01096nam a2200169I  45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310400018000720500022000901000028001122450099001402600035002393000036002745040051003105050565003613626594AUA.120160622172437.0780211s1946    enkaf         001 0 eng d  aTLMcTLMdEXN  aBT980b.L3 [1946]1 aLangton, Edward,d1886-10aSatan, a portrait :ba study of the character of Satan through all the ages /cEdward Langton.  aLondon :bSkeffington,c[1946]  a128 p. :bill., plates.c22 cm.  aIncludes  bibliographical footnotes and index.  a1. In the Old testament.
2. In the Rabbinical Literature.
3. In the Jewish apocryphal and apocalyptic literature.
4. Sources of the Development of the teaching concerning Satan.
5. In the New Testament.
6. In the Early Christian Literature.
7 In Christian Literature from the Third to the Eight Century.
8. In the Scholastic Literature.
9. In the Monastic Literature.
10. In the Literature of Witchcraft.
11.In Post-Reformation Literature.
12. In the Literature of the Nineteenth Century.
13. The Fading-Out of the conception of Satan.
14. The return of Satan.