Note 69 — Chapter III · Demons and Familiars
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So in Middleton’s The Witch, when the young gallant Almachildes visits Hecate’s abode, she exclaims:
’Tis Almachildes—the fresh blood stirs in me— The man that I have lusted to enjoy: I’ve had him thrice in incubus already.
And in a previous scene Hecate has said:
What young man can we wish to pleasure us, But we enjoy him in an incubus?