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Nisroch

Nisroch (Hebrew: נִסְרֹךְ, romanized: Nīsrōḵ; Koine Greek: Νεσεραχ; Latin: Nesroch) was, according to the Hebrew Bible, a god of Assyria in whose temple King Sennacherib was worshiping when he was assassinated by his sons Adrammelech and Sharezer (2 Kings 19:37, Isaiah 37:38).

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Nisroch as a demon

DemonDemonologistJohann WeyerPseudomonarchia DaemonumHell
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HebrewRomanizedKoine GreekLatinHebrew Bible
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related to Nisroch as a demon · 34
Nisroch → According, Amulet, Austen Henry Layard, Biblical, Book VI, British, Delicate Temptation, Flight, Hebrew, Hell, In, In Edith Nesbit's, Is, Johann Weyer, John Milton's, Kalhu, Layard, Milton, Name, Near Eastern
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Nisroch → Assyria, Hebrew, In, It, Judah, Neser, Noah's Ark, Sennacherib, Talmud, The

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Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonIn0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonThe Dutch0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonJohann Weyer0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonPseudomonarchia Daemonum0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonHell0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonBook VI0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonJohn Milton's0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonParadise Lost0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonSatan's0.60section
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Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonMilton0.60section
Nisrochrelated to Nisroch as a demonRoy Flannagan0.60section

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