folk belief continued into the modern era. One exorcism text dating from around the turn of the 19th–20th century gives Baskania as a name for the gello as well as for the evil eye. Modern fiction and popular culture Gyllou is featured in a major text of modern Luciferianism, a belief system that venerates Lucifer. In The Bible of the Adversary by Michael W. Ford, she is associated with Lilith and represents Vampyrism as a desire for eternal life. Gello (here spelled "Gilou") is the primary antagonist of Jessie D. Eaker's short story The Name of the Demoness, featured in the sixth Sword and Sorceress anthology. She appears as a dog-headed woman with snakes for fingers who steals newborn babies, and her many names are a major plot point. The "gylou" or "handmaiden devil" is an all-female species of devil in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. They are also known as "Maids of Miscarriage" and are noted to particularly hate babies. Gello is an item in the indie roguelike game The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth's DLC, The Binding of Isaac: Repentance, as a familiar. List of related demons Scholarly discussions of Gello associate her with and analyze the meaning of her narrative traditions in relation to the following demons and supernatural beings: Gallu Abyzou Lilith Lamia Mormo Empusa Notes References Citations Bibliography ; also Ancient Greek Lyrics (2010), Indiana University, pp. 50, 317. Chapters 4–6. Further reading West, D.R. "Gello and Lamia: Two Hellenic Daemons of Semitic Origin." Ugarit-Forschungen 23 (1991) 361–368. Demons in Christianity Infertility Infant mortality Miscarriage Greek legendary creatures Female legendary creatures Ghouls Greek ghosts Revenants