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malefic

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They are known as Malefic (Xasthur) and Wrest (Leviathan).
26) The popular association of woman and witchcraft was both ancient and widespread, common to many cultures worldwide and far back into antiquity, and popular concern was not with the nature of evil or even the danger of the Devil, but rather with specific harms attributed to a neighbor's malefic powers.
If Hopkins can make the doctor the same malefic imp he gave us in Silence, he may succeed in taking us to a cloud-cuckooland with a morality of its own.
 
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