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Spirituality Dictionary on Werewolf Werewolf A shapeshifter. Also werwolf and lycanthrope. A legendary being who who at night transforms himself or, during the full moon, is transformed into a wolf (a process called lycanthropy) in form and appetite, and roams at night in search of human victims to devour. This transformation was either temporary or permanent, and was supposedly brought about by supernatural influences, by witchcraft, or voluntarily. The werewolf must return to human form at daybreak by shedding his wolf's skin and hiding it. If it is found and destroyed, the werewolf dies. A werewolf who is wounded immediately reverts to his human form and can be detected by the corresponding wound on his body. Similar creatures exist in folklore worldwide: the tiger, boar, hyena, and even the cat, are 'wereanimals' in areas where wolves are not found. Belief in wer (or man) animals was common in the Middle Ages, and was probably a relic from early cannibalism. In 16th century France the superstition regarding werewolves seems to have been widespread and prevalent, as evidenced by the numerous trials in which it was shown clearly murder and cannibalism, all attributed to lycanthropy. This belief is now all but extinct. (See also: Werewolf, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)
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| | |  lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - Saiyan - Biology and appearanceSaiyans are outwardly very similar to humans except for their increased strength and their monkey-like tails. The initial inspiration for the race came from the character of the Monkey King in the Chinese folk-novel Journey to the West. Unlike the Monkey King however, Saiyans also have the werewolf-like tendency to transform into a giant ape (called an oozaru) under a rays from a full moon or other planetary body (thus, they may be considered "megapithicanthropes" in the same way that werewolves are lycanthropes). In thi ...
See also:Saiyan, Saiyan - Biology and appearance, Saiyan - History, Saiyan - Language, Saiyan - Character lists, Saiyan - List of full Saiyans, Saiyan - List of full Saiyans non-canonical, Saiyan - List of partial Saiyans, Saiyan - List of partial Saiyans non-canonical, Saiyan - List of Saiyan fusions Read more here: » Saiyan: Encyclopedia II - Saiyan - Biology and appearance |
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Lycanthropy Lycanthropy (Ancient Greek). Physiologically, a disease or mania, during which a person imagines he is a wolf, and acts as such. Occultly, it means the same as "were-wolf", the psychological faculty of certain sorcerers to appear as wolves. Voltaire states that in the district of Jura, in two years between 1598 and 1600, over 600 lycanthropes were put to death by a too Christian judge. This does not mean that Shepherds accused of sorcery, and seen as wolves, had indeed the power of changing themselves physically into such; but simply that they had the hypnotizing power of making people (or those they regarded as enemies), believe they saw a wolf when there was none in fact. The exercise of such power is truly sorcery. "Demoniacal" possession is true at bottom, minus the devils of Christian theology. But this is no place for a long disquisition upon occult mysteries and magic powers. (See also: Lycanthropy, Theosophy, Spirituality, Body mind and Soul, Spiritual Dictionary, )
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - City of Heroes enemy groups - The Council Known Leaders:
The Center (main)
Arakhn
Requiem (same as Requiem in Fifth Column)
Maestro
Nosferatu (possibly)
Vandal (possibly)
A villain group that traces its root back to Mussolini. This is a group with conquest goals, and the ability to use a wide variety of methods to achieve these goals. Though mostly a science based group, some of their operations cross over into the realm of the mystical. The forces of The Council range from human troops, to large n ...
See also:City of Heroes enemy groups, City of Heroes enemy groups - Arachnos, City of Heroes enemy groups - Banished Pantheon, City of Heroes enemy groups - Carnival of Shadow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Circle of Thorns, City of Heroes enemy groups - Clockwork, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Council, City of Heroes enemy groups - Crey, City of Heroes enemy groups - Devouring Earth, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Family, City of Heroes enemy groups - Freakshow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Hellions, City of Heroes enemy groups - Hydra, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Lost, City of Heroes enemy groups - Malta Group, City of Heroes enemy groups - Nemesis, City of Heroes enemy groups - Outcasts, City of Heroes enemy groups - Rikti, City of Heroes enemy groups - Shivans, City of Heroes enemy groups - Skulls, City of Heroes enemy groups - Sky Raiders, City of Heroes enemy groups - Soldiers of Rularuu, City of Heroes enemy groups - Spectral Pirates, City of Heroes enemy groups - Trolls, City of Heroes enemy groups - Tsoo, City of Heroes enemy groups - Vahzilok, City of Heroes enemy groups - Warriors, City of Heroes enemy groups - 5th Column, City of Heroes enemy groups - Contaminated, City of Heroes enemy groups - Nictus, City of Heroes enemy groups - Praetorians, City of Heroes enemy groups - Shadow Shard Reflections, City of Heroes enemy groups - Spectral Passengers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Void Hunters, City of Heroes enemy groups - Arachnoids, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cage Consortium Guards, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cap au Diable Demons, City of Heroes enemy groups - Coralax Hybrids, City of Heroes enemy groups - Gold Brickers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Legacy Chain, City of Heroes enemy groups - Longbow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Luddites, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Mooks, City of Heroes enemy groups - Rogue Island Police, City of Heroes enemy groups - Scrapyarders, City of Heroes enemy groups - Slag Golems, City of Heroes enemy groups - Snakes, City of Heroes enemy groups - Wailers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Wyvern, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cabal, City of Heroes enemy groups - Fir Bolg, City of Heroes enemy groups - Ghosts, City of Heroes enemy groups - Igneous, City of Heroes enemy groups - Knives of Artemis, City of Heroes enemy groups - Prisoners, City of Heroes enemy groups - Red Cap, City of Heroes enemy groups - Tuatha de Dannon Read more here: » City of Heroes enemy groups: Encyclopedia II - City of Heroes enemy groups - The Council |
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - Lunar Exalted - Overview The central premise of Exalted is that gods have the ability to infuse ordinary mortals with a shard of their divine soul, exalting the individual into a demigod. The Lunars, obviously, derive their powers from the goddess of the moon, Luna, the Fickle Lady, who typically chooses men and women who are best described as determined survivors. In terms of raw power, the Lunars rank behind the Solar Exalted and Abyssal Exalted, but ahead of the Sidereal Exalted and the T ...
See also:Lunar Exalted, Lunar Exalted - Overview, Lunar Exalted - Gameplay Read more here: » Lunar Exalted: Encyclopedia II - Lunar Exalted - Overview |
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - Spriggan manga - Story Many years ago, an ancient civilization once ruled Earth. They were known for advanced artifacts and machines, but were destroyed at the end due to the misuse of their creations. Creating indestructible message plates written in Hebrew, these people left messages for later generations, informing them that if they could not find a good use for their creations, they should be destroyed.
Various entities such as paramilitaries, national armies and armed private forces began to secretly search for these "mysterious" artifacts in order to ...
See also:Spriggan manga, Spriggan manga - Story, Spriggan manga - Characters, Spriggan manga - Spriggans, Spriggan manga - Allies, Spriggan manga - ARCAM Personnel, Spriggan manga - Civilians, Spriggan manga - Enemies, Spriggan manga - Organizations, Spriggan manga - Mystical Artifacts, Spriggan manga - Fictional Locations, Spriggan manga - Franchaise, Spriggan manga - Anime, Spriggan manga - Manga, Spriggan manga - Video Game, Spriggan manga - ISBN Codes, Spriggan manga - Translation issues in North America Read more here: » Spriggan manga: Encyclopedia II - Spriggan manga - Story |
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - Aconitum - Aconitum in literature John Keats, in his Ode on Melancholy, writes:
No, no, go not to Lethe, neither twist
Wolf's bane, tight-rooted, for its poisonous wine
Nor suffer thy pale forehead to be kissed
By nightshade, ruby grape of Proserpine...
Wolfbane is also mentioned in the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Professor Snape, the Potions Master asks Harry what the difference between wolfsbane and monkshood is:
What is the diffe ...
See also:Aconitum, Aconitum - Chemistry, Aconitum - Pharmacology of Aconite and Aconitine, Aconitum - Therapeutics, Aconitum - Toxicology, Aconitum - Aconitum in literature, Aconitum - Species, Aconitum - Natural Hybrids Read more here: » Aconitum: Encyclopedia II - Aconitum - Aconitum in literature |
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional humanoid species - From film
See also.
List of Star Wars races
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See also:List of fictional humanoid species, List of fictional humanoid species - From folklore and mythology, List of fictional humanoid species - From literature, List of fictional humanoid species - From television, List of fictional humanoid species - From film, List of fictional humanoid species - From video games, List of fictional humanoid species - From elsewhere, List of fictional humanoid species - Dungeons & Dragons, List of fictional humanoid species - Magic: the Gathering, List of fictional humanoid species - Ape-like humanoids of cryptozoology, List of fictional humanoid species - Cryptid humanoids Read more here: » List of fictional humanoid species: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional humanoid species - From film |
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| | | | lycanthrope: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional humanoid species - From elsewhere
List of fictional humanoid species - Dungeons & Dragons.
Buomman
Draconian
Drow
Duergar
Sahuagin
Wemic
List of fictional humanoid species - Magic: the Gathering.
Cho-Arrim
Leonin
Loxodon
Metathran
Thran
Vedalken
Viashino
Kamigawan Races
Nezumi-bito
Orochi-bito
Soratami
Mirrodin Human ...
See also:List of fictional humanoid species, List of fictional humanoid species - From folklore and mythology, List of fictional humanoid species - From literature, List of fictional humanoid species - From television, List of fictional humanoid species - From film, List of fictional humanoid species - From video games, List of fictional humanoid species - From elsewhere, List of fictional humanoid species - Dungeons & Dragons, List of fictional humanoid species - Magic: the Gathering, List of fictional humanoid species - Ape-like humanoids of cryptozoology, List of fictional humanoid species - Cryptid humanoids Read more here: » List of fictional humanoid species: Encyclopedia II - List of fictional humanoid species - From elsewhere |
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