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CIVATATEO
In Mexican folklore, the Civatateo (or Cihuateteo) were the deadly white vampires who served the gods. They were once noblewomen who died in childbirth and returned to Earth with all the powers of priestesses. They are recognizable by the death's head which is printed on their clothes or tattooed on their flesh. They lurk in churches and holy places, and stalk travellers at crossroads.
Text from The Element Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures by John and Caitlin Matthews (HarperElement, 2005)
#Civatateo White female Vampires of Mexican myth. They bore the sign of deaths head on their bodies or on their cloaks. They were believed to be noblewomen who having died in childbirth, came back to heaven with supernatural powers of a priestess from heaven. They haunt churches and holy places and kill travellers nearby.
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