Aulak

Aulak

Variations:

Algul

This vampire takes its name from the Arabic word meaning “leech.” It prefers to drink the blood of women and children.

Source:

  • Baskin, Dictionary of Satanism, 43;
  • Langton, Essentials of Demonology, 50;
  • Masters, Eros and Evil, 1 81;
  • Oesterley, Immortality, 45

Taken from the Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology Written by :Theresa Bane ©2010 Theresa Bane. All rights reserved

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