Brief
Carlos M. N. Eire
The claims the writer was given for Carlos M. N. Eire, in the order they were given.
1
The book They Flew by Carlos M. N. Eire discusses medieval to early-modern accounts of levitation.
“which discusses the medieval–early modern accounts, and which I shall shortly address more fully.”
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2
The book They Flew by Carlos M. N. Eire concerns the tradition of saintly levitation that spread across Catholic Europe between the years 1300 and about 1700, when the tradition gradually faded away.
“The book that inspired the letter, They Flew, concerns the tradition of saintly levitation that spread across Catholic Europe between 1300 and about 1700, when it gradually faded away.”
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3
In They Flew, Professor Carlos M. N. Eire describes no fewer than 39 levitators, many of whom were scrutinised by the Inquisition to determine whether their claimed levitation was divine, demonic, or fraudulent in origin.
“In They Flew, Professor Eire mentions no fewer than 39 levitators, many of whom were scrutinized by the Inquisition, which would attempt to determine whether the claims were justified and, if so, if they were of divine or demonic origin.”
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4
The medieval levitation events described in Carlos Eire's book They Flew had thousands of witnesses and were carefully studied by the Roman Inquisition, which conducted a large number of investigations into them.
“not only were there thousands of witnesses to these events, they were studied by the Inquisition very carefully. And there are massive numbers of inquisitorial investigations into these levitations.”
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