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Blockula

Blockula (Swedish: Blåkulla, lit. 'blue hill') was a legendary island where the Devil held his Earthly court during a witches' Sabbath. It was described as containing a massive meadow with no visible end, and a large house where the Devil would stay.

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Blockula

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples15
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Blockula

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related to Modern traditions · 8
Blockula → Blåkulla, Easter, Finland, In, In Sweden, Stockholm, Swedish-speaking, The
related to Preparation and travel · 6
Blockula → Blew, Children, Coat, Doublet, Red, Shirt
located in · 1
Blockula → a delicate large Meadow

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witches devil children upon swedish island sometimes house would witch blåkulla place ride meadow large sweden described men room said

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Blockulalocated ina delicate large Meadow0.90text
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsIn Sweden0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsSwedish-speaking0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsFinland0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsBlåkulla0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsEaster0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsThe0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsIn0.60section
Blockularelated to Modern traditionsStockholm0.60section
Blockularelated to Preparation and travelChildren0.60section
Blockularelated to Preparation and travelShirt0.60section
Blockularelated to Preparation and travelCoat0.60section

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