But these ex-communist, university-based scholars were made to carry the incubus of the past. |
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The Alp has widely been regarded as simply the German counterpart of the incubus or nightmare. |
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Has anyone had any experiences with what might be considered a succubus or incubus? |
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The earliest literary sources have Merlin as a wonder child, born of an incubus, and a Welsh nun. |
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Like an incubus, it sucks all the economic resources of the world, and robs it of the best talent. |
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In the Old Testament the incubus was viewed as a voluptuous being eager to mate with women. |
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He is said to have been the child of a human mother and an incubus, or demon. |
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Many economists have in recent decades come to be persuaded that there is a way to get the political incubus off the economy's back. |
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Merlin was the son of an incubus and a human, condemned to age backwards, so that he predicted the past, remembered the future and used his skills to preserve the time line. |
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It is, however, an incubus for some three dozen of the world's poorest countries. |
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Many of the people of Zanzibar, however, sincerely believe in Popobawa, an incubus who supposedly rapes men who doubt his existence. |
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As an incubus, a practitioner of blood magic and a dispenser of pain, it is not really surprising. |
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According to one legend, the incubus and the succubus were fallen angels. |
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In that case, the young people of Europe, harkening to the clearer call of their blood and their homeland, would regard the European entity, if thus constructed, as an obstacle or as an incubus. |
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Notions of civic virtue were at that moment changing, in ways which would make of Louis's alleged vices an incubus on the back of the monarchy. |
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Unfortunately, these apparent advantages have turned into an incubus. |
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If we are justified in assuming that the setback in American industry will only be temporary, we may look forward to steady development in 1930, free from the incubus that has of late been hampering world conditions. |
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Goldhagen has left us with an image of a medieval-like incubus, a demon latent in the German mind, which had been waiting for an opportunity to strike out. |
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While Nennius' Ambrosius eventually reveals himself to be the son of a Roman consul, Geoffrey's Merlin is begotten on a king's daughter by an incubus. |
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We're calling the film Incubus because we looked the word up in the dictionary and thought it sounded enigmatic. |
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Who at one stroke didst pare away three heads from off the shoulders of an Orke, begotten by an Incubus. |
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They have been compared to bands such as Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, Hoobastank and Incubus. |
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