Man thought to be devil by lion

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Man thought to be devil by lion.

The wise and the foolish. · Fools (and other unwise persons). · Absurd misunderstandings. · One thing mistaken for another. · Things thought to be devils, ghosts, etc. · view the constellation · filed as J1786.5

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Man costumed as demon thought to be devil; thieves flee Woman thought to be devil; thieves flee Man mistaken for Famine and Cholera in person Priest exorcising demon mistaken for demon and beaten to death Men, on first seeing wives with hair, think they are witches and run away Lion thinks man astride him is monster: frightened Man reported to be dead so that people flee from him as from a ghost

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