'''Belial''' is an evil being in Jewish apocrypha and a demon in Christian demonology.
...iall, Beliel, Bilael'''; also named Matanbuchus, Mechembuchus, Meterbuchus in older scripts.
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In Irish folklore, the '''Bean Sidhe''' ("woman of the mounds") is a spirit or
...case of "fairy" which means a female dweller of a sidhe, or fairy mound). In east Munster and Connaught she is called a "bean chaointe" (a female keener
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The '''Púca''' is a fairy creature of Celtic folklore, notably in Ireland and Wales. The Púca is considered by many to be the most terrifyin
Also known as ''Pooka, Phooka, Phouka, Púka, Pwca'' in Welsh, ''Pouque'' in Dgèrnésiais, also ''Glashtyn, Gruagach''.
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...about the concept of the '''devil'''. For the Christian devil, see [[Devil in Christianity]], for the Islamic devil, see [[Iblis]].''
...atan]], [[Asmodai]], [[Beelzebub]], [[Lucifer]] and/or [[Mephistopheles]]. In classic [[demonology]], however, each of these alternate names refers to a
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...final ''El libro de los seres imaginarios''. The English edition, created in collaboration with translator Norman Thomas di Giovanni, contains descript
In the preface, Borges states that the book is to be read "as with all miscell
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...ills, caves or mounds. Trolls have achieved international recognition, and in modern fantasy literature and role-playing games, trolls are featured to th
...some time after the Old Norse literature was documented. This can be seen in terms such as ''sjötrollet'' (the sea troll) as a synonym for ''havsmannen
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