Demonomania
The mania of those who believe all that is told concerning demons and sorcerers, such as Bodin, Delancre, Leloyer, and others. Bodin's work is entitled Demonomania of the Sorcerers, but in this case it signifies devilry.
De Morgan, Mrs.: The author of a mystico-spiritual work entitled From Matter to Spirit, published in 1863. Mrs. de Morgan, whose interest in spiritualism was awakened at the séances of Mrs. Hayden, was the wife of Professor de Morgan, who himself offered emphatic testimony to the genuineness of Mrs. Hayden's mediumship.
Deoca, or The Woman of the South: A Princess of Munster, who is mentioned in Irish medieval legend. It is said that she was betrothed to Lairgnan, and asked of ndtas amiss Sd Entende thelaure Condernned souls carried to their place of punishment A mediæval death-bed Satan in bonds The Demon of the Treasure The witch and the demon The Trumpeter of Evil MEDIÆVAL CONCEPTIONS OF DEMONS [ face p. 120 e Dermot him as a marriage gift the children of Lir, who had been magically changed by their stepmother into four wonderful singing swans. The hermit who looked after them refused to give them to Lairgnan, who then seized them. When brought into the presence of Deoca they were transformed into their human form-withered, white-haired, miserable beings. The hermit baptised them before they died, and sorrowed for them so much that he himself was laid in their grave.