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  1. Mary Magdalene (15420 bytes)
    6: ...ke tells that out of Mary were cast seven [[demon|demons]], in an [[exorcism]]. These women accompanied h...
    18: ... not believe that the Savior said this. For certainly these teachings are of other ideas."
    20: ...tly with a woman, in preference to us, and not openly? Are we to turn back and all listen to her? Did ...
    31: ... other hand, consider this one person to be, not only the sinner of Luke 7:36-50 but also [[Mary siste...
    43: ...summarized this reading of the texts in 2003. She demonstrated that an early early Christian writing port...
  2. Kuan Yin (8111 bytes)
    2: ...]] by [[East Asia]]n [[Buddhism|Buddhist]]s. Commonly known as the '''Goddess of Mercy''', Kuan Yin is...
    72: ...her. This managed to completely surprise the head demon. The story says that Kuan Yin, by being in that [...
  3. Joan of Arc (27453 bytes)
    18: ...]], with a loss of 2,200 English soldiers versus only a little over 20 French and Scots. This allowed...
    33: ...nfirmed that this was based on a distortion: she only objected to being tried by pro-English clergy wh...
    38: ...] cemetery and threatened with summary execution unless she signed a confession and agreed to wear a d...
    43: ...ree surviving members of Jeanne d'Arc's family. Unlike the original trial, the appellate process incl...
    47: ...imprisonment, Joan of Arc wore clothing more commonly worn by men. Her motive is given in her own word...
  4. Inca mythology (10365 bytes)
    18: ...h have overlapping responsibilities and domains. Unless otherwise noted, it can safely be assumed thes...
    27: ...e first coca plant, the leaves of which men were only allowed to chew (to bring health and happiness) ...
    42: ...r of the ''[[Uca Pacha]]'' as well as a race of [[demon]]s.
    58: ...'' ("higher world") was the Heavenly underworld. Only [[righteous]] people could enter it (much like [...
  5. New Jersey (35646 bytes)
    107: ...emical manufacturing. Although the state is certainly not defined by these activities, their existence...
    112: ...rcentages of immigrants in the country (trailing only [[California]] and [[New York]] and just ahead o...
    126: ...populated state in the nation, and the first and only state that has had every one of its 21 counties ...
    145: ...inatra]] was born [[December 12]], [[1915]], the only child of working-class Italian-American immigran...
    189: ... [[Clifton, New Jersey|Clifton]], the haunted and demon-possessed [[Clinton Road]] in [[ West Milford]], ...
  6. Religion (72319 bytes)
    1: ...[[faith]]''' or '''belief system'''—is commonly defined as [[belief]] concerning the [[supernatu...
    66: ... [[Vaishnavism]]), that acknowledge [[angels]], [[demons]], [[devas]], [[asuras]], or other gods of whom ...
    92: ...ependent of any centralizing force, and therefore demonstrate a great deal of variety with regard to beli...
    136: ...make his faith steady. However, their wishes are only granted by Me." (Gita: 7:21-22)
    146: ** The [[Qur'an]] states: "Only argue with the People of the Book in the kindest...
  7. Pope Silvester II (8276 bytes)
    13: ...ice. Gerbert sought to show that this decree was unlawful, but a further synod in [[995]] declared Arn...
    22: ...ubinage]] among the [[clergy]], maintaining that only capable men of spotless lives should be allowed ...
    29: ...was also reputed to have had a pact with a female demon called ''Meridiana'', who had appeared after he h...
    30: ...vil mutilated him and gave his gouged-out eyes to demons to play with in the church. Repenting, Silvester...
  8. Chinese dragon (7565 bytes)
    11: ...airs of talons of [[eagle]]s; and the eyes of a [[demon]]. They fly in the sky among the [[cloud]]s. Almo...
    21: ...a dragon went the fewer toes it had, and dragons only exist in China, Korea, Indonesia, and Japan beca...
    53: * [[Tianlong]] (天龍), The Celestial Dragon
    54: * [[Shenlong]] (神龍), the Spiritual Dragon
    59: * [[Panlong]] (蟠龍), the Coiling Dragon: inha...
  9. Halloween (18290 bytes)
    2: ...n much of the [[Western world]], though most commonly in the [[United States]], [[Ireland]], [[Scotlan...
    20: ...s, [[black cat]]s, [[goblin]]s, [[zombie]]s and [[demon]]s, as well as certain fictional figures like [[D...
    53: ... to be hoaxes, and the few that were real caused only minor injuries, but many parents were under the ...
    68: ...tinguished all other fires. Each family then solemnly lit their hearth from the common flame, thus bon...
    75: ...cotland, Ireland and the North of England. It is only in the last decade that it has become popular in...
  10. Diwali (5677 bytes)
    26: ...mmemorates the killing of [[Narakasura]], an evil demon by Lord [[Krishna]]. So Dipavali is a festival s...
  11. Amulet (8206 bytes)
    10: ...t]]ians). Even today in [[Thailand]] one can commonly see people with more than one [[Buddha]] hanging...
    18: ... as amulets, although some of these figures, commonly called "Veves" are used to cause evil or illness...
    29: Small bells in [[India]] and [[Tyrol]] make demons escape when they sound in the wind or when a doo...
    31: ...ward position as favourable to communicate with [[demon]]s and to show friendship towards them.
    37: ...d the need of people for help and protection not only against supernatural/preternatural powers but al...
  12. Architectural history (13369 bytes)
    17: ...ed with a world thoroughly alive with [[god]]s, [[demon]]s and [[spirit]]s, a world that knew nothing of ...
    74: ...ed together before being built. Such a space was only possible due to the powers of abstraction, offer...
    83: ===[[The Age of Enlightenment]]===
  13. Information (13474 bytes)
    6: ...inputs. Other inputs (information) are important only because they are associated with causal inputs a...
    16: ...theory]] and endows the word ''information'' not only with a technical meaning but also a measure. If ...
    28: ...cs|economy]], however inaccurately. What are commonly referred to as [[data]] in [[computing]], [[stat...
    53: ...on and another physical property, [[Entropy]], is demonstrated. A consequence is that it is impossible t...
  14. Rene Descartes (17976 bytes)
    30: ...stant]] nation, he was interred in a graveyard mainly used for unbaptized infants in [[Adolf Fredriksk...
    37: ... senses as necessarily true. Or, perhaps an "evil demon" exists: a supremely powerful and cunning being w...
    39: Initially, Descartes arrives at only a single principle: if I am being deceived, then...
    41: ...[[thought|Thinking]] is his essence as it is the only thing about him that cannot be doubted.
    43: To further demonstrate the limitations of the senses, Descartes pr...
  15. Egyptian mythology (14567 bytes)
    25: ...ased is taken to [[Osiris]] in [[Aaru]], but the demon [[Ammit]] (''Eater of Hearts'') – part croc...
    30: ... temple for Aten. The religious change survived only until the death of Akhenaten's son by a minor wi...
    62: ...rs. [[Cleopatra VII of Egypt|Cleopatra]] was the only Ptolemaic queen to rule on her own. Egypt was in...
    74: ...us [[Cleopatra VII of Egypt|Cleopatra]], was the only Ptolemaic queen to rule on her own, after the de...
  16. Aztec (38742 bytes)
    9: ...someone who comes from [[Aztlán]]", a place commonly believed to be located in northern Mexico or the...
    22: ...ean empires, it was ethnically very diverse, but unlike most European empires, it was more a system of...
    27: ...ered economically under the Aztec conqueror, and only at first. This increase in the overall welfare w...
    45: ...ean scholars routinely mistranslated as "god" or "demon", referred rather to an impersonal force that per...
    59: ...nochtitlan itself had an estimated population of only 80,000 to 120,000 at that time. It is possible ...
  17. Lion (11511 bytes)
    34: Like all other cats they are superpredators, but unlike all other cats they are social hunters and tak...
    40: ...a]], [[Botswana]] and [[Mozambique]]. They are mainly found in woodland type areas but can survive in ...
    64: ...re]], man-eating lions are sometimes considered [[demon]]s.
  18. Adasaurus (1845 bytes)
    17: ...ls have been found, all in Mongolia, but based mainly in the [[Gobi]] desert region.
    19: ...about he size of a large dog , Adasaurus weighed only 33 [[pound (weight)|pounds]] (15 [[kilogram]]s) ...
  19. Pterosaurs (10375 bytes)
    34: ... hollow and air filled, like the bones of birds. Unlike typical reptiles, pterosaurs had a keeled [[br...
    38: ...kable imprints of hair on the head and body, not unlike modern-day bats. The presence of fur (and the ...
    44: ...r even run bipedally, in addition to flying, not unlike modern [[road runner]]s. Other small pterosau...
    56: ...f the pterosaurs. By the end of the Cretaceous, only large species of pterosaurs survived. The small...
    80: ...ad a wingspan of 12 metres (40 feet) but weighed only 50 [[kilogram]]s (110 [[pounds]]), and lived dur...
  20. Vampire (17166 bytes)
    3: ...tures have myths of non-human vampires, such as [[demon]]s or animals like [[bat]]s, [[dog]]s, and [[spid...
    5: ...rally be considered a more specific and less commonly-occurring form of [[cannibalism]]. The consumpti...
    23: ...ds or moving the body so it would be exposed to sunlight. Some stories extend the idea with vampire hu...
    25: ...Previously western vampires could go out in the sunlight like in [[Bram Stoker]]'s ''Dracula'' or [[Sh...
    31: ...against the monster. Silver bullets are more commonly associated with werewolves.

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