Citations:cacodaemoniacal


 * 1823,, The British Critic: New Series, volume 19, C. & J. Rivington, page 589–590:
 * , a spurious and cacodæmoniacal race usurps the rightful privileges of the genuine Ghost,
 * October 14, 2002, “People's Commissar” (username), re:Cthulhu and myth, in alt.horror.cthulhu, usenet:
 * You just like to RAG on things in a (lol) cacodaemoniacal manner.
 * 2011 (originally September 1922), Howard Phillips Lovecraft, The Hound in H. P. Lovecraft Fictionn Collection (originally in Weird Tales), Boris Lariushin, page 315:
 * , on which St John and I sometimes produced dissonances of exquisite morbidity and cacodaemoniacal ghastliness;