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Pellegrino Ernetti

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Pellegrino Ernetti
Born 13 October 1925(1925-10-13)
Rocca Santo Stefano, Province of Rome, Italy
Died 8 April 1994 (68)
San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Veneto, Italy
Nationality Italian
Field(s) Musicology, exorcism
Affiliations Schola di San Giorgio Maggiore - Venezia, Order of Saint Benedict

Pellegrino Maria Ernetti (October 13, 1925 - April 8, 1994) was an Italian Catholic monk of the Benedictine Order, exorcist, and musicologist (focused on pre- and early Christian works), popularly claimed to be the creator of the Chronovisor, a device that purportedly enables the user to see and hear scenes from the past via an unknown process involving harmonic resonance.

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Music

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  • Ernetti, Pellegrino M. (1980), La Prepolifonia: Principi Filosofici e Teologici della Musica, 1, Rome: Edi-Pan  — [English: "Prepolyphony: Philosophical and Theological Principles of Music"]
  • Ernetti, Pellegrino M. (1992), La Catechesi Di Satana: Dall'esperienza Pluridecennale Di Un Esorcista; Il Demònio: Oggi Esiste; L'era Di Satana: La Nostra, Udine: Segno  — [English: "The Catechesis of Satan: from the Long Experience of an Exorcist; The Demon: Exists Today; The Era of Satan: Ours."]