...The [[Lamme]] ([[Lamashtu]]), the [[Lammea]] ([[Labasu]]), who cause disease in the body.<br>
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...e used as [[familiar]]s and reared in intention to harm an enemy, causing disease, madness or death. This kind of activity is also called ''Saka''.and once d
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...r lover of plague in the Ruwenzori rather than surviving in exile from the disease and the lover.
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...nken and blue where the gjenganger had pinched them, and this often led to disease and death for the afflicted person. The pinch was often administered when t
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...5, Lupo died in prison from an AIDS related illness. He had contracted the disease shortly before his killing spree and he claimed that finding this out was w
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...in Monstrous.com states that it might be a degenerated tribe affected by a disease known as hypertrichosis universalis, causing hair as long as 10 to 15 inche
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...against the stump. Poison, suffocation, extreme cold, aging, drowning, or disease cannot kill the Vampire, as the creature is already dead. The only substan
====Disease====
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...mare''; Old English ''mare'' ("[[goblin]]", "incubus"); Latin ''morbus'' ("disease") and Latin ''mors'' ("a corpse").
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...e-people have spit, or done what is worse, it is attacked by some grievous disease which can only be cured by giving it to eat a handful of St. John’s wort,
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...drinking vessels, are not subject, they say, to convulsions or to the holy disease [epilepsy]. Indeed, they are immune even to poisons if, either before or af
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Ekimmus are extremely vengeful toward the living. They may cause disease and inspire criminal behavior in the living. Sometimes '''ekimmus''' attach
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...onic plague, Chagas disease, dengue fever, filariasis, leishmaniasis, Lyme disease, malaria, rabies, sleeping sickness, St. Louis encephalitis, tularemia, typ
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Miengu are said to cure disease and act as intermediaries between worshippers and the world of spirits. For
...st regions, victory in the pirogue races, and protection from epidemics of disease.
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Other people believe that if modern medicine can’t cure a certain disease then the illness may be caused by a Nuno’s curse. In this case, the victi
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Attacks of the disease can be triggered by drugs (e.g., barbiturates, alcohol, sulfa drugs, oral c
...uch as lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma or Sjogren's disease.
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...infant death syndrome and miscarriage. She preyed on adults, too, bringing disease, sterility, nightmare, not to mention sucking blood from young men.
...rarily picked. Lamashtu's less lurid exploits include poisoning water with disease, spreading nightmares, killing plants, and causing tetanus and fever.
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...der her servants to skin him alive if he would fail to find a cure for her disease.
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...es. Gentlemen take a dose of this snake so that they will never have heart disease or illnesses of the belly. The snakes of Bigsnake country are green, or yel
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...into a vile liquid so foul-smelling that to breathe in its presence brings disease and instant death, spreading plague and rot across the land.
...o a liquid giving out a rancid, putrid stench, which smote with contagious disease
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Aboleths do not die of age, and so live on indefinitely barring violence or disease.
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