he was struck in great estasies and transis by and be the 
                    space of twa or three hours deid, his spirit tane, and suffered 
                    himself to be careit and transportit to mony mountains, as 
                    thocht through all the world, according to his ain deposition. 
                    3d Item—Fylit according to his ain confession for the abusing 
                    of the bodie of Margret Spens, wedo, in ——, promising to haif 
                    mareit hir, but at Satan's command he stayit, quhu said to 
                    him, "Gif he mareit hir he sould tyne him of muckill 
                    ruches. "1 
                    4th Item—Fylit for the suffering of himself to be careit to 
                    North Berwick kirk, he being lyand in ane close bed in Prestonpans, 
                    as if he had been fouchand athout the aird, quhair Satan commandit 
                    him to mak him homage with the rest of his serwandis, quhare 
                    he thocht he saw the lycht of ane candill standand in the 
                    midst of his serwandis, whilk appereit blue lowe, and Satan 
                    stood as in a pulpit, making ane sermon of dowtsoume speechis, 
                    saying, " Many cum to the fair, and byis nocht all wares, 
                    and desired nocht to fear tho' he wes grymme, for he had mony 
                    serwandis quha sould never want, and sould aill nathing sa 
                    lang as thayre hair wes on, and sould never let ane teir fall 
                    frae thair een sa lang as they servit him, and gaif them thair 
                    lessons and commands to him as follows: Spair not to do evill, 
                    and to eit, drink, and be blyth, taking rest and eise, for 
                    he sould raise thame at the last day gloriously. " 
                    5th Item—Fylit for the being in company with Satan at his 
                    convention, quhair he saw Robert Griersoune, Michaell Clark, 
                    Annie Sampsoune, with sundrie others; and at the same tyme 
                    for the bewitching and possessing of William Hutsoune in Windygqul, 
                    with ane evill speirit. 
                    6th Item—Fylit for suffering himself to be careit to the sea 
                    with Satan, and at the first he was skimmin' ower all the 
                    sea without land in ane boit, accompanit with the persons 
                    above written, and being of the fair knowledge of the leek 
                    that strak up in the queen's schip as the devil foirtald him. 
                    7th Item—Fylit for the raising of wyindis at the king's passing 
                    to Denmark, and for the sending of ane letter to Marioun Linkup, 
                    in Leith, to that effect, bidding her to meet him and the 
                    rest on the sea within five days, quhair Satan delivered ane 
                    cat out of his ain hand to Robert Greirsoune, giving the word 
                    to cast the same in the sea hola, and thereafter being mounted 
                    in a schip and drawn ilk ane to others, quhair Satan said, 
                    "Ye sail sink the schip, " like as they thought 
                    it did. 
                    1 Wealth.  
                    8th Item—Fylit for assembling himself with Satan at the King's 
                    returning frae Denmark, quhair Satan promesit to raise ane 
                    mist, and cast the King's majesty in England; and for performing 
                    thairof he took ane thing like ane futeball, quhilk appearit 
                    to the said Johnne like a wisp, and cast the same in the sea, 
                    quhilk caused ane vapour and ane reik to ryis. 
                    9th Item—Fylit for being in company with Satan in the kirk 
                    of North Berwick, quhair he appeareit to him in the form of 
                    ane black man within the pulpit thairof, and after his outcoming 
                    of the kirk, pointed the graves and stood above them, quhilk 
                    \yere opened in thrie sundrie pairts, twa within and ane without, 
                    when the women dememberit the deid corps and bodies therein 
                    with thair gullies, and incontinent wes transportit with words. 
                    10th Item—Fylit for opening of locks, and specialy ane lock 
                    in David Seytoune's younger, in Tranent and sic-lyke, for 
                    the opening of the said Davide's foir yett, the key thairof 
                    being lyand upon the buird at the supper. As also for opening 
                    of ane lock by his sorcerie in David Seytoune's moderis, he 
                    blawing in ane woman's hand, himself sitting at the fyre syde. 
                    11th Item—Fylit for the being cumand furth of Patrick Umphrie's 
                    son's house in the mylne under nicht fra his supper, and passand 
                    to Tranent on horseback, and ane man with him, be his devilitch 
                    craft raisit up four candills on the horse's twa lugs, and 
                    ane other candill upon the staff quhilk the man had in his 
                    hand, and gaif sic lycht as if it had been daylycht, lyke 
                    as the said candills returned with the said man at his hame-cuming, 
                    and causit him fall deid at his entrie within the house. 
                    12th Item—Fylit for the witching and possessing of the said 
                    William Hutchisoune with ane evill speirit, which continued 
                    with him twentie-sax oulkis; like as the same speirit departit 
                    and left, how soon the said Johnne was tane and apprehendit. 
                    13th Item—Fylit for being in company with Annie Sampsoune, 
                    Robert Greirsoune, Kaet Gray, and others, upon Hallowene; 
                    they embarkit in ane boit beside Robert Greirsoune's house 
                    in the Pannis, and sailit ower the sea to ane tryst they had 
                    with ane other witch, quhen they entered within ane schip 
                    and drank gude wine and aill therein, and thereafter causing 
                    baith schip and boit to perish with the persons therin, and 
                    their returning hame. 
                    14th Item—Fylit for the using be way of witchcraft of moudiwart's 
                    feet upon him in his purse given to him be Satan  |