The provided sources do not supply an origin story or cosmological narrative for Crocell. What is documented in the supplied material is that the name occurs among the roster of spirits taken from the Ars Goetia (a European goetic grimoire tradition) and that multiple translations and manuscript traditions produce variant spellings; no indigenous origin myth, creation account, or narrative biography for Crocell is present in the excerpts provided.
No traditional or canonical physical description from the Ars Goetia is contained in the supplied sources. The materials given do record modern artistic and fictional appropriations: a contemporary maker listed an "Amulet of Crocell" (a 3D model) and a fictional character named Crocell Keroli appears in a modern anime episode summary. These modern representations are creative usages of the name rather than cited transcriptions of a historical grimoire description.
The supplied documents do not include any grimoire statements about Crocell’s powers, functions, or behaviors toward humans. Source material indicates only that Crocell is among the named spirits catalogued in Ars Goetia-derived lists; no abilities, commands, or behavioral attributes from the grimoire are quoted in the provided sources.
Crimson Fox
Crimson Fox is a superhero codename used by multiple human women in DC Comics. The identity is an occupational/heroic mantle associated with Paris, perfume-industry wealth, and membership or association with teams such as Justice League Europe and the Global Guardians.
Crimthann Nia Náir
Crimthann Nia Náir is a legendary High King of Ireland from medieval Irish regnal tradition. His story links dynastic genealogy with the otherworld: he voyages with his fairy aunt Nár, returns with supernatural treasures, and dies soon after by falling from his horse at Howth. Sources place him variously in a chronology synchronized with Roman history.
Crinaeae
Crinaeae are a class of Greek nymphs associated with fountains and wells. Treated in classical and modern reference works as localized female nature-spirits, they share the general attributes of nymphs (place-bound divinities, often pictured as maidens) but are not described in the supplied sources as immortal major gods.
Crinisus
A Roman god associated with the Sicilian river Crinisus, able to transform into a dog. (Note: - Power tier should be Ancient (deity-level) instead of Primordial - Origin story summary is incorrect; it was in dog form that he fathered Acestes, not as a deity - Appearance description is incomple)
Crino
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Crocale
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Crom (fictional deity)
Crom is the name used for a deity figure in modern fiction, most notably cited as a fictional deity in the Conan the Barbarian setting. The provided sources do not supply a detailed cosmology, attributes, or rituals for this deity; the name also appears in other contexts (Irish names and place-names) that are listed separately in source material.
Crom Cruach
Crom Cruach is a pre-Christian cult figure in medieval Irish sources, presented as a central idol venerated on Magh Slécht and described in Christian-era narratives as surrounded by twelve subsidiary figures and associated with propitiatory offerings for agricultural bounty; hagiographies recount Saint Patrick destroying the image and casting out a demon said to inhabit it.
Crom Dubh
Crom Dubh is a fluid mythological and folkloric figure from Irish tradition, variously represented as a remnant cultic god, a pagan chieftain or robber, a servant-figure, and the focal figure of seasonal first-fruits rites (Crom Dubh Sunday). In later narratives he is frequently framed as an antagonist subdued or reinterpreted by St. Patrick.
Cromm Cruac (Robin of Sherwood)
Cromm Cruac is a reworking of the Irish figure Crom Cruach used in the British television series Robin of Sherwood as a named pagan locus of power. Historically attested in Christian sources as a pre‑Christian Irish deity whose worship Christian writers claim involved offerings, the television series presents 'Cromm Cruac' (episode title, 17 May 1986) as a place — associated in the episode with a lake — whose powers can be invoked in the drama.
Crommyonian Sow
A monstrous wild pig from Greek heroic legend that terrorized the region around Crommyon on the Isthmus between Megara and Corinth. The creature — also called Phaea in some accounts — is slain by the culture-hero Theseus and appears in variant traditions as either an extraordinary beast or as a human outlaw nicknamed 'Sow.'
Crone
A folkloric character-type of an older woman whose age and gender define her social and symbolic role. The crone appears ambivalently across traditions as a malicious hag, a stern tester or guardian, or a venerated wise woman and keeper of remedies and lore.
Community Record
- [1]List of demons in the Ars Goetia (Wikipedia). "In this article, the demons' names are taken from the goetic grimoire Ars Goetia, which differs in terms of number and ranking from the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum of Johannes Wier. As a result of multiple translations, there are multiple spellings for some of the names, explained in more detail in the articles concerning them."wiki
- [2]Crocellina (Wikidata entry — genus of fungi). Wikidata label: "genus of fungi."other
- [3]#252 Mazacreando Tus Oidos February 27th 2018 (archive listing). Playlist/program listing where "Crocell" appears among music/media references.other
- [4]Amulet of Crocell (Thingiverse/Archive entry). "Amulet of Crocell that I made. More info on Crocell here: http://www.deliriumsrealm.com/crocell/ IF YOU PRINT IT, POST YOUR PICS!!!! :D THIS MODEL IS NOT FOR SALE OR PROFIT."other
- [5]Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Episode 22 – Sparkling Shock (archive). "Kuromu’s true identity happened to be Crocell Keroli from the Misfit Class!" (episode summary referencing a fictional character named Crocell Keroli).other