'''Psychic vampirism''' is also called '''psychic attack'''.
...chic self-defense she discusses both what she perceives to be true psychic vampirism and mental conditions that produce similar symptoms. For the latter she nam
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*[[Psychic vampirism]]
...f=sr_1_1/102-0241129-9749767?ie=UTF8&s=books Wright, Dudley. Vampires and Vampirism;, then retitled The Book of Vampires]
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''The Darkling: A Treatise on Slavic Vampirism.'' Jan L. Perkowski. Slavica Publishers. Columbus, Ohio. ©1989
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...ok reprinted Vukanović's account, and recent popular books on the topic of vampirism include a mention.
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...victim’s blood, but also infects the victim with the supernatural taint of vampirism. Therefore, while prolonging the creature’s own soulless existence, it d
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Some area of Greece don’t consider the lack of corpse corruption as a sign of vampirism for they believe a vampire will reveal itself after 40 days since the buria
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The name was associated for the first time to vampirism in an article written by Emily Gerard titled "Transylvanian Superstitions"
*In the game Warcraft 3, a custom map named 'Vampirism' was created which featured a vampire named Nosferatu.
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...tities is not considered taboo. Finally, real or imagined, human [[Vampire|vampirism]] has been a persistent object of literary and media attention, and tales o
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...n supernatural powers by drinking human blood. The historical practice of vampirism can generally be considered a more specific and less commonly occurring for
In zoology, the term ''vampirism'' is used to refer to leeches, mosquitos, mistletoe, vampire bats, and othe
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...it is only recently that the historical character has been associated with vampirism.
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...not a blood drinker, but its powers include what could be called [[psychic vampirism]], as it can steal the vitality of his neighbours' crops and animals to enh
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...during this period that Dom Augustine Calmet wrote his famous treatise on vampirism in Hungary. It was also during this period that authors and playwrights fir
...ow him for his acts of brutal cruelty; Dracula was a natural candidate for vampirism. Why Stoker chose to relocate his vampire from Wallachia to the north of Tr
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...gs. One man is the sole survivor of a pandemic of a bacterium that causes vampirism. Continually, he must fight to survive attacks from the creatures. Althou
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...rolls, "Porphyric Hemophilia" is the disease that leads to the character's vampirism after a total of three days (72 hours), if it is not cured.
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A veritable epidemic of vampirism swept through Eastern Europe beginning in the late seventeenth century and
...s during this period that Dom Augustin Calmet wrote his famous treatise on vampirism in Hungary. It was also during this period that authors and playwrights fir
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...transformation set in motion with Memnoch the Devil. He struggles with his vampirism and yearns for goodness, purity and love, as he saves Patsy’s ghost from
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...victim’s blood, but also infects the victim with the supernatural taint of vampirism. Therefore, while prolonging the creature’s own soulless existence, it d
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