Introduction: Huge Claims, Vague Proof
1. Hovering, Flying, and All That: A Brief History of Levitation
2. Saint Teresa of Avila, Reluctant Aethrobat
3. Saint Joseph of Cupertino, Shrieking Aerial Ecstatic
4. Making Sense of the Flying Friar
Part Two. Here. . .and Here Too
5. Transvection, Teleportation, and All That: A Brief History of Bilocation
6. María de Ágreda, Avatar of the Impossible
7. The Trouble with María
8. Tricksters of the Impossible
9. Protestants, Deviltry, and the Impossible
Epilogue: Vague Logic, Leaps of Faith
Appendix 1: Seventeenth-and Eighteenth-Century Bilocators in America and Europe
Appendix 2: The Emergence of the "Lady in Blue" Legend: A Chronology.
Introduction: Huge Claims, Vague Proof
Hovering, Flying, and All That: A Brief History of Levitation
Saint Teresa of Avila? Reluctant Aethrobat
Saint Joseph of Cupertino, Shrieking Aerial Ecstatic
Making Sense of the Flying Friar
Transvection, Teleportation, and All That: A Brief History of Bilocation
María de Ágreda, Avatar of the Impossible
Tricksters of the Impossible
Protestants, Deviltry, and the Impossible
Epilogue: Vague Logic, Leaps of Faith
Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Bilocators in America and Europe
The Emergence of the "Lady in Blue" Legend: A Chronology
