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- Xaphan abstract "In Collin de Plancy's book, Dictionnaire Infernal, Xaphan was one of the fallen angels. He rebelled with Satan, and is a demon of the 2nd rank. He is said to have an inventive mind and came up with the idea to set fire to heaven before he and the other fallen were cast out. He has a bellows as an emblem, but must fan the flames of the abyss with his mouth and hands.Xaphan also appears in Marvel Comics: Nightcrawler vIII#3, Deadpool Team-Up#897, and Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions v1#1.".
- Xaphan thumbnail Xaphan.jpg?width=300.
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- Xaphan hasPhotoCollection Xaphan.
- Xaphan subject Category:Demons_in_Christianity.
- Xaphan type Abstraction100002137.
- Xaphan type Belief105941423.
- Xaphan type Cognition100023271.
- Xaphan type Content105809192.
- Xaphan type DemonsInChristianity.
- Xaphan type Devil109542339.
- Xaphan type EvilSpirit109541919.
- Xaphan type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Xaphan type Spirit109545324.
- Xaphan type SpiritualBeing109504135.
- Xaphan comment "In Collin de Plancy's book, Dictionnaire Infernal, Xaphan was one of the fallen angels. He rebelled with Satan, and is a demon of the 2nd rank. He is said to have an inventive mind and came up with the idea to set fire to heaven before he and the other fallen were cast out. He has a bellows as an emblem, but must fan the flames of the abyss with his mouth and hands.Xaphan also appears in Marvel Comics: Nightcrawler vIII#3, Deadpool Team-Up#897, and Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions v1#1.".
- Xaphan label "Xaphan".
- Xaphan label "Xaphan".
- Xaphan label "グザファン".
- Xaphan sameAs グザファン.
- Xaphan sameAs Xaphan.
- Xaphan sameAs m.04dt0l.
- Xaphan sameAs Q8043142.
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- Xaphan sameAs Xaphan.
- Xaphan wasDerivedFrom Xaphan?oldid=579033089.
- Xaphan depiction Xaphan.jpg.
- Xaphan isPrimaryTopicOf Xaphan.
