- An
incubus (pl.:
incubi) is a male
demon in
human form in
folklore that s****s to have ****ual
intercourse with
sleeping women; the
corresponding spirit...
-
Kramer (Institoris) in 1486,
succubi collect **** from men they seduce.
Incubi, or male demons, then use the **** to
impregnate human females, thus explaining...
- dreams),
Incubi (cause of nightmares), and
Drifters (those in a
state of
limbo who
cause neither good nor bad dreams). As the
Storytellers and
Incubi perform...
-
acted first as
succubi and then as
incubi, but
added the
possibility that
succubi could receive **** from
incubi, but he
considered that this
sperm could...
- "cambiones, from cambiti, that is 'having been exchanged'": the "sons of
incubi demons".
These false infants constantly wail for milk and
cannot be satisfied...
- De
Daemonialitate et
Incubis et
Succubis is a seventeen-century m****cript
treatise by
Italian Fransican Ludovico Maria Sinistrari. The text, composed...
-
Retrieved 30 June 2024. Sinistrari,
Ludovico Maria (1879). Demoniality: Or,
Incubi and Succubi. Paris:
Isidore Liseux. OCLCÂ 263027215.
Wikimedia Commons has...
- and even Pan.
Isidore of
Seville identifies the Inui, plural, with Pan,
incubi, and the
Gallic Dusios.
Diomedes Grammaticus makes a
surprising etymological...
- below:
Alphonso de Spina, in 1467,
prepared a
classification of demons.
Incubi and
succubi Wandering groups or
armies of
demons can
include multiple regions...
-
female demons,
suggesting a
difference between male
shapeshifting demons (
incubi/succubi) and
genuine female demons. Similarly,
angels in
Christianity have...
