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Frederick Thomas Elworthy

1830–1907

Frederick Thomas Elworthy (1830-1907) was an English philologist, antiquary, and folklorist, best known for "The Evil Eye" (1895) and "Horns of Honour, and Other Studies in the By-ways of Archaeology" (1900, John Murray, London), a study of horns as a cross-cultural symbolic and religious motif, including a dedicated chapter on the Devil's traditional horned iconography.

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