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Unknown from Kaikidan Ekotoba monster scroll
e Kaikidan Ekotoba, a mysterious scroll with 33 legendary monsters and human oddities, mostly from the Kyushu region of Japan (with several from overseas). It is believed to date from the mid-19th century. It is now in the possession of the Fukuoka City Museum.
The snake woman pictured here was reportedly encountered by six people on Mt. Mikasa in Nara prefecture. Five of the eyewitnesses died instantly. The sixth person survived long enough to make it home and tell the tale, but he grew ill and died three days later. The snake-bodied woman resembles the notorious nure-onna, except that this one has a beautiful face.
:. "No es fácil ver una imagen de un demonio".
Jacques Collin de Plancy publicó en 1818 el "Diccionario infernal", una inquietante colección de rebeldías que contienen un posible inventario de conjuros, invocaciones y representaciones de la maldad humana.
Este libro se hizo famoso en 1863 al ser ilustrado por el médico y pintor francés Louis Le Breton, quien interpretó la imagen de 69 demonios incluidos en este diccionario; algunos de ellos son: Adramelec, Asmodeo, Astaroth, Bael, Behemot, Belzebuth, entre otros.
El Dr. Fernando Montoya, director del Colegio de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, escribió un interesante artículo sobre este "Diccionario infernal", en el que incluye notas y bibliografía adicional. Vía: @cuentode_terror .:
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