...g age this spirit is considered an evil fairy. As W.B. Yeats states in his book “Fairy and Folk Tales of Ireland) she grew restless and carried them away
On the other hand W.Y. Evens-Wents, in his book ''The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries'', reports of a similar tale about a
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...ci.math, and the article he later wrote was published in chapter 30 of his book ''Keys to Infinity''.
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*Paraiso, Salvador; Jose Juan Paraiso (2003). ''The Balete Book: A Collection of Demons, Monsters, Elves and Dwarfs from the Philippine Low
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...nder, John. Washington's Most Famous Ghost Stories. (Arlington: Washington Book Trading Company, 1988)
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...inuing to read the Anita Blake series, with information about her upcoming book.
...Author to the Some of the Negative Voices Here." Several major retail and book stores are considering moving the novels into an erotic literature category
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...ielu, but not the animals themselves. This is a common misreading from his book and mixed up at a lot of webpages.
Possibly the same animal is described in the 1958 book On the Track of Unknown Animals by Bernard Heuvelmans. In 1928 a snakelike
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...itian Voodo is partially influenced by survivals of Celtic polytheism. The book 'The Complete Idiot's Guide To Voodoo' mentions that Maman Brigitte is one
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...s crew rather than lose the whole ship to Charybdis. (Homer's ''Odyssey'', Book XII).
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*Melville, F ''The Book of Faeries'' 2002 Quarto Publishing
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Based on the ''Code of Kalantiaw'', (a book ascribed to a fictitious friar named José María Pavon but was actually a
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'''Behemoth''' is a primeval beast mentioned in the Book of Job and identified later as a demon in Christian demonology.
In the Old Testament, the earliest description is in the Book of Job, which describes Behemoth as follows:
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...estat merely wanted his plantation, Lestat refutes these claims in his own book and says it was rather because he fell "fatally in love" with Louis. Their
...s faults and exaggerate (or make up) his virtues. This is confirmed in the book ''The Tale of the Body Thief'', when Louis attacks Lestat for constantly cl
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According to the [[Book of Enoch]], '''Azazel''' was a [[grigori]] (also known as "watchers"), a gr
...an bound there (see Job 1:7 and Job 2:2, although, the ''ha-satan'' of the Book of Job is most likely different from Azazel, given that Job's ''ha-satan''
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...Bon wrote a book called ''The Crowd, A Study of the Popular Mind''. In the book Le Bon shows how an individual on his own may act with the highest moral ch
...Greek culture and in Asian cultures. It was for example featured in the ''Book of Enoch''.
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The Splintercat appears in the book ''The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles'' by Julie Andrews Edwards. Thi
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A modern children's book is written about the creature. The text of the book include the following:[http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~yukosite/DragonMoon.html The
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In her book, "History of Lemington," Vermont historian Marion Daley writes that the cre
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The mythological creature of Aztec mythology is included within Book 11 of the [[Florentine Codex]], which describes it as:
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...red nearly 40 years later by her nephew Casey Sherman and published in his book ''A Rose for Mary'' (2003) suggested that DeSalvo was not responsible for h
...e/magazine/article/0,9171,1179347,00.html Article About Sebastian Junger's Book ''A Death in Belmont''] ''TIME'' Magazine, 04/10/2006.
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...was translated into English by Thomas Keightley and published 1828 in his book "The Fairy Mythology". In 1836 the painter and poet August Kopisch publishe
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