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The Secrets of Physics and Chemistry taken for supernatural things 229 L. Conclusion of the Treatise on Apparitions 232 LI. Way of explaining Apparitions 235 LII. The difficulty of explaining the manner in which Apparitions make their appearance, whatever system may be proposed on the subject 237

 

	Dissertation on the Ghosts who return to Earth bodily, the Excommunicated, the Oupires or Vampires, Vroucolacas, etc.	241
	Preface	243
I.	The Resurrection of a Dead Person is the Work of God only	247
II.	Revival of Persons who were not really Dead	249
III.	Resurrection of a Man who had been buried Three Years, resuscitated by St. Stanislaus	251
IV.	Can a Man really Dead appear in his own Body?	253
V.	Revival or Apparition of a Girl who had been Dead some Months	256
VI.	A Woman taken Alive from her Tomb	259
VII.	Revenans, or Vampires of Moravia	260
VIII.	Dead Persons in Hungary who suck the Blood of the Living	262
IX.	Narrative of a Vampire from the Jewish Letters, Letter 137	263
X.	Other Instances of Revenans.--Continuation of the "Gleaner"	264
XI.	Argument of the Author of the Jewish Letters, concerning Revenans	266
XII.	Continuation of the argument of the Dutch Gleaner	270
XIII.	Narrative from the "Mercure Gallant" of 1693 and 1694 on Revenans	272
XIV.	Conjectures of the