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Death-Spirits

Spirits which hover in the air and swoop down on all living things when called upon by those skilled in the arts of magic; also called the Hounds of Hades.

The sorceress, Medea, used the Death-Spirits to confuse and defeat the gigantic bronze man, Talos, on the island of Crete when the Argonauts landed there on their voyage home.

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