- Species: L. neales
Binomial name
Leptodeuterocopus neales (Walsingham, 1915)
Synonyms Oxyptilus neales Walsingham, 1915
Oxyptilus maleficus Meyrick, 1926...
- witches.
Johannes Nider and
other 15th
century writers used the
Latin term
maleficus to mean witch—a
person who
performed maleficium,
harmful acts of sorcery...
- splendor",
Necrid attacks using Maleficus, a transforming,
physical manifestation of the
energy in Soul Edge. He
controls Maleficus by
channeling it through...
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eternal glory.
Virus nequitiae suae,
tamquam flumen immundissimum,
draco maleficus transfundit in
homines depravatos mente et
corruptos corde;
spiritum mendacii...
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meaning "misdeed" or "bad action". The word was
derived from the
Latin word
maleficus,
meaning "mischievous" or "profane".
Malefiz requires the
following items:...
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would be the
Malleus Maleficorum (the
masculine form of the
Latin noun
maleficus or malefica, 'witch'). In Latin, the
feminine maleficarum would only be...
- 4:06
Incarnationis Mysterium (Annus Dei) - 6.29
Verax Vitis - 3.20 Cor
Maleficus - 5.31
Sapientia - 3.23
Pater Noster - 5.21
Unlisted bonus track - 7.01...
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accusation to the time of Nero. The word
translated as "mischievous"
above is
maleficus which can also mean "magical". As a noun the word
means "magician". It...
- & Magrini, 2015
Prioniomus lompei Giachino & Vailati, 2019
Prioniomus maleficus Giachino & Vailati, 2012
Prioniomus menozzii (Schatzmayr, 1936) Prioniomus...
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family The Malfoys. They are
named after the
Latin word for "evil-doer",
maleficus,
which was used in
medieval times to
describe witches. In addition, there...
