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Los Angeles. Albert Keith drove down La Brea Avenue after an earthquake. [RB Strange]
HPL Festival (online text) quoted 208.
French friend of Von Junzt. REH Black (online text) 57.
Innsmouth. HPL Innsmouth (online text) 320, 325-326, 354-355.
AWD Sky 62.
HPL Call (online text) 136.
A place in France. CAS Holiness (online text) wine of 127.
See Tres Sainte Trinosophie, La.
K'naa, also Outer Ones. HPL Aeons (online text) a metal brought by the Elder Ones from Yuggoth, and found in no mine of earth 274.
Miskatonic University Biology department. HPL Mountains (online text) 5-6, 10-16, 18-19, 22-33, 36-39, 41-43, 63-64, 75, 77, 79-80, 86, 93-94, 96, 104.
FL Terror2 310.
AWD Lurker 16.
HPL Dunwich (online text) quoted 155.
Of H.M.S. Advocate. AWD Gorge 106/107.
HPL Medusa (online text) 187, 200.
HPL Dunwich (online text) 166, 172.
See also: ceremonial days.
Lamp owned by the Arab, Abdul Alhazred. AWD Lamp (online text) 248-252, 254-255, 256.
Off Pacific Coast Highway, north of Malibu. The Probilski Foundation museum was located at 400 Lampton Drive. [RB Strange]
California. A 3.5 earthquake was centered near Lancaster. [RB Strange]
Of Providence. DWR Music (online text) cultured author in Providence (292); learned Providence friend of Rambeau and Frank Baldwyn, had read passages from a few of the less terrible books (294); read original Chronike von Nath, warned against playing music of the stars 297.
HK Bells (online text) 87.
HPL Museum (online text) 215, 229.
Lands of Wonder
A general name for the settings of various dreamlike stories by Lord Dunsany, paticularly those in this collections The Book of Wonder and Tales of Wonder. The phrase "lands of Wonder" is only referenced specifically in the tales "Idle Days on the Yann" and "The Coronation of Mr. Thomas Shap."
Dunsany's lands of Wonder are located many hundreds of leagues to the north of Yondo. [CAS Pnom].
Of Santa Rita. RB Terror (narrator) 219, 221, 240, 251-252.
Of Dunwich. AWD Shuttered 284-286.
Visiting Providence. RB Steeple (online text) 211, 222.
Pre-human languages include Aklo, Naacal, Tsath-yo, and Chian [AWD Lurker 134].
REH Black (online text) unknown 62.
Incl: Aklo; Amharic; Ancient Tongue; Arabic; Chian; Cykranoshian; Elder Script; Greek; Latin; Naacal; R'lyehian; Tsath-Yo.
HC Isle (online text) 152-155.
Providence. HPL Haunter (online text) 103.
Of Hankow. REH Bear 35-37.
AWD Passing A middle-aged man, serious, with a nautical air, who dabbled in witchcraft with Eric Holm. Unwittingly caused Holm's death by reading the spell that turns the spawn of Cthulhu against the person who first invoked it. Testified at the inquest.
RAL Nyaghoggua (online text) seekers of far-flung, shadowed Lanth are sometimes waylaid and subjected to weird rites by servants of Nyaghoggua.
FBL Gateway 7; Hounds (online text) 76.
AWD Lurker 111-115, (116-117), 118-119, (120-122), 123, (124-130), 131-133, 135, (136-141), 142-146.
Arkham? AWD Space 247.
Miskatonic University Antarctic Expedition. HPL Mountains (online text) 27-28.
Author, Turkish Wars. REH Black (online text) 59.
HPL Call (online text) 137.
HPL Call (online text) 149.
RWC Repairer (online text) 37.
HPL Gates (online text) 430.
HC Death (online text) 365-366.
The eidolon who rules Thalarion. HPL Kadath (online text) 317; White (online text) 38.
HPL Descendant (online text) 360; Diary (online text) low 313, barbarous 314, low 319; the Necronomicon was translated into Latin (History (online text) 53); Rats (online text) 43.
RB Hell (online text) 31, 53; Satan 18; Shambler (online text) language of De Vermis Mysteriis 181-183; Steeple (online text) 224.
AWD Curwen 34; Ithaqua 114; OutThere Latin inscription by St. Augustine on star-stone imprisoning Something from Out There; Passing the Confessions of the Mad Monk Clithanus was written in Latin; Wind (online text) Allison Wentworth raved adoramus te in his delerium.
HK Hunt (online text) 166; Hydra (online text) 131.
RAL Graag (online text) Graag's book was written in Latin 13; Settlers (online text) Dave Fenner studied Latin at Misk. U., Will Richards studied it at Columbia U. 24, Jim Garlan raved in a funny kind of Latin after going insane 26, Misk. U. only school in East with good enough facilities for Dave F's study of medeival Latin 30, Will Richards translates Latin quote from Necronomicon in Dave F's notebooks 31, Latin in notebooks very obscure and difficult 32, Will R. tells Major Settler that Dave F's notebooks would be useful for the study of corrupt Latin 35.
CAS Return (online text) 36, 38.
Paris. HPL Medusa (online text) 170.
AWD Clay 371, 375.
Incl: Corey, Jeffrey.
An area of Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California. FL Terror2 270.
Bohemian. HPL Medusa (online text) 175.
Of Salem. HPL Case (online text) 150.
HPL Mound (online text) 102-103.
AWD Lurker 137.
CJ Acquarium 303, 304, 307.
CJ Acquarium 302-305, 307.
A corpse. HPL Herbert (online text) 151.
AWD Wind (online text) cedars of, mentioned by Allison Wentworth while raving of his year spent traveling as a prisoner of Ithaqua.
Incl: Tyre.
Where Aunt May and Uncle Roscoe died in a car crash. RB Unspeakable 169.
Of Jadhore. High Priestess of the Temple of Ganesha, and in her last days, a member of the Stellar Brothers Circus [RB Elephant (online text) (42), 43-48, 50-55].
Vermont, near Dark Mountain. HPL Whisperer (online text) 225.
CJ Acquarium 305.
Prof. Alexander Chaupin said that his therapist could not refute the arcana behind the Legend of the Elder Saboth. [RB Grinning 54]
It appears that "Saboth" is an alternate spelling for the Hebrew word "sabaoth," meaning "hosts." A correspondent, Eric Friedman, has investigated what Jewish legends involving hosts could possibly correspond to the Legend of the Elder Saboth. He hit upon "a real Jewish tradition concerning the fallen angels; how they corrupted the Earth, necessitating the Flood (Genesis; Ch. 6)... the oldest known source for the legend is the Book of Enoch..." The relevant verses from Genesis Ch. 6 are
4 There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown. 5 And GOD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6 And it repented the LORD that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart. [King James Version]
The Book of Enoch is "an ancient Hebrew apocalyptic religious text, ascribed by tradition to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah." [Book of Enoch, Wikipedia] Most denominations of Judaism and Christianity do not accept it as scripture. The Book of Enoch is in itself divided into several books. The first of these, the Book of Watchers, Chapters 6-10, describes how human women bore children of fallen angels, and these children were giants. "And when men could no longer sustain them, the giants turned against them and devoured mankind. And they began to sin against birds, and beasts, and reptiles, and fish, and to devour one another's flesh, and drink the blood. . . And there arose much godlessness, and they committed fornication, and they were led astray, and became corrupt in all their ways. Semjaza taught enchantments, and root-cuttings, 'Armaros the resolving of enchantments, Baraqijal (taught) astrology, Kokabel the constellations, Ezeqeel the knowledge of the clouds, Araqiel the signs of the earth, Shamsiel the signs of the sun, and Sariel the course of the moon. And as men perished, they cried, and their cry went up to heaven . . ." Some of the non-fallen angels observed the situation and went to complain to the Most High, who decided to send a flood to destroy mankind. [Book 1: Watchers, AncientTexts.org, retreived 2/12/2021]
If you interpret the Legend of the Elder Saboth as a reference to this episode, then presumably Prof. Alexander Chaupin would have interpreted the fallen angels as aliens, from other stars or other dimensions, perhaps similar to Yog-Sothoth, who begat offspring on Lavinia Whateley [Dunwich (online text)], or the Deep Ones who interbred with the people of Polynesia and Innsmouth [HPL Innsmouth (online text)].
Inspector. HPL Call (online text) 128, 132 ff., 144.
Occultist; uncle of Graham Dean.
RB Kiss (online text) 43-44, (46-47, 49-51), 57.
HK Salem (online text) 254-262, 264-266.
(a style). HPL Case (online text) 212-215.
A place. HPL Kadath (online text) 380.
Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet. HPL Case (online text) 177.
HPL Call (online text) 128; Diary (online text) 313; Haunter (online text) 106; Medusa (online text) 173, 193; Mound (online text) 137; Mountains (online text) 47.
Lemuria was destroyed by the period of great earth upheavals called the Flood. [RB Strange]
REH Hyborian (online text); Untitled 37; Shadow (online text).
FBL Hounds (online text) 79.
RFS Warder 164.
CAS Tale (online text) contemporary w. Hyperborea 3.
HPL Museum (online text) summonable by sacrifice 222.
Eon-old. HPL Aeons (online text) There were rumors of the Ghatanothoa cult on the abhorred plateau of Leng 276; Celephaïs (online text) 87*; Fungi (online text) XXVII; Gates (online text) 435; Hound (online text) 174; Kadath (online text) and yellow silk priest 316*, 339, 345, 350*, 352*, 354, 358, high priest 360, 361, 363, 365, 368-371, 374-376, 384, 388, upper Leng and white buildings 390-391; Mountains (online text) 7, 29, 45, 70, 103; Museum (online text) 217; Whisperer (online text) 223, 226.
RB Grinning 54.
The tall man of Project Arkham speculated that Lovecraft's Plateau of Leng may be in Antarctica. After Cthulhu returns, Leng will surface with a risen continent. [RB Strange]
AWD Beyond2 169, 171, 176; Curwen 12; Dweller 133, 138; Gable (online text) the glass from-- 200, 207-208, 213; Keeper 160; Lamp (online text) 254; Lurker 48, 84; Hastur 22; Sandwin 106; Seal (online text) 159, 161; Whippoorwills 47; Wind (online text) Allison Wentworth raved that Ithaqua sprang from Leng. Dr. Jamison had heard of it before. The Ancient Ones once ruled there.
HK Salem (online text) black tower of 261/262.
JVS Dead 34: Boys heard the name Leng chanted while in a tunnel leading from Elmer Harrod's house.
Incl: Tcho-Tcho people.
Zodiac sign. HPL Messenger (online text) 57.
HPL Medusa (online text) 187.
Of Innsmouth. AWD Island 191.
By Chesterton. RB Kiss (online text) 38.
A city in Hyperborean times. CAS Coming (online text) 74.
Of dreamlands.HPL Other (online text) gods' sighs heard in the plaintive dawn winds of 128; Kadath (online text) 310-311;
HPL Case (online text) 133.
Pickman painting. HPL Pickman (online text) 19.
Play by Somerset Maugham. AWD Space 232.
HPL Call (online text) 132.
Father of Arnsley. AWD Those 112-113, 117.
HPL Case (online text) source of long chant 170, 216.
A recognized expert on dream phenomena. HK Hydra (online text) 129.
Arkham; hotel. AWD Hastur 1, 25, 29.
A ship. HPL Time (online text) 407.
HPL Diary (online text) 311.
Incl: van der Heyl, Cornelis.
Tibet. AWD Beyond2 164; Wind (online text) Allison Wentworth mentioned the mystic rites of the the Lamasery at Lhassa while raving of his year spent traveling as a captive of Ithaqua.
A Chinese drug used by Lao Tze and Halpin Chalmers. FBL Hounds (online text) 76.
Lower division of the Jurassic series (Oxford Universal Dictionary). CAS Ubbo (online text) 54.
A magical grimoire. Yog-Sothoth told Joseph Curwen that Psalm III in the Liber-Damnatus holds the clavicle (key) to a certain spell. This spell causes a Thing to breed in the Outside Spheres, which will eventually influence a descendant of the sorcerer to revive the sorcerer from his essential saltes. [HPL Case (online text) 151, 162]
Variant Latin spelling for Book of Eibon.
John Merritt saw a copy of Geber's Liber Investigationis in Joseph Curwen's library. [HPL Case (online text) 121]
This is apparently a reference to De investigatione perfectionis ("On the Investigation of Perfection") by pseudo-Geber. "Being the clearest expression of alchemical theory and laboratory directions available until then—in a field where mysticism, secrecy, and obscurity were the usual rule—Pseudo-Geber's books were widely read and influential among European alchemists." [Pseudo-Geber, Wikipedia.] A copy in Latin is at the Internet Archive.
Liber Ivonie, Liber Ivonis, Liber Ivoris
Variant Latin names for the Book of Eibon. See: Book of Eibon.
Liber Revelationum de Insidia et Versutiis Daemonum Adversus Homines
A book of demonology by the 13th century Abbot Richalmus (Richalm von Schöntal or Schönthal), which was not printed until much later; Wikipedia says the 16th century, but Paul Brians says it was "first printed by Bernard Pez in his Thesaurus Anecdotorum Novisisimus (Wittenberg?: Philippi, Martini & Joannis Veith, 1721-29), vol. 1, part 2, columns 373-472."
"Richalmus claimed it to be untrue that every person is haunted by one demon only. On the contrary, demons will crowd like a thick wall around any human, and when Richalmus closed his eyes, he would often see tiny demons flying around both himself and others, 'thick as dust in a ray of sun'." [Richalmus, Wikipedia]
Brians says "This crochety monk was obsessed with demons, blaming them for all of the petty irritants that surrounded him. . ." [Satanic Verses Chapter V: A City Visible but Unseen, brians.wsu.edu, Paul Brians, Fall 1998] As an example, Richalmus blamed demons for his difficulties in concentrating while reading: "When I am reading directly from the book and only with the thought, as I usually do, they [the devils] make me read aloud word for word, depriving me of the inner understanding of what I read so that I can penetrate so much less into the inner strength of reading the more I pour myself into the outer language." [Los diablos y la lectura, loquenuncatedigo.blogspot.com, dated 10/13/2007; translated by Google Translate]
According to Phillips Keith, Liber Revelationum includes a spell to raise a draconibus. [RB Hell (online text) 26] However, it seems unlikely that Liber Revelationum would include such a spell, given Richalmus' hatred of demons.
A sloop. HPL Case (online text) 133.
Proconsul at Tarraco. FBL Hills (online text) 286, 289.
Variant Latin name for the Book of Eibon. See: Book of Eibon.
RB Shambler (online text) 180.
AWD Lurker 133.
Of Monk's Hollow. HK Frog (online text) (114), 117-120, 122.
Spirit/goddess? CAS Holiness (online text) 119, 123.
A woman or spirit; manifested in Arkham; companion to Uriah Garrison. AWD Attic 326.
Reporter for Providence Telegram. HPL Haunter (online text) 93, 103.
RB Steeple (online text) 213-214.
Peru. AWD Curwen 10, 29; Gorge 97, 122, 124-126, 134.
Includes: Andros, Prof. Vibarro; National Museum; Lima, University of.
Home of San Marcos lib, museum, or univ. AWD Lurker 81, 125.
London. AWD Curwen 13; Gorge 98, 112; Keeper 140; Wood the year 1911 (mysterious occurence in) 83.
HPL Case (online text) 131.
HPL Winged (online text) Slauenwite's predecessor at M'gonga, who moved to Nairobi and knew of the devil-fly sickness 246, sent medicine to Slauenwite 247.
Of Innsmouth, Massachusetts. Deacon at a church run by Rev. Ralph Beckford. Lindsay owned the Lindsay Paint Company. Lindsay became afflicted by toxins that had been illegally dumped in Deeprock Gorge by his own paint company. [HC Coming]
A paint manufacturer in Innsmouth, Massachusetts, owned by Howard Lindsay. Under the influence of a "dark-complexioned" visitor (Nyarlathotep?) from the Middle East, this factory started producing something toxic that was dumped in Deeprock Gorge. [HC Coming]
Roman Britain. HPL Descendant (online text) 361.
HPL Electric (online text) 70.
HPL Iranon (online text) 116.
HPL Gates (online text) 453.
A psychic and recluse. FBL Hills (online text) 280.
Constellation. HPL Kadath (online text) 357.
Of Bel-Yarnak. HK Jest (online text) 61.
HPL Whisperer (online text) 214.
RB Brood 92; Hell (online text) 63.
AWD Curwen 21; Keeper 150; Lurker 133.
REH Black (online text) (61, 65); Children (online text): The Sword People of ancient Britain called them Children of the Night; Little: Costigan said the Little People were descended from the prehistoric people known as Turanians, Picts, Mediterraneans, and Garlic-eaters, who inhabited Europe before the Celts; People (online text) 147.
AM Novel (online text) dislike of metal implied by Prof. Gregg leaving all his metal possessions behind (4, 41), leave inscriptions written with red earth (11, 37), dwell in remote and secret places, celebrate foul mysteries, hate the sun (16), boast of the stone called Sixtystone or Ixaxar (17), voices harsh and hissing (16, 20), half-breed boy has black hair, black eyes, olive skin, is retarded and subject to fits during which he speeks in a lost language (19-20), smell like snakes (28), still survive, and retain primitive powers (34), in desolate and lonely country (35), strangely-balanced axe (35-36), reversion to snake/reptile form (40-41); Red (online text) flint tools (135, 141, 144-146, 170, 173), treasure of a race extinct for ages (165), them that dwell below (170), keepers (176), little higher than beasts (177); Shining (online text) flint arrow-heads (109, 194, 199, 204), gathering for sacrifice (201), stunted, deformed, yellow, with almond eyes (202), three and a half to four feet high, Mongolian eyes, see in the dark (205), prehistoric Turanian cave dwellers 206.
Incl: Ghoth the Burrower.
Aka: Children of the Night; fairies.
Compare with: Old People.
See also: black seal.
Arkham area? A cat. AWD Gable (online text) 204.
England. HPL Case (online text) 163.
Variant French name for the Book of Eibon. See: Book of Eibon.
Of Easter Island. AWD Island 179.
FL Terror2 281.
Director, Miskatonic University library. AWD Curwen 3, 43; Hastur 3, 6-8, 15-29; Sky 58.
A deity. AWD Beyond2 164-165, 170-171; Curwen 20-21, 31; Dweller 133; Depths (online text) 235; Ithaqua 114; Lair 124-126, described 129, 130, and hordes 131, and those below them 133, and evil spawn 134; Keeper 150; Lurker 133; Hastur 22; Sandwin 100-101, twin brother Zhar 104, co-leader of forces of air 105, 106-108, 115; Seal (online text) 159-160, 176; Sky 68; Valley (online text) 134.
Aka: Loegar.
AWD Lurker 134.
Llunwy of Wales
A descendent of Viburnia and Ghoth the Burrower, and an ancestor of H. P. Lovecraft [HPL Family (online text)].
HPL Whisperer (online text) 223.
JVS Dead 34: Boys in the late Elmer Harrod's house heard the name L'mur Kathulos chanted from underground.
Possible synonym for: Kathulos.
A god of Sarnath. HPL Doom (online text) 46.
Pawtuxet. HPL Case (online text) 185.
Viking captain. REH Gods (online text) 188-189, 192.
Magician at Thulask. CAS Coming (online text) 71-72, 74-75, 77-78.
Synonym for Lloigor. AWD Lurker 51.
Norway. AWD Spawn 18-21, 25-27, 31, 33.
See: Lomar.
England. HPL Call (online text) 132; Case (online text) 163-164; Celephaïs (online text) 83, 86; Descendant (online text) 358; Museum (online text) 221-222; Rats (online text) 34, 39.
RB Fane 135; Mummy 286; Satan 5.
RWC Repairer (online text) 5.
AWD Curwen 13, 32, 34-35, 40, 42; GodBox 119, 123; Gorge 98, 110, 118; Keeper 137-138, 140, 142, 144, 146-147, 171-172; Lair 135; Lurker 4, 81, 138; Middle 352; Shuttered 257; Space 234; Spawn 26, 31; Survivor (online text) 153; Wood 83.
REH Black (online text) 56; Roof (online text) 4-5; Skull (online text): aeons-old tunnels lie beneath London, their existence known only to the followers of Kathulos.
CJ Acquarium 300-301.
CAS Ubbo (online text) 50-51, 53, 55.
Includes: Bates, Lucius; Colum, Nayland; Halbin, Edith; Kuching; Lear, Edmund; Lear, Horatio; Longeway, Talbot; Petra, Lenden; Northam, Lord; Rhodes, Emily; Rogers, George; Wadham, Leonard; Whateley, Abner (2); Williams (1).
Basil Street; British Museum; Brompton Road; Cadogan Square; Chandos Street; Charing Cross; Croydon; East India Docks; East India Dock Road; Embankment, the; Eton Club; Follexon; Gray's Inn; Haney Lane; Haymarket; Knightsbridge Station; Limehouse; London Times; London Zoo; Longeway and Longeway, agents; Middle Temple Lane; Park Lane (London or Croydon?); Madame Tussaud's; Orabona; Pont Street; Portland Place; Regent's Park; Regent Street; Rogers' Museum; Scotland Yard; Selfridges; Soho; Southwark Street; Strand; Thames; Walton Street; Walworth Road; Waterloo Bridge; Waterloo Station; Whitechapel;
CJ Acquarium 300.
RB Sebek 126.
RB Unspeakable 165-177.
California. The construction firm of J. C. Higgins was based on Long Beach. [RB Strange]
Providence. HPL Case (online text) 137.
CJ Acquarium 300.
CJ Acquarium 300-301.
HPL Pickman (online text) 21.
A bottle. HPL Terrible (online text) 273.
HK Salem (online text) 262.
Synonym for: crux ansata.
Wrote notes about the Congo. HPL Picture (online text) 119.
Loquamethros
The last king to rule in Commoriom, the old capital of Hyperborea. He bestowed much honors on the chief headsman, Athammaus. He solemnly reaffirmed the sentence of death for Knygathin Zhaum. After the third failed execution of Knygathin Zhaum, Loquamethros apparently fled Commoriom with the rest of the inhabitants. [CAS Testament (online text)]
Epithet of Azathoth. HPL Haunter (online text) 110.
HK Hydra (online text) 139.
RB Faceless 40, 44, 48.
Synonym for: Nyarlathotep.
AWD Curwen 10.
Synonym for: Kon. Possible synonym for: Cthulhu.
AWD Gable (online text) 207; Lurker 84.
Synonym for: Nodens.
Lord of the Interstellar Spaces
AWD Gable (online text) 207.
Synonym for: Hastur.
Synonym for Satan [RB Hell (online text) 49].
Synonym for Ithaqua. AWD Wind (online text) mentioned by Allison Wentworth in his delerium.
Synonym for Shub-Niggurath. HPL Whisperer (online text) 226.
AWD Sky 68.
HPL Diary (online text) 319.
Order of saurians. AWD Survivor (online text) 152.
RB Steeple (online text) 228.
Los Angeles County was declared a disaster area after a 7.1 earthquake. In the near future, further earthquakes cause the Los Angeles basin to be submerged. [RB Strange]
HK Bells (online text) 80-81, 86, 92.
FL Terror2 county 267 & 280, city 272.
Incl: Beckman, Frederick T.; Colman, Laurel; Dixon, Mark; Heisinger, Danton; Heller; Keith, Albert; Keith, Kay; La Brea Avenue; Los Angeles Times; McLoy, Charles; Moybridge, Judson; Nye, Reverend; Peters, Frank; Ross (2); Starry Wisdom Temple; Waverly, Simon;
Alvarado Street; Bel-Air; Burton Way; Fountain Avenue; Highland Avenue; Hollywood; Hollywood Hills; Hollywoodland; Los Feliz Boulevard; Maxwell's; Melrose Avenue; Normandie Avenue, South; Parkland Cemetery; Parkland Place;
Heller was the city editor, and Mark Dixon was a junior researcher. They covered an attempted assassination of the Los Angeles mayor by the Black Brotherhood. The Times News Center was destroyed by fire following a major earthquake. [RB Strange]
HK Hydra (online text) 134.
Los Angeles. Judson Moybridge was living on Los Feliz when Mark Dixon was a child. [RB Strange]
California. When Mark Dixon was being taken to Reverend Nye's place in the Santa Cruz Mountains, they passed a sign that read Los Gatos – 30 mi. [RB Strange]
Of Texas. REH Lost 64, 66, 69-70, 78, 84, 89.
Aka: Valley of the Lost.
Incl: Ghost Cave
HPL Call (online text) 135; Medusa (online text) 168-169, 192.
RB Sebek 115.
Incl: New Orleans.
Kentucky. FL Terror2 270-271, 296, 307.
RB Steeple (online text) 212.
Of Providence.
In a letter, Lovecraft traced his ancestry back through Llunwy of Wales, to Ghoth the Burrower (one of the Little People) and a series of Romans of the Viburnia gens (family), thence to Nyarlathotep, and finally to Azathoth. [HPL Family (online text)]
RB Demon 62; Steeple (online text) 212-213, 216-217, 219, 224, 226-229.
Lovecraft met with the painter Richard Upton in Boston, where Upton showed him something shocking (probably a painting of a ghoul). On October 13, 1926, Lovecraft wrote to Upton, asking to meet again. Lovecraft may have received a visit from Upton in early December, as Upton returned from Providence to Boston on December 10. Simon Waverly and Albert Keith found Lovecraft's hand-drawn maps of Arkham and of the South Pacific, showing the location of R'lyeh. Lovecraft's occult knowledge may have come from dreams. Simon Waverly speculated the Lovecraft might have begun serious occult research in 1926, after returning to Providence from New York. Project Arkham was founded to investigate the truth behind Lovecraft's stories. In the near future, Lovecraft's writings are suppressed, and Judson Moybridge writes The Fall of Cthulhu to prove that Lovecraft's works were merely fiction. [RB Strange]
AWD Island 186; Beyond2 160, 162; Curwen 3, 7, 14, 30-31, 41; Dweller 122, 126, 129, 133-134, 148; Gorge author of Shadow Over Innsmouth 110; Keeper 137, 140, 155; Hastur 14; Seal (online text) 163, 164; Valley (online text) quoted (116); Wind (online text) Dr. Jamison showed Robert Norris stories by H. P. Lovecraft about Cthulhu.
REH Children (online text) 151: Author of The Call of Cthulhu.
FL Terror2 294-297, 300, 303, 309-310.
RAL Graag (online text) drew on genuine sources for his stories, but changed a few names and added his own details 13; Settlers (online text) knew a lot about Necronomicon and Settler's Wall, wrote some of such things as fiction, corresponded with Dave Fenner (27 & 32).
DWR Music (online text) quote from "Thing on the Doorstep" 292.
JVS Graveyard 237-239; Snouted (narrator) 26, 28.
Compare with: Providence author, a.
RB Steeple (online text) 228.
HPL Pickman (online text) 21.
A doctor who treated Kay Keith when she was staying with Project Arkham in Washington, D.C. [RB Strange]
Newburyport. HPL Innsmouth (online text) 315.
Suburb of Tsath in K'n-yan. HPL Mound (online text) suburb of Tsath 151.
In Asturias, origin of Panfilo de Zamacona y Nunez. HPL Mound (online text) 113, on Bay of Biscay 115.
Cold Harbor; brother-in-law of Randy Margate. AWD Ithaqua 105-107, 109-110, 113-116.
RB Hell (online text) 35, 37, 43, 65, 68.
As Caugnar Faugn. FBL Hills (online text) 301.
Aunt of Willie Osborne. RB Notebook (online text) 232-243, 245.
Of New York. HK Hydra (online text) 126-129, 133, 135-140.
Antarctica. HPL Mountains (online text) 70.
RB Sorcerer (online text) 161.
Author, Ars Magna et Ultima. HPL Case (online text) 121.
AWD Lurker 16; Whippoorwills 43.
DWR Music (online text) instrument resembling Hammond Organ, Frank Baldwyn made adjustments to enable it to play music of the stars 295.
A Roman galley slave who became prisoner of the Druids on Anglesey. RB DarkIsle 100-113.
Roman in Britain (ancient times). RB Brood 92.
Synonym for Yog-Sothoth. AWD Whippoorwills 70.
AWD Peabody 179.
Of Dunwich. AWD Lurker 32-33, 40.
A mad mystic and priest of cryptic Bast, who wrote the volume Black Rites. [RB Grinning 54; Suicide (online text) 19]
HPL Kadath (online text) 364.
An alienist. HPL Case (online text) 112, 148, 166, 181, 186, 192, 196.
Caledonia County, Vermont. HPL Whisperer (online text) 209.
A town? AWD OutThere 585-587, 589, 592, 594.
Incl: Cloy, Albert; Cloy, Jibber; Cotton, Jeremy; Cramton, Old; Currie, Dr. William; Green, Herbert; Kopps, Henry; Malvern, Lord; Malvern, Geoffrey; Slade, John; Wayne, Jasper.
AWD Lurker 122.
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