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The remarks made by hysterics or raving madmen are made by demons, with whom Jesus enters into conversation.

— Charles Binet-Sanglé La folie de Jésus [The Madness of Jesus (1908)

Les propos tenus par les hystériques ou les fous délirants sont tenus par les démons, avec lesquels Ieschou entre eu convcrsation.

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tome 2 (1910), p. 102.

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