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Caladrius

The caladrius (or charadrius), also known as the dhalion in Greek, according to Christian mythology in the Physiologus, is a snow-white bird that lives in the king's house. It is said to be able to take the sickness into itself and then fly away, dispersing the sickness and healing both itself and the sick person. The caladrius legend formed part of…

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Caladrius

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples40
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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related to In popular culture · 12
Caladrius → Age, Atlanteans, Caladria, In, Medieval Barber, Mythology, Saturday Night Live, Steve Martin, The, The Titans, Theodoric, York
related to In medieval bestiaries · 9
Caladrius → Christ, Christian, Gentiles, In, Jews, Medieval, Sometimes, The, This
related to Further reading · 8
Caladrius → Alne Church, Archaeological Journal, Archived, Druce, George, The Caladrius, Wayback Machine, Yorkshire
related to External links · 4
Caladrius → Aberdeen BestiaryAnother Page, CaladriusCaladrius, Medieval BestiaryImages, The Caladrius
related to Origin · 4
Caladrius → Due, It, Louis Réau, The
is a · 2
Caladrius → demon in the Megami Tensei video game series.The Japanese light novel Redo of Healer mentions it as a monster which is considered a God by a demon race tribe, mythical bird that can see the future.Caladrius is the name of a minor character in the video game Dragon Age

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bird medieval away christian bestiary white face live christ character video game serves novel also mythology said sickness fly sick

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Caladriusis ademon in the Megami Tensei video game series.The Japanese light novel Redo of Healer mentions it as a monster which is considered a God by a demon race tribe0.90text
Caladriusis amythical bird that can see the future.Caladrius is the name of a minor character in the video game Dragon Age0.90text
the heroninstance ofor possibly some sort of water bird0.80text
Caladriusrelated to External linksThe Caladrius0.60section
Caladriusrelated to External linksMedieval BestiaryImages0.60section
Caladriusrelated to External linksCaladriusCaladrius0.60section
Caladriusrelated to External linksAberdeen BestiaryAnother Page0.60section
Caladriusrelated to Further readingDruce0.60section
Caladriusrelated to Further readingGeorge0.60section
Caladriusrelated to Further readingThe Caladrius0.60section
Caladriusrelated to Further readingAlne Church0.60section
Caladriusrelated to Further readingYorkshire0.60section

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