Daimonologia: or, a treatise of spirits. Wherein several places of Scripture are expounded, against the vulgar errors concerning witchcraft, apparitions, etc. To which is added, an appendix, containing some reflections on Mr. Boulton's answer to Dr. Hutchinson's historical essay; entitled The possib

Jacques de Daillon’s treatise addresses spirits, witchcraft, and apparitions through biblical interpretation and learned argument, aiming to correct what it presents as popular misconceptions. Historically, it belongs to early modern debates over witchcraft and demonology, and readers will find scriptural commentary, theological reasoning, and discussion of contested supernatural claims.

Jacques de Daillon appears to be an obscure or uncertainly identified figure in esoteric literature. I cannot confidently attribute specific works or contributions without risking error, but the name is associated in bibliographic contexts with occult or esoteric material.