, where two Deities are described, as perching on the Top of an Oak in the shape of Vulturs.
planting himself at the Ear of
Eve
under the
form
of a Toad, in order to produce vain Dreams and Imaginations, is a Circumstance of the same Nature; as his starting up in his own Form is wonderfully fine, both in the Literal Description, and in the Moral which is concealed under it.
Answer upon his being discovered, and demanded to give an Account of himself,