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Infernal conference, or dialogues of devils, concerning the many vices which abound in the social, civil and religious world. This work is the recollection by the author of a dialogue between a form or devil named Avaro and another apparition of the name Fastosus. This dialogue made such an impression on the author that he recalled most of it and presents it to the worthy reader.
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