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The creatures of midnight by Ramos, Maximo D. · Booklabria

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The creatures of midnight

FolkloreDemonology

The creatures of midnight

Name: The creatures of midnight
Author: Ramos, Maximo D.

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First published: 1967
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Describes eight-five creations of Philippine folklore and magic dividing them into twelve family groups.

Subjects: Folklore
Demonology
Mythology
Philippine Mythology
Set in: Philippines

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