एक पौराणिक राक्षस (शिंगे असलेले मानवी डोके नसणे),

manticore's Usage Examples:

find several cards with creatures, including unicorns, cornish pixies, manticores and nifflers, as well as the Book of Monsters.

homunculus, hydra, giant insects, jackalope, kraken, giant lizard, lycanthropes, manticore, minotaur, pegasus, Phoenix, rakshasa, giant rat, roc, salamander.

from all around the world, both ancient and modern - vanars, dragons, manticores, rakshases and various others, often with interesting twists.

whether the manticore should be identified with or distinguished from the satyral and the lampago.

evil dragons with and without riders and other flying monsters such as manticores, wyverns, sivak draconians and beholderkin known as gas spores.

They once again follow suit by killing their gorgons and buying manticores.

various monsters (including sea lions, giant crayfish, giant scorpions, and manticores) before encounter 28, a battle against an ogre mage who possesses Blackrazor.

role-playing game Dungeons " Dragons and the card game Magic: The Gathering, manticores are depicted as having wings.

Both Lysander and Pelagia were later killed by manticores.

because in L"Engle"s theology of "a gradual Fall", it is still populated by manticores and unicorns, "everyone can still see angels," and some people "can still.

distinguished from similar mythical heraldic beasts the manticore and the satyral.

The manticore or mantichore (Early Middle Persian: merthykhuwar; Persian: مردخوار‎ mardykhor) is a Persian legendary creature similar to the Egyptian.

The song Tarkus itself supposedly follows the adventures of Tarkus from his birth, through a fight with a manticore, which he loses and concludes with an aquatic version of Tarkus named Aquatarkus.