- The
characteristic of
cynocephaly, or
cynocephalus (/saɪnoʊˈsɛfəli/),
having the head of a canid,
typically that of a dog or jackal, is a
widely attested...
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related to this article: The Dark Land
Cynocephaly Ghoul Š. Kulišić; P. Ž. Petrović; N. Pantelić (1970). "Псоглав". Српски...
- used this
canine folk
saint to
explore medieval attitudes to sanctity.
Cynocephaly Gelert List of
individual dogs
Saint Christopher – a
saint often portra****...
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qutrub also
appear as
monsters in the role-playing game
Final Fantasy XI.
Cynocephaly Sila
Mythology in the
Middle Ages:
Heroic Tales of Monsters, Magic, and...
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artwork by
Chinese contemporary artist and
political commentator Ai
Weiwei Cynocephaly – a
characteristic of
having the head of a dog or of a jackal. It is...
- can
devour them
without discovery of the crime.
Clinical lycanthropy Cynocephaly Kitsune Otherkin Shapeshifting Skin-walker
Therianthropy Were Werecat...
- were
mostly human but had
animalistic attributes, like the
harpy or
cynocephaly were
meant to
represent the
torturous fate of sinners. Some gargoyles...
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since some of them
feature missionary work done among, for instance, the
Cynocephaly. Only one work in this
genre is
included in the New
Testament canon,...
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principle Anthropocentrism Anthropology Anthropomorphic maps
Anthropopathism Cynocephaly Furry fandom Great Chain of
Being Human-animal
hybrid Humanoid Moe anthropomorphism...
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Cynocephalus may
refer to;
Cynocephaly, a Gr**** word,
literally meaning "dog-head", for a
number of
mythical creatures with the
heads or
faces of dogs...
