_Answere._[*] Then let them have the law expressed in _Levit._ 24. and
_Deut._ 13. & 17.
They give their faith to the divell, and they worship and offer 3
sacrifice unto him.
_Ans._ Let such also be judged by the same lawe.
They doo solemnelie vow and promise all their progenie unto the 4
divell.
_Ans._ This promise proceedeth from an unsound mind, and is not to be
regarded; bicause they cannot performe it, neither will it be prooved
true. Howbeit, if it be done by anie that is sound of mind, let the
cursse of _Jeremie._ 32. 36. light upon them, to wit, the sword, famine
and pestilence.
They sacrifice their owne children to the divell before baptisme, 5
holding them up in the aire unto him, and then thrust a needle into
their braines.
_Ans._ If this be true, I maintaine them not herein: but there is a
lawe to judge them by. Howbeit, it is so contrarie to sense and nature,
that it were follie to beleeve it; either upon _Bodins_ bare word, or
else upon his presumptions; speciallie when so small commoditie and so
great danger and inconvenience insueth to the witches thereby.