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Often used in the same context:
boggart,
merope,
igraine,
etain,
magus,
apollonius,
aleister crowley,
faery,
azazel,
baphomet,
tristam,
asmodeus,
dante gabriel rossetti,
mortmain,
eglantine,
djinn,
elvish,
cummings,
harry hotspur,
fairie,
tiresias,
boadicea,
paul verlaine,
charles dodgson,
plutonian,
tist,
ismene,
demoness,
firbank,
changeling,
gonne,
oxonian,
thomas malory,
pontianak,
imago,
artificer,
caractacus,
thane,
thatcher,
atlantean,
polyphemus,
weird sisters,
maupassant,
ragman,
necromancer,
majora,
quondam,
hesione,
landseer,
tarquinius,
edmund spenser,
eldritch,
authoress,
zek,
nym,
lermontov,
alastor,
temujin,
metaphysician,
antoninus,
maeterlinck,
tereus,
wolf cub,
llyr,
macneice,
mandragora,
orcadian,
shapeshifter,
malleus,
blavatsky,
hippolytus,
magics,
unamuno,
orphic,
geist,
amphitryon,
asamiya,
tamburlaine,
morgana,
amanuensis,
sir tom stoppard,
foxhunter,
mordred,
inanna,
dreamtime,
bryony,
gawain,
mesmerism,
queen mab,
menander,
maxim gorki,
max beerbohm,
philomela,
geal,
begetter,
carcanet,
bar sinister,
kuda,
osmund,
iscariot,
jocasta
Appears in the definition of:
don,
llew llaw gyffes
More general:
celtic deity
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