LUCIFER2. Lucifer, later identified with Satan, was originally called "son of the morning," Isaiah 14:12. Dante places Lucifer as a three-headed monster in the very pit of hell, frozen from mid-breast firm in the ice, Inf XXXIV.23-60.
The Monk gives a brief stanza on the tragedy of Lucifer, now Sathanas, MkT 1999-2006. The Parson preaches that the sale of sacred things is the most horrible sin after pride, the sin of Lucifer, ParsT 785-790. [Satan]
Lucifer appears in medial position, MkT 1999, and in an apostrophe, MkT 2004.