Image: Anon. Engraved Portrait of Richard Dugdale, [Called the Surey Demoniack] (b. c.1670). J. Caulfield, Dec 10, 1793. JSTOR.
Image: Mask. Wood, polychrome pigment, fiber, Early 20th century. Yaka People. Democratic Republic of Congo. Fowler Museum at UCLA. JSTOR.
Image: Schedel, Hartmann. Folio Cxcviii(r). Nuremberg Chronicle [Registrum Huius Operis Libri Cronicarum Cu[m] Figuris et Ymagibus Ab Inicio Mu[n]Di]. Latin edition, Anton Koberger, July 12 1493. JSTOR
Image: Young woman at her dressing-table. A Second Empire décor of the kind every courtesan must have known.
From: The Courtesans: The Demi-Monde in 19th century France by Joanna Richardson, Castle Books.
From the ARAS Library: Eranos: Chroniclers and Shamans, Yearbook 1998 by James G. Donat (Editor), J.F. Livernois (Editor), Spring Journal.
Image: Large perforated bead with knob-like excrescences • Vitreous substance • La Têne • Vicenice, near Klatovy National Museum, Prague
From: Prehistoric Art by Josef Poulik, Photographs by W. and B. Forman. Spring Hill Books.
From the ARAS Library: Dictionary of Demons A Guide to Demons and Demonologists in Occult Lore by Fred Gettings, Trafalgar Square.
Image: Roman astrological globe.
From: Astrology: History, Symbols and Signs by Solange de Mailly Neste, Leon Amiel Publisher.
Devil's Cheesewring The Devil's Cheesewring on Bodmin Moor, which is the subject of many legends relating to demons.
From: Dictionary of Demons A Guide to Demons and Demonologists in Occult Lore by Fred Gettings, Trafalgar Square.
Image: How God sees the universe: divine will controls the orbit of each planet (16th century manuscript).
From: Astrology: History, Symbols and Signs by Solange de Mailly Neste, Leon Amiel Publisher.
Image: Vessel of the Maya ceramic codex.
From: Books of the Dead Manuals for Living and Dying (Art and Imagination Series) by Stanislav Grof, Thames and Hudson.





















