Contents: L. Marshall, The Collaboration From Hell: A plague strike force at S. Pietro in Vincoli, Rome ; B. Levack, The Demonic Possession of Richard Dugdale ; E.J. Kent, Salem Girls (1692): Problems of gender and agency ; D. Mackinnon, "Ringing of the bells by four white spirits": Two seventeenth-century English earwitness accounts of the supernatural in print culture ; P. Howard, "It is a great disgrace for our city" - Archbishop Antoninus and heresy in Renaissance Florence ; H. de Waardt, Endor and Amsterdam - The image of witchcraft as a weapon in the political arena ; D. Merwick, Deep Down in Spirituality: Efforts of seventeenth-century New Netherlanders to access God ; L. Penman, Paraluther: Explaining an unexpected portrait of Paracelsus in Andreas Hartmann's Curriculum vitae Lutheri (1601) ; H. Dalton, "Making feast of the prisoner" - Roger Barlow, Hans Staden and ideas of New World cannibalism ; J. Spinks, Signs that Speak: Reporting the 1556 comet across French and German borders ; S. Broomhall, Disorder in the Natural World: The perspectives of the sixteenth-century provincial convent ; L. Silver, De Profundis - Linear Leviathans in the Lowlands ; S. Perlove, The Ferocious Dragon and the Docile Elephant - The unleashing of sin in Rembrandt's Garden of Eden ; P. Simons, Salience and the Snail - Liminality and incarnation in Francesco del Cossa's Annunciation (c. 1470) ; L. Roper, Luther Relics ; P. Sherlock, The Art of Making Memory: Epitaphs, tables and adages at Westminster Abbey; A. Walsham, The Pope's Merchandise and the Jesuits' Trumpery: Catholic relics and Protestant polemic in post-Reformation England. (Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions, 191)

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