Bible Dictionaries
Demon

1910 New Catholic Dictionary

(Greek: daimon; daimonion, a genius: a spirit between the gods and men).

In the New Testament the word is synonymous with the evil spirit, and in English versions of the Bible is rendered "devil" and consequently designates a maleficent being, a meaning not necessarily implied in the original yord "demon." One possessed or controlled by an evil spirit is a demoniac, or energumen. Demons are often used in art associated with

New Catholic Dictionary

Bibliography Information
Entry for 'Demon'. 1910 New Catholic Dictionary. https://www.studylight.org/​dictionaries/​eng/​ncd/​d/demon.html. 1910.