demonia

The Swaziland National History Society, for example, notes that an IAS known locally as demonia weed was blown into Swaziland by a cyclone in 1984; this has subsequently rendered large areas of formerly productive agricultural land useless.

Invasive alien species in Africa 2007

‘Per omnes paene civitates cadunt theatra … cadunt et fora vel moenia in quibus demonia colebantur’; the very walls within which these devilments were practised.

X. English Literature in Our Universities (I) 1916

Amenartas, e genere regio Egyptii, uxor Callicratis, sacerdotis Isidis, quam dei fovent demonia attendunt, filiolo suo Tisistheni jam moribunda ita mandat: Effugi quodam ex Egypto, regnante Nectanebo, cum patre tuo, propter mei amorem pejerato.

She Henry Rider Haggard 1890

[84] From Weir "De Mag: demonia:" Cours Complet d'agriculture par l'Abbé Rosier, Tom.

Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of Reproduction John Davenport 1833

“Yeah, bronchal demonia,” Pearlie says, “and we didn’t think she’d live.”

Tessie and Pearlie JOY HOROWITZ 1996

Egyptii uxor Callicratis ſacerdot̅ Iſidis qua̅ dei fove̅t demonia atte̅du̅t filiol’ ſuo Tiſiſtheni ia̅ moribu̅da ita ma̅dat: Effugi quo̅da̅ ex Egypto regna̅te Nectanebo cu̅ patre tuo, p̃pter mei amore̅ pejerato.

She Henry Rider Haggard 1890