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demonology

demonology

n. the systematic study of belief in demons and evil spirits, frequently depicted in folklore and mythology as invading the mind, gaining possession of the soul, and producing disordered behavior. See also exorcism; familiar; incubus; succubus; witchcraft. —demonological adj. —demonologist n.

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