demonianism (demonianizm)

[ The teachers of the gospel in the fullne of their inspiration must needs be secure from an error which so dreadfully affected the religion they were entrusted to propagate as demonianism did, if it were an error. War burton , Divine Legation, ix., notes. demoniasm (dē-mō'ni-azm), n. [ δαιμονιασμός , « δαιμονιᾶν , also δαιμονᾶν , be under the power of a demon, δαίμων , demon: see de mon.] The state of being under demoniacal influence; po e ion by a demon. [Rare.] What remained but to ascribe both to enthusiasm or demoniasm? War burton , Sermons, p. 255. ( Latham . )