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Hecate The Night of Enitharmon`s Joy by William Blake (1795)

European Demons: List of Demons, Monsters & Malevolent Spirits in Europe

Loki and Sigyn - Marten Eskil Winge

Loki

Loki, the son of 2 giants, was the trickster god in Norse mythology who was always doing his best to cause trouble.

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Melchom - Dictionnaire Infernal

Melchom

Melchom is the paymaster of civil servants in hell. He is known as the demon who carries the purse.

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Nickar - Dictionnaire Infernal

Nickar

In Teutonic mythology, Nicor are malignant water monsters who drown people.

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Nybbas - Dictionnaire Infernal

Nybbas

Nybbas is a demon of hell who manages visions and dreams. He may be associated with the Assyrian and Babylonian god of writing, Nabu.

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Picollus - Dictionnaire Infernal

Picollus

Picollus was revered by the ancient inhabitants of Prussia and would appear to important people during their last days.

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Rahovart - Dictionnaire Infernal

Rahovart

Rahovart is Satan's companion who carries a basket that contains the soul of the curmudgeon when he is dead.

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Ribesal - Dictionnaire Infernal

Ribesal

Ribesal, aka Rubezal, is a specter at the summit of the Risemberg, according to the people of Silesia.

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Love and Pain - Edvard Munch

Vrykolakas

The Greek equivalent of the Slavic/European vampire was called the "vrykolakas" derived form the older Slavic term "vblk'b dlaka", meaning wolf pelt wearer.

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