : As foq the diſputations betwixt tholecwoin.. 


this place, and thoſe which you ſbalfinde in other placeslikewiſe a- 


bonndantly,conſiver fromwhoſe bzaines they pzoceed, foxyoumuſt 
ciue the Germaineleaue to ſhew his Arfe,'fo2 witte/fo2 themoF-. 
partthey have very little, but that which theytoplefo2 like Carte 
Pozſes, But in all cheir doings you ſhall caſily perceiue if anp- . 
thing be in them cxcellent,either with how much liking and vzging 
thepb2ing it fo2th,ozhowe -it is wetted ourr 10 IL IIELY ofths 
Tappe exccedingly. + 


Wagners ow; ge committed vpon the {cllers of his Maſter, 
goods. + Chap. 4+ 


| A Ceonding tothe Laws of che Countrey, the goods of Fauſtus 


wereto be confiſcate and DO the Treaſury, by an Evict 
publiſhed acamſtConturers by Sigiſmunde Duke ofSatony.Ac- 
coding to the tenour thereof Fauſtus goods wereto be alienated, 
but/7agaer ſohandled the matter that the ſpeare being Nucke vp, 
andhis goods ſet to be ſol, Wagner hadyzouided bidders, and mo- 
nepofyis owne;the one were ſuch as nener were feene moze , and 
the otherbut'round”coutiters, 

TheMPeſlengers being thus caoſenedby Wagyer, dur not fop 
ſhame repozte it, noz he foz feare offurcher puniſhment vauntofic - 
the one contentedtoput vp the loſſe quietly, and Yyeome to enloye 
themwichout further contravicrion, - | 


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Fame AmehavCo ur caryedherepo of Fauſtus death, as it had the 
okhis life,and fo2 by continuallmotionrumo2s encreaſe, 
a8 fab th the Heroical fountzine ofLatine verſe Virgil, 
Nobilitate viget vireſque acquitit ewndo ; 
Jn Uuftrichtheſenewes were: vory frequent, being aPÞ1ouince 
migbtily repleniſhed with people, 'andmacching bpon che hems of 
theſþungartan,is a neereneighbour cothemoſt cruell Dog andty- 
rantche Tiurke: Jn Uienna, ohm dp ee by ow —_ 
Thames'by London, the greatand-oft en;butneuerenoughp1ajſed, 
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wap bigger then che fapze Citie ofLomdon) within the wals, 
the head ofthe City reſtethvpon the mountain of Ozftkirken, the . 
front diſplayerh the wild playns vpon the viſcendencofthe ſame hel, 
but ſhe waſhes her feetein the Riuer:her body and her bycaft cone- 
ring the large valley ping betwtxthillanvhdl,not far inco the City 
isderiuev in woarmes, which by running about acertaine 
Hill, of ſome halfe mile and moze, meete aclength againintheſame 
Channel : Jnthis Jland is the Dukes Court,out of which are two 
aud thircy maruciloys goodſlone Bidges,intcnving to either ſide 
of che City ; at the very p2omotozies endes,Nlands cwo-no leſſe faire 
thenhigh andffrong Caffles, in this place dip. che Duke keepe his 
Court, with very great royalcy, vnto whome when this was repoz= 
ced,heariug of acertaine chat Wagnerhad great ſfoze of his 9Þ4- 
ters \(k:ll & v hatſocger, he he one that in ſuch watters is com- 
monly commanded, to ride to /7#ce-berg, to the intent to heare che 
traeth, fo2 manp things moze then the cruth were certificdvntobim: 
the meſſenger without deiay(becauſethe tournep INN 
tedand lefe che Courtaud we him a while. 


A long diſcourſe betwixt the diuel and Y7agner, and ended 
_ withagood Philoſophicallrepaft, Chap. 6, 


V Ya zner ſolitary mulingin his Chamber & connerſing with 
ny multitudes: Wo ſovapnly appeared Mepho- 
Nophilesh bis ; Pallers F after bin; Akercocke, which was 
FVTVagners, andafter all F + Quoth Myphoſtophiles, what 
chearce Sitrah ſuch as you ſee, weeare as wee were;andneuer che 
betcer: and welcome Akercoke, but my very good Fauſtus , that 
pou come at this tittie Fretoyre.' Do then they all fate downe , any 
ſate right agamſl him, Then entredin diuers delicace vianvs, and” 
 therenot then to be ended with vaſeene Symphonies of Puſicke, 
Thenſpake/7”agner and ſaid, Civic hey now wehane ſq» , 
tiſfied 9ur a with meaſe, Jpzappouheare 
fo2 I haue a thing in my minde of which: wouldfaine be reſolued, 
but becauſe you ſo fowly, any ſo often: fowlyentreated myPater,. 
foz demanding ſome queſtions, you (halratifle this Article:with we... 
againe; he's thatin my demaund zyouſhal anſwcretrulyand 
paticntly, foz what hure.can redound-to pou by anſwezing ofa” 
| queſtion.leeingifyonareſareofenythingpon dr <a 


, of DoftorFauftus; 


Nion cannot take it awap: TUithout delay theſe gcod fellowes con- 
firmed the Arcicle with a great oath - huthewould take cheir ſim. 
ply wozde without ſurety, hee knewe their honeſtie ſo well, Then 
| P'Fagnerpulling downe his cap into his eyes, andleaning.vyonhis 
| elbowa while, and th2owing vp his epes toheauen, and then 
ing.alengthfolvinghi armes within thernſelues, ſoce fillalic 
time,then lpittinga litle andfetchingahearip hem withagood cou- 
- Fageſpake vncothemthus:. | 
Sirs.it {s uot bnknowne to you how deare Jhane alwaies ac+ 
countedof nip Batter, whoſe condition is as far from thatitwas,as 
ming from pours, foz which I hauc moze often lamented his-depar- 
turethen wine own miſery, being once c aman,ſothzonghe 


roly his Peere could be fouud, ſo thatyour victozy over luch a 
manis moze tobe wayled then ouer many athouſandſuchas A am, 


foreluſcitate,perthor Numeroll nap in ſpite ofye 
map: fo} we doenst doubt that the ſame Judiuidye 


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his head alidelaying itbetwirchis handes biding it, fo ſatea. = 
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bimin the faſhion of an Ape. Such crankes, ſach lifes, careeregany 
gambalds,as he plaive there woulvhane madea hozſe Me. 
who as it ſeemed was the ſpeaker ofche 1? arliament in h roleand 
walked about veryhaſtily,atlengtbhecame to the (able and} 
(it he þ} nt was leene 2. yeare after, "mag to 
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fihis anger)and againe beating ſaid, the thenleft,and came & 
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$ninechat thai boye. which thau hal is ſo meerely vain, as any thing 
which may hap vaver thatticle; Fo2 pzoofe beholp,and then20agh 
. the Gen Dn entred in ewo Rings, 
pk ty ds e in preſence cambatecogecher * 
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| hee he fell downe, the other viceozions, yet waunded, 


dexy canonically as may ſay, ſtaggered immediacly, as-if hee 
wounſave hana ee fl that he fell:theneatrev £109 
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..; ThisHil Te ar artanache CHoncleofhe (In 
- venerbeareofic befoze,noz anybody elſe, Jappeale to altheHifto- 
ei uybony be toi was. when Hercules was a litcle Boy, 
inveede che records :nake no mention fie. 
wehane thacrecowed which he div when he was leſſe chen a 
e Bop, as his killing of a Serpent tnhiscravle, and ſuch a ſhi- 
0zp,as Adoremember is enrould inthe golven Book af the ſeuen 
wiſe Pailtersof Rome, an aucenticallauthoz, -But let chat paſſe 
_andlet-vs-dzawe moze neare vnto the cauſe: Foz azthe dinel-was 
drones 0p aha hemap alleadge a” 


of Dofcr Faultn! 3 


n.uft ofrcecfiitie beleeue thar tt is 5hher mrveo?/alie; Mephoſio- 
pb:ies conttamed his ſpeech-fo2 all this Aparcnthefis ; e-mgen 


Wagner his meaningin this poynt,foz (quothhee)agyouſee 
twochampionsconterdingfoz the title of viceozp,one ofebemmmut 
needs if they trytheextreameſt as the didreceiuethe diſionoz.the 


bozro? Amp nn feral the 
ditels #frightful Angels .There is 

* honozinthiscaie,noothermeanbutioy RE ——G but 
heauen o2 hel perpetually: rhereig noplacelefe foz athirv: Acoulw 
mozecoplonlly diſpute nin Fours not beetwore= 


A ap—et 
Make ct cmervi_aypeeinns; fozthe fonlerbar tata wi 
not cometo theſe troubles, noz that which is in tozment cannot: 
thercfozeit is fapd - Er rewertatur pulmis iwter? 
erat ef Spiritus reneriatatur ad Domninums qui dedit —_ 
1s nomentioninany Scripture oftheſoules returning, button cer- 
taine place beputed bf Godtohim, But befoze Ate angicborn 


the declaringofchat which is here to be ſetdowne, know they thac 
hate their confciences moze ofrhepzeciſe cut,wil £ — 


_ —_— _ wt pd OS 
t; Ecraitp : and ay it is blaſphemovuly doneto 
che wozd ſpoken fothe wozld byſo vile amouth, firſt they know how 
cp otter PR vn: th ng de | 


c<10waChytftian thougte, kno wozdevf Godisa 
wezw ofpowerto attaine ſaluationto wy peas 


keternal damnation where thatgiftis wanting NEG 
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man igodernedbyalawe-bytclines, ſo if any thing enivently di- 
-tected agaiaſthijn init, it flaieshis heart; 'it ouerth2owes him, it 
"takes awaphis power fo2 ever,”no? is it moze blaſphemons to be 
oken tobs toGodhimlelf,asitigins. Alatherio,wher 

e ot afeard toafſapleyis creacox with molt cerrible ar- 
Zuments ofch? pinine letter; They which haue rightmaves can- 
Er. 

f, aftur 
thenvthis;thatin coueting by fault finding toſeeme learned, whos 
makechanſeluesthenocesand-cep2oachnor onely'of he learne, 
ibut enienaf cheabfiirvard barbarousradefooles;audchat e3ep are 
theonly ſpiritsoferro2.anv contencidn,and che chiefe carfes of-vn- 
beleefeby vainereaſonings andqueſtionsco the varefoluey Chiiſti 
an. Butasfox this ſpeech whichis but Humile dicends genus jn 
derpetdAerchent thaiorbiaſe; thatifchere-were avy ſuch. contro-= 
erfie betwixt wagner and his: ſpirte;/as is here mentioaed, that 
Aonnrnccehetezo@twhich were ſpoken; ; but thacithep'doe p20 - 
ceede from'ayoung'Schollerwhogaue methis coppp;-and:notofa 
dinel;, of whoſe famibiarity & frequencie #.of other-circumtantiue 
= 9 eng eng 1 tres this 
Sooke delitexvntopou mypooze opinion. emean wyile J wil 
- followehemarter into which wearefatlen-my good ſrienvs @ with- 
ourfurcheradoe Jp)ay, without anpm32e excuſtue phzafe, pacrently 
| urewherein the deach 


of t5is volunte is pzeparty: 

| philes taking breath alictle, pzeſented his ſpeechſaping: 
| | IGewile. Fattum eſt autem vt moreretur mondicus, we, 
And'iiccameto paſfe thatthe'beggar dyed. andwas carried a- 
w/e oe pos mo richman died 
andiwis hebeingi e iis eyes, when he © 
wasin torments, and ſaw Abrahamea ore 7.09 Pratt in his 
Hoſotne. Noznothing doththatimpugne which ts ſapd ofthe j34- 
pil;thathe cannot comemed Gods pzeſence no2 be-one-of the'lect. 
vnlellethtp bepurified from their ſimes ,. fo? which'purification, 
SEOSIAISES nyo Qurke with pins, veedles, vaggers, 
ſoſoul riug withbote burning furnaces, 


of DoQorFauſtyz..” 


zarus ſhould haue beene likewiſe ſodzeſtin their ———_— 
 terrozs,whighhe:was not, vnlefle they wilbe impudentco 
by pg 1d need:to. —_—_— how abſurd tis 


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| Ce _ n—epercencearterigntiog'es 
p2ofithimlelfe.: Ah that. vnto vs ſpirits noſecrers areſecrec-novdo- 
ingsofman vnhid,and yet we divels curſed of God,are incapable of 
any of Govs mercies, chough<zoughthen we. we. wererreated.:oe 
know repentance celeftiall fanour- we know 
Gods mercieshow great they are, andthatwee ought to to diſpapze of. 
me EAI ar PS Kg! ee 
cn mapanr vr var ; which wedoenocviſpapze, 


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exmelting at rr ryegre Eo 
Ba ſeifeſo ſong that howep?; 'aid'pet 
couldſay nothing,butoneh aſmalfvollepot ſobshaſtilyfollowing; 
Mepboſtophiles fetinghaw Wagner was dzowired in ſod2epe n- 
py TRAIN 2 fleeue chache — 
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fooliſh queſtions which wil ſo lictle as 
toghe: Anow Gor (be) ul 
Te EIS 
;fooleas thou art vayne conter 
plelke that they arebut rhe effect _. ma 
live as {fthou divtnotlong:youthly 
Honldbethythoughts,anv ght withthe ranckeluſtines of con- 
ceicand amo20us delight , ifchou wilt agke queſtions, let them be 
ſuch as appertaine£o loue and paſtime,andto 
en mig ener tofuchal a Gentlewoman, 


pure Oches of gold 10LALILVUAEEELL itt) | " 'OLDICC i{ 

OOO herheavs omament (though 
| Preatcr 0znawent toher bead then herheavthere could not be) was 
a kind of aty2edCaule (fach'as Jhane ſeene none in England ac- 
coding co their deſcription) raiſcy vp at comers with Ntiffe ſquare 
wyes of deaten gold,on chata chaplec oz frontire of Roſes; on the 
Chaplet a vaile of Lawne,whichcoueredallher Tape body,denping 
the ſight ofluch an Angel,but only thzough 8 hadow, Jnbziefelhe 
was ſuch a one-as would haue rouſedthe baleſtdeſirein inthe whole 


(promo monte 
white manteticke made in faſþion of a Cenſoz, but it was deriued 
into two ſeyerall bzanches; in Re Rn ng 
two moſt beautifull places to Ta bir: 
| ANY wellcontencotiareaſanablepno it 
| | ound aboutasplump-as a Blader; which 
amalaahiencnr ts blowen vp-with: EINE cw | 
you with cheſe rude deſcriptions any longer, bveveſire you 
toconceiae tbe exceHencie ofthis fayzeLaby, foz it 1s far mozeco- 
"_ tw ——— A >—=4 
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Wagnerehart leaping atthis Gght lookenabout hin686 Bt 
urge boaypelnetabopictieine benalh, and \o-16 was indeeve, 
foz Faultus, Mephaltophiles,: cocke were igone , any 
and _—_— lelfetnche beff unrng helps as he cogldve- 
ry deter dep ran body 
ſept backeaad bluſht , and hid his face; buc- ſopainly returning a= 
EEE wee! 

to feugter himlelfe, wonder, habice was changed! | 
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tated.as if allyertues were ogethe nanimity,mag: 
niicence, affability,modelty, Ec, builiphe fopy, qynrponneru! rg 
" thole G2aces, which adozne the Sublett with the ticle of vertuous. 
He likewilerecounted vnto them his ſtuvies, vnto which heatcom- 
modated himſelf at vacant haures,were partly 

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rattan abone balfe awile, +: os mo 
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them very many fine deuiſes of bis ' owne bandiwozke; 
jdeters Jogulart.optighin: wal with the viewe Ns 


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Honoz J p2omile to giue thee fo2 thy tpdings x0000'Wuckets; 
Then theHcrauld being highly rewarded was diſmilled, anveepoz- 
ted their bzaue anſwers vntothe Turke, nn 
ofthe Ch:iſtianÞ2inces, who peſencly went to 

fcominue erl{other like neceſſary bulinelſe called ROE 


f: Dach Copy was wan- 


ke ta 
[ove & it couldnot be read, yet by ſome 


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The Fu 2g of Wagner to the Duke, andthreedineoraine 
for Souldiersto the ſame Tongs: 1 i. 


132the ue 
preſence o 


wasa Puſket hora encypee wheconemopud no rae 
tice ofa blow,butasvfa licele couch, plaine without any b1owverp 
wozko7 otherwtſecraued,but ſo exceeding bzightas wouldwelhane 
dazzledthe long beholvers eyes, aſþiely | me taſhion,. mad 
Jike a to2toil rife hellaſwoppeof helike ne temper, with allthe fi 
niture ofa Soulvier,then cooke heout aplume whichhehadn 

ner put into the cre@,but he that ſtood behind co 

eden borer 's1 fry 


The ſecondReporte, 
Ehanss, which fo himſelfecauſev it co be mave, hauing cafled toge: 
ther excellent Philolophers and wozkemen that were tobe 
found in allhis wide Empyje. Thegreatrewards the Dake woulo 
| haue ginenhimſoz it he refuley, he was only contented with chanks 
© andfauoz.Andthen might they ſee from the vooze ofthe chamber-3 
ey men to enter, which were his 3 Familiars, whom wag. 
by the hanvs peeleritey co-the whole alſembly of P2inces, 
but mo2e directly co the Duke, aſſuringch? thac chey were chemot br 1 
molt valiant, trong,, harvy, anvpuiſſant men chat in the * 
Uozld were £9 be found, and indeeve they ſeewed tobee as goodlp + 
| [wart men as any eye beheld, he tolvecheir ſeueral names Mepho. S. - 
3 he tearmev Mamci, Akercocke he termed Simionte, 
Fautbaoys rallep Don Infeligo, ſhewing that they were bozne in 
oztungte Jlands, wherin thePoets fained the Elpzian lielog 
wning'by the Weſt vponche env of Barbary, beingfed Uien- 
hoſe foztunate Jlanvs 35 vegrees of longicuve Fepghtmi. 
nutes,and 48 degrees and 22 minutes from the £quator 02 AE- 
quinoZtial, tn latitudenoc thentfound ouc, So were they moſt gra- f 
—_— whedo Ne Cieg entercapned inthe Dykes | 


5x, nah by chaunce conuning this wap, J 

1% Poop ee po them, and cerainlyaſſurey 

{their ig blorshougheguo toſhew them to you; foz hethac 

dredeoeehs bpuyrmntan Kc rurs, NIE ta 
(redo Jnfipel. | 


Gp 16. 


7. 


of DoAor Fauftns, 
that the ſame Heravidrecurncy, he cauſed the Hallto-bee adoznev 
v ichn:oft bzaue furniture;hishighChoyze of elate placed, audall 
- abouc ſeates fo? theother JÞÞ2zinces. The 'Emperour hauing ſeated 
bimſelfe, full of bzane thought and gollant hardihood, expectingthe 
auſwere of the enemp inſuch ſozt as it was tnvery deed, 3s albzaue 
manerthe Herauld in pzoud phzale vtteredche purpozt of his melſ- 
ſage,requeſling that a peace beihg concluded on bothpartes foz the 
ſpace of thzee dapes, and free egreſle p rage ts the Nobles on 
bothparties, the one toview the © other the Cource, any 
on the third dop he would ——C—_— countrep maner, meetehin 
on roieoebgrl rr wwbs cellbe fi ſaperiour to þ 
ian eknewbis c ; 
his. :So then the meſlage was accepted, the Herauld hadhisten 
thouſand Duckers carped to the Turkes campednhozl 
in the Cicy began to keepe feaſts,andenfertapned þ No» 
bles exceeding bzanery, Ethey theirs tathelke wichout bamage 
62thought of treaſon. 
| hana of 


Turing the ine of this truce,thelefoure companions, 
Wagner, Mamri, Simionte, caſt how to abuſe $ great 
 moſtnotably,and A kercocke othetwile callevSimiocohe would 
begin firft,and lcad them the dance: Thenhe leaneschemandgets 
me vp viſeene to.the Turkes Campe,and inhis Campetohisown 
Pauilion, andſo into the place where che great 
he being thengone into the Lauatozp,which is aplace wherein bee 
ch1ee times a day doth bathe himſelfe,which byſo doing hedothve- 


rily beleeue that all þis-ſinnes areremitted'F waſhed we 
ncuerſobozrible,dineliſh,o2 qa ry hes kercocke# 

which ye will, goes inuiſibly into the " where t 

Uillaine was bathing himeifeamongt s moſt fapze Con- 
ctibines ftarke COT _ | 
water, mingling his waſhing w 

boluptuoulneſle, Akercocke in the taps of | 
peares bats him, and with a p2oud ma 

buts theflaue,who _— wajes very xanwnd.y deeathpges 
bis knees, and with hs bands high lifted vp, wozſþippedtowardes 


ban as cM OLE 


The ſeeondReport 


the Concubines, and ehere acted them befozehis face one after ano 
ther : when he had ſo done, he cakes the great lane by the tip ofhis 
- pickenonanc, E ſhaking him fiercely (who all this while with greac 
d2ead and feare lay halte aſforjſþedandalnakedon che ground)toty 
him that he hay Mepared amo2e bzauer. place fo} his ſo good a (er- 
uant then ſobaſeabathe, andao fazer Cancubines, (Now the 
Turke had ſeene howe likea _luſty rancke felowe this Simionte 
bad behaued himſelfe, at which hee wondzep not greacly, becauſe 
Faultus whom he thought tohaue been Mahomer, (as wel as hee 


laughter chat 
infanc, di- 
lau 


ah» 


| 7 Conhere there was ready. 


ned himſelfe andrþe vileTparc ofhimſelke co the Turks moucy, ma» 
Ipincothe wacer,andthen Akercocke vanithedaway, - 


The 


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of Door Faufins. ; 
The ſecond mocking, Qhap.18,. - 


I ſooner was bein but he faw then apparantiyhow he hav bin 
mull-led and abuſed, & there foz very ſhane wouldhanemowny 
bimlelfein very deede,hadnot Mamricoine ſwiftly flyngouerand 
gauehim a tecribleblow on thenoddle with a good Baſtinado;, that 
healmoſt made his bzaines flye ouc, and'rapebim.vp bybis lounge 
haireout ofthe watervnto the land, wherehe buffered him (o long till 
atlength he came cohimlelfe again, then Mamri fewtrevhimlelfco 
abuſe himkindly,@ there with lweet and compaſſionate ſpeech com- 
foztedbim, delicing his renerend Paiefty noc to take anygriefeſee= 
ing it was done inthe fight ofall his men, 1a the knowledge ofnone, 
And therewichto hew the moze pitpolhismilery ve ſeemedtoſhey 
abundance ofteares,deſiringhimcogoe with him andhe would put 
vpoahim his loftrayment, The Turke (who then had his crowne 
ol AS IRE Ae odor hrs! bas 1) ſeeing. one 
lamenting his caſe lo affectionately, condi 'vntohtin and pzo- 
miſedhimmoſt large honozable pjomotton andreward. Mamri ſer, 
him vpon hislegs andledhim to a little nuuddy place by the river 
ſide,and there vaniſhed the Einperour ouer with moſtebicke, cerri-- 
ble texcremencall mu, not ſparing either bis face.noſt,cies, mouth: 
no2 anp thing,whileft he miſerableman thought he had been in moſt 
diuinecontentment, Thushe in the vie of fiue chouſande 
people (foz heres to be notedthat that eucr ſaw him both knew - 
' himto bethe greatvillata Turke,and could not but laughmoſt en- 
tirelyathim, no2 his owne men could doe any othernoz once thinke 


of any reſcue oz remedy, by the wozking of infernal inffince.) vutilhe 
greateſt reſozte of people are alwayes together, there at the City 
cate hedzewout along Taber anda vp ſuch ames« 


note,as the fooliſh oznament of all-London ftages neuer | 
covey neare him,no notwhen be waht the tr 
of purgatozy, wiche ſhzil nopſe, There at the gate ſoodea Car- 
penter who was then cecying a Coffin to a certain houſe toduryone-+ 
tn bim Mephottophiles beatetillbe lapon the colb ground; took: 
the Coffin, andcauſed tbe Turke tohold itinhis band. Memoran.. 
duwthatnone ofall a” 24 leene of anyone, but feirof 


Che ſecond Repofe 


them which lawthem. Chen from the gatehee began toplay, the 
Mgr I. ex rs gy 
and dheaued K and thicke tthe- 
Colfin rappingthemiſerable man ſometimeon'che ſþinnes, beaſt, 
thigh face,chac the durtycolour was almoft wipte away with 
the ireames of blood, At this range light and the vnheatd noyſeof. 
thatkinde of Yaſtrument, all the voyes, girls, and roagues i the 
town were gathered with this troupe,audthis mirth, he connapey 
chemround about the firects,and all the wap as they wenf,ſuchegs, 
luch chamber pottes emptyings, ſuch excrements, odour,water, #c. 
were thzowne vowne on their heads, that it ſeemed all choſe vile 
matters werereſerued foz that tempeCt,vntil ſuch cime(then itbeing 
aboutewo of the clockein the afternoone, when euery one is buſiep 
in ſome pleaſannt paſtance) as all this fapze cormpany came vnco the 
Coure,whereout at divers windows lay thechiefcft ofall the Nobi- - 
' lify, Ethe moſt bzaue Gentlewomen, who ſeeing ſuchahuge crowd 

of Bopes, the great Turkeanda Coffin dancing, and a Taber and 
pipeplapd vpon,thep were almoſt amaſed, thus heematched finely. 
roundabout the whole Court, till'comming cothe Court gatehee 
entred in, (but the Boyes wereexcluded) with chis merrie Pozris 
there in pzeſence of them all. the Turk feldowndead,whom Lam» 
rilapd in the Cofffnandthen vaniſhed away, = | 


: ; Thethird. | Chapr,19. - 


"Henrame Infelige, o2Fauſtus, andtouching bim reutucd him 

" tothe great wonderof the beholvers, & covering -him ſomewhat 
ſhamekaſtly, went into his chamber, withbim, & there benottedhim 
round vpon the head & beard, whichis the fouteſt reppoch & diſgrace 
that can be offered tathe Turke, which done, he connayed hminto 


2P001e8,0 | | a ofeyes looking thzougha Lettice, oz asthey cail 
[2a pertwx, wherein the eyeohad feers they mightbe len the 
© Nockes: Allhis lmeaments.werefineawenfed with this yariet, hee | 
© Rleodequiueringand ſhaking,cyther fo2 Es 


\ - 


of Doftor Faultus 
Bos liar eee roms = 


he coply hic. Thus long he 

pcrourthat iewas the great Turk,act 

and low, . 
The fourth and laſt, Chap.20, 


VY V henwagner feeinghim _ came and dneeley bots 
delmahia. declat IO to healeall 
his wounds anvother greeuances yea # wake him ve- 
terlyfozgetalthat- was paſſep ry aonan vo——n 
carryhimhomehimſelfe (afe and ſound, thane 
ked him highly0, requeſting him to perfome ic ppeſenclp, fo bee 
wouldnotfo halfe hisrenenews that his Foe ſhould haue any occa- 
ſton to alleadge againft him,foz toexcuſe the Combat. Then went 
Wagner bp fttobis Chamber, & apparelledhimſelfeinwhice cafs | 
fata, madecloſeto his body, E there where thepvle co cy ws 
bolehalfe afoote deepe, Muck with Swans feathers, like che 
ofahozſemanscoate;his hoſe, ſhoos, (foz all were cogether) 
ſame white-Taffata, and within wich white Leather, at- idk 
aha pg on his holders two marueflous large byzight 
wings,and on his head an bpjight lteele hatce ( witha white 
EZ: aac thee ranges)of white taffata, and heroes morn 
LCrnegee AercarialRod:in che ſame white ſiluer colour,hee 
(nca the pzeſeuce « afopeal Che aſſenablyrothelrfingu- 
d garments heſeemedtobe a- | 


Ee he bd wk 
Ants ſweare, co banneand eur ao wocrnhen 


GEE Chr IS 

Tour ED nE Thenag tooke his flight gp 
all the wapashe wentherapthis heeles = of thehigh 
—— ho ourney, vpon the 

lace from whence hee 


bee 
6, camenoepetcorhe Conrrebelpethes 
_ marer Corurhe deghbrng wvepe 


Theprocelſor the Combat, © Chap. x; 


wa me nerery. 
Now the time go chobrnd 
batewds come. Ther marver(Daney,pey Al 
of aquatterofamile long 02 moze,as eeuenaggror Heal 
the wap,inchis place were the {ifs} 

hanged fo the Judges 


ts the Fland, &- ea 7p 
as  Afamr,Smin CEE and AA | 


n 


ele ſeemed aflthe beauty i ithetromtthe 
arbrnchocom#ri pag ry d,fa 
haue beenthe ſorneot Gargantua,'mtoze 
1, Then tookehe his | 


TO Ot» NI OE Seer murtes 
pe — "IO EIB ei et O34 


Tons, Hae 


ery SR 2B 


bya firing s7 hung bis ſtecle bow; vucr. er tuerp I 00, 
a ach al Cre Slonas we oxtegim, audthele te 
ofthe Turkes guard, andare called Solaquis Archers, they rode 
fpmatonhicthancanc lowing the- about 200/Peighers oz 

a:-afier theirtalhi. 


F his. 
w2a-with eight milke 
ai bareheavr Ns: 


of DeQor Fauflus. 


an? flenaplike ahozſein the Jankcs, and ofmoze ſwift foote there 
man would thinke foz, his faſhion is like no- beaſt in England, biie 
therirgeofhis backe ns that of an encopunes ing 


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ofa learned man [obn #itries, cap. 4 libro 1. de mis is infamibus, 
V+ hich Lhaueteanſlated, 1. Fiorig + <4 

Tobi Fauſtus borne at Kuniling alittle village,learning Ma» 


gickeat Graconia,wherche was openly raughrand exerciſed - 


M-;- | Regt 
Inſundry plac es of Germany, withthe admirationofmany 
and with:manifold lies, fraud, and jllnfions, with vaine vaun+ 
tingand promiſes. but conld doe nothirg; one exaryple TI wil 


 thewto theReader, vppon this condition, that he will 'palle |. 
_  hisfaithfirſttomethathewill notimitatehim: Then rehers 


ſethheone ofhis knaueries,howhe tooke vpon him to make 
ndhaire grow vppan amans face,and tooke away withapows- 
der which /willnot name, both the beard that he had andall 
theſkinne,caufingſuch inflamations inhisfacethatit burned 


allonercruelly. This he committed beipgtakenatBatoburg. 
vpponthe bankeoftheriuer Mﬀoſ# bard vppon thebaundes © 


of Gelderland: Anether(ſaiththis learned Phifition)notvns. 
knowen to tne; hauing a blatke bearge, the reſt of his face 


ſomenhat darkeandfwarte, witncfing melancholy(for hee = 


wasfſplenaticke) whenhecame to Fauftns, who Rn 
Truely I thought you had beene my Familiar, ſtraig cn. 
marking your feete, whether long and crooked nailes ſtook 


out of them: So likening this tanto the Diuell, which hee ' ' 


thought had come vnto him,which Dinell he was wont to cal 
Sorarims. | | 
VI ; 


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was foundina V illa refehe Drecirotinionteg ty is bed 
ſideſtarke dead, and his face turnde backewards, andthe 
midnight before, the houſe was ſhaken as it isr d, Thus 


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uelI might be bound by ſpell on aglaffe, who as you may ther 
reade was ſo aftrighted, thatlying one whole yeare ſpcechles, 
atthend heſpake of his feareand druelsappearance, and then 
. having receiued his chriſtianrites died, | 
As for the Author this Door #7er, doubt you not ofhis 
credite, for he is alledged of the very {ingularelt ſchollers, as 
the beſt that euer wrote in that argument; Wehaue a Gen: 
tlemanofour owne countrey, mailter Reignold Scar Efquier, 
that doth vninerſally quote him as hischicfe and efpeciall 
helpe in his diſcouery of Witchcratt, yea and hee teſtifieth of 
him not without good deſart,ſaying- T; Bode inhis lawyerly ; 
Phiſicke reaſoneth contrarily, as though Miglancholyewere 
fartheſt offromtheſe old women whom we call Witches, And 
the moſt famoug and noble Phiſican Tobwi#ter for his opini- 
on in that behalfe:Loe where he callethhim.the moſt famous 
Phiſitian as he was then certainly, the difcouery of Witchs 
craft, lib;z, Cap, 7. © * 1:5 Den 5 4g; 
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perfivadeyour ſclues ſo farreas youſee iuſt-canſe by thereas 
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| to2mented, theydeparted. 
. and declared the whole: volumes of his-deteſtablelife,whicha- 


THE: SECOND REPORT OF DO- 
Ror Tobn Fauſtns, 


. Inmomine4terne & ſempertine maicſ{atis, Anon. 
Sonny adm!(7i rifles teneatis angici, 


C Hap. 1. 


1 Deto2 Tobn Fauſtus wheſe parentage howſoener 
| | hitherto infomed, is knowento be boſe, his father 
@4. 3 whcenhe wasat the belk; but the forne of apme 

WAH. Farmer, his Pother the tanghter cfone cf yſame 

=== contttion,bomne in afmail villagecalted Kundling 
in | Steſia, b:zonght vp inliterature at Gracouiay after at Witten. 
berg,whoſe itfe mane himfamous, and death notoziaus: being 
thus to2mented and tomeinpeeces, atthe time appointed bee- 
twirt the:Dinels and him, mened by this example woefull and 
lamentable enough,” the hearts cf the Stutents and Schollers 
which were witneſſes sf his difftraughture, that with an-1- 
wardterrourof conſcience vered and 


foze-his Tragedy was thus acted, were not knowen; Chri- 
ſtopher Wagner his familiar ſeruanmt into whom hee hadds 
committed the ſecrets ofhis boſome, andhad intimated vntohim 
what euer his foure and twenty years familiarity with the 
Art, andmoze blacke Diuels hadde taught him : Þea , 
- death ofhis thus flaine Baſter muſing at nery thing thuswone 
-enery thing thus done being wonderfull : (as men Toe whome 
, fearemakes paſſionate and meditation offozmerloſſe, vrgeth a 
” latterangment offreth ſozrowes:) in a diſtraughtſallfurye (the = 
company of Students being departed , which wereele witneſſes - 
of the Docto2s lamentable end) contiaped himlſeife Lito his Pat- 
fters Lib2ary, viewing with fozrowfull etes: the emelp-Bonu- 
Ay os fe, the diſputation betwict =_ and Mephoſto- 
philes, aunſiveres andteniaunts, -and elſe whatſoeuerque- 
ftionsmonued 92 diſputed off betwirt the Diuels and him,theme- 
mozialsefhis Heavens and Hells veyages,hisconneauncowith 
weny the like comicall tourneis,' The boyofaſettainefellinto 
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andnegligence: vthe lame Hall wherein his Pat 
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remembered (fa; auth her teen Dow That one Article to 
the whichHhis Matlterha ppb was that af- 
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the nnmber ofhis! $tpt! Tnamk oft PEN 
* timetos the raiſing ofhis 
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onhis headaCrownie ofLawzell, alow Mule. his 
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ifreafodhad notbetterruled Wagner wonld hane ſalizted, fob 
_ naturall was hisſemblaunce, ſolinely his commtenadiire;astit 
hadepther beene anew Fauſtus, oz not theolbemurthered Fau- 
{tus;but the feare which his mailters harme put him in;caſthim 
beſides the renewing of his olde arqnaintance, aſterthelecame 
diners others with trumpets and excellent meloby, 

This right maruailous trimnphthus:p2eſented, each one did 
his humble obeyſaunce, the bef# begimiing'/(thongh good | 
werenone) andin the cnd withhauge tumult andecchoingoftri- 
pets they cromwnedhima King, which when thep hav done; with 
the tit ceremonies they connayed out againe theDocgoz whom 
Wagner Rarten ihe BS, aeedrras >> nothing, 
Wwaezrier fFarted as now bequmne to! amazed 

at thisiherry Snterlude, haning reconeredhis memo2y againe, 
be begantſoftly toſpeake to limſelfe tnſach like manner, Isthis 
(quoth ai meridian, anna Js this the're- 


traozdinaryhimmanity,totttoſkome poze Fanſtus oz tomocke | 
Wagnerthat pbnſhew ſuch renerenceto a vile abtec, whatthen | 
mpmntthen then Bing Arſe wow be vn cennvmingty.aus 
uainnt' ? 


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that ener Fauſtis appeared vnto his ſernaunt Wagner, who t® 
cited this vntobis am qpor ttt; mance truth andlis 
he reed 111035 
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/-@wnexoticciteard:(cife: imagination, oiſcing the graud 
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J= Gallnotbytomertinentiny dery: coodfritis)to teclereas 
Janboudby aTranflatoursduety, tohew-what theſe-my 
tDutchfriends and ſtutcntshane imparted vntome, not fo2 that 
— Fwillbea-King of your hearts tocommaendpou fobel&#ne,but 
thatycu map with thereſt of the Diſfo2y TT 
spinion of hi belicfe here1t Germany ;-as 
cerming finch thelike tlinſons before p2etended;” About: ron 
time, the nert yeare wherein Fauſtus was thas handled betwirt 
ſire andſeauen a clock in the moming, the tue-andtwentithdap 
—_ r 5 3:9 - there chaunc>d certaine Qchollers tothemmm- 
ber ofnine,and fine other Parchants(calledofthem Copſhmen) 
| twobeing Engith; to walke abzoad to alittle village within 
_ foureEngliſhmile (which ts about oneoftheins) of Wittenberg 
called Shaftsburg ts theintent tomake merry, whither breinge 
comethey.wwere rrceeding pleaſanut.,as Dutchhuen 
; iy when thephe ntebo gam Boerezfa7 thepmey men very ſys 
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ſ2inges, whichranning though the largera effects | 
themletaes into thePtue, a River whith kepes His his 'eartetirby 
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ther together a grcatnumber of countrep-maidesfernants,at 
ther oftte female ſere, which thep call Ph gels (Birds) Sotothe | 
q- there reſo:t in ſuch like daies, aareatkmnber of ſchollers tomert 
r with theſe Birds, whicherercife V enery either for pleaſinte;S 
indeede feldome but fo2 gatne,withwhom whentheyhane 
ced a great while(after ſome odde tune, as after "that 
call Robinfans delight. but mozetrolp aiclt;thotle rh 
tolerable) ſome 20. 02 30, 9240, coupte together, thenhere freps 
. outonecouple, and here another, aud get- them to uchodde c02- 
ners, as their continuall pzactiſe do6thuiake knowne;. _ 
Og 7 were 1 
I ſhould.not mucherre,J ricltcas they toere map ofa, 
being a ©un-ſhining vapaind haneno other wiy to palle fo Wit- 
renberg,but onely bythis Phogelyyald where thepdetermined 
to be inſty with ſomeofthe ahi routines po 4 ooh 
foze-namedplaces, where as tothem it feemed'ſtindzy Women 
dancing, and amongſt them diuerſe ®chollers, and verelp they 
deemed Magiſter DoRorFauſtus likewiſe ,* and ſeeing dinerſe 
maids ſfanding idleſomany as would fit .thep went 
totake them by the hands, andas thetr o2der is ſaluting them, to 
hopabout o2 two(foz aff thehigt Durchmeiivodntes ffands vp- 
Mhopping, furniFwinditig;and ach odbe geffiiee)and as they 
| {emed they danced at greatleaſare till this ſaive Fauſlus came to * 
| - them, requeſting them not be amazed. fo? thatit was repoztedhe 
-was dead, aſſuring then in verydede he was Net tart bee 
te rom.crhange ctter; wh So leaſe them hee 


- which they taſtedon, finvingthewtas goodas inp thateue 
| hyiheptiany roy then gr aoty' 


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| Theſecond Repork. 
thand pleaſure, til atiength one mozefull of curfefte | 
eft thank! "matter Fauſkus| Fo2 his gad- ET 


ſomanylo. aagriingl talked off, ts In 
astrrone, Well, J ke dan | 


'tbinking verily that he was ſome other Student; borbehawtngs 
His Paiſter Fauſtus he was molt terribly 


Fauſtuzrowlinghisevexandfo merefury anvanger ſtamping 
þ merge the bzimmes e colliygontablarktt 


of Door Fauftus, 


V Vane: $s con ference: wi h DoQor Pauſtns, and how miſe | 
rably they broke vp their Giſphentions, | 


rhe Cuar 111. 

VYAGNER dw 
Wittenberg, but a ſmall mile from the houſe, mdha- 

by on Arr nw org, ng en aſcho- . 


| andſcrence, which they honoured with moze then lawfull rene 
Tence, 


-Uppon a tay Chriſtopher Wagner (us' rianye- thmes | 
hedid) ſeperated hinſelfefrom nb un eons 0 on 


oy reds x na eggs 
-place of Trees andthe fulneſle of Trees ganeitthename of a 


like as all ſuch chances happe, Fauſtus oz Fau- - 


- Grone,lodainely 
tus Spirite clapt him vppon the ſhoulder, ſaying : ” nÞcau umn 


good mozrowe . V Vagner auapledihis 


and ſtep- 
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himſe andſaying 

1N.NOMINE PATRIS ET FILIIET 

SPIRITVS SANCTUI,&c. makinga Circle ec. 


bord (fo2o he ſeemed) with the vehemency of the Exorcilne . 


ES - The ſecond Report, 


an thonaferr ofme as of a Spirite,, 3 email am not 
| Ing I thy Pallker _ 2 


ac Ip hy oy ep L ail iter, : b 
« ther thou wilt o2 no, I will Coniurethee,qc; to aunſivere directly 

« and truely toallmp -Ab.V. Vagner rinY 
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of Dofaor Fauſtus. 


- tnaferfaltbodſes are mthe Aire, as hofle, frawe. and other _ 
teo2s: CWihercto VVaener anſwered: ; Fanſtus they trulyare.,, 
inthe Aire nit of the Aire, and,you know the canſes of themare " 
ſerreftc ial vapozs v2awnfromthe earth by the attracttine vert ;, 
of the Sunne,andtheref92e theyfallbotone becauſe thev archea- ,; 
- uy. fo2 were thep ofthe Aire as are @pirites, then ſhoulde thep / 22, 
[ fiillremaine init. but bztefly-no violent motfonmay bee called ,, 
| naturall, as thatheauy matertall Dew is rarriedfrom the earth . 
bya violent arid contrary motion: the Dunne therefoze leaning 
the Zenyth of any Horiſon, and comming tothe Nader apy oppo ,, 5h 
t ſitelythe materiall bodies of Dew. (as the cauſes alwatesfafle ,, 
4 | bee try chance. am mo err ere 
becauſe they are ſubſtaunce, cannotremaine 
Aire: Whorefoze Jhaue aunfweredthee that thou artet- ,, 


The ſceond Report - 


Beanens; and what ſubſfaunces ſoener is made, Silheatabich | 

diwellin the deepe Seagexcept (and yet not alwates) aremoo- 

rr 4 A Fauſtus and the 
« VVaenergimoffatthelalf caſt, ſayt, - wedſſputenot what 
< pon are Fauſtus, but what by reaſon youmay be. Well, anſwe-. . 
cc red Fauſtus ſeeing thou wiltnot belceue, noz gine any crcdite to | 
cc mpſapings, and which Jpzoeneby argunncntes, A hope thou 
cc wilt belceue thine owne eprs, andif thoue@t what 3 ſapEinto - 

c the, thou wilt neither be obſfinatenv2. incredulous, and rather ' 
« then V Vagner ( whome Jdoeloue as mpſelfe) ſhould be car- 
cc ried aivay withſopalpable an an Yerefie, beholde. Wagner aud be- , 
< lene, and treight waies hedzewe his knife, the Pzologne of his 
cc knauery, and looking firſf vppon Wagner,andnext on the wea- 
<5 pon whichhe hadin his hand, as if with his ies he woulde have 
<« mooued hinitolome pitty, and ppooue them tobe witnrflescf 


pc here the wit- | 

trueth, Wagner take Arq eng ke 
RENEE: mere lk in ſes fs 
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lIttlep2enatking.. | 
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| dedhisbeatenskin, 


beloued his 


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ſfraqge,and wozthyofmemozy, 
lies 'vppont.; ceal anolablefellowas Faultus tg. 

newchiden, but theycolt bery enurſing and bzine 

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outta As v2 the dilputations befwſrt tholetw: 


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pr TIE IS 

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of DoRr Fauftus;!” 
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the Hungarian, is aneare 


monghpaavſd Kinex ofgrent {Dannhy - 
Ctr ne ron ec wy ger Her hofure Cine 
Londar?) withinthe Walles, the hoad ofthe rr eonepanes 
themountainof 

mhertenduitafthe tans 
theRiuer: herbodyand 
atom Lc arpartrntnymn to ofy men of 
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Channell: Eonar ' 


delap(becauſet 


-andwehima while. 


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| ed with a good Philoſophical! repaſt, | FE, 


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Mepholtophiles is mids amilfar. 

which was 'V Vagners, andal all Faditus : ENS, 
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- IpgoodFauſtus ,that youcome afths tp Jreloper ? 


« narmomrfurhamans moze tobe wailed then cuern 
Yam To Hiot at pit 


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grolle head: "thy rupee 4 
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«c. deſpite of Godand Yeauen moons ere wenbyercnre 


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bo yam rnynoyermn 


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utes eee ors remouedfransthe ,, 


map take life 
care ane ſpit cnbe unite button bowy rd nt wo toon, 
neg one ſpirtte to two bodies: Wherefoze that ſpirite being depar- * 
Ce, A OEINE 


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thebacks of the aſſailants, with the greateſt part of the whole 
of thecitie,and pat chem al to the ſwezy;ſaue thoſe that 
eſcapedfrom them by water, but killedof thotr owne felows. 
Theithe Chzilfian marched vpon the Curke, whoſceing his 
greatly weakned,haning loſt at bis vnluckie afſault'a- 
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pzaper,folcrfine pzocefſion round —_ 
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fo comeouer it in anie cale ny fozce can carrie him ouer 
_ with ariver on him. Foz the Archers dzueiuſt vpon, andfo v 
 niaerſally ſhot together,that all the troups were put foflight, 
 andabouebalfe ſpoited andmurthered. To be bziefe,ſo much 
the Ch2iftian pzenailed vpon the Lurke in thz& honres and a 
- halfes fight,that all them were tarnd and fled, each one -av- 
mancingfs:wardin visflight,there wereflaine in this _P 

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