Levitation, From Antiquity to Joseph of Cupertino and Beyond: An Examination of the Evidence Devotional as well as about the

as well as about the trials and martyrdom that His apostles endured and the hardships of the early Christians

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Levitation, From Antiquity to Joseph of Cupertino and Beyond: An Examination of the Evidence Devotional as well as about the"According to an ancient, uninterrupted, and almost certainly general tradition, the human body is able, with certain persons, at certain moments, to be raised from the ground, to remain suspended in mid air without any visible prop, and sometimes move about in it, without the traceable action of any physical force. The phenomenon is now called levitation." So begins Olivier Leroy's singular and fascinating study of the subject, with a special focus