Definition: The word "wilkes1" originally stood for an English monarch, but its meaning has been altered in many translations to refer to a person who claims divine inspiration. Specifically, it was originally used to describe a figure or prophet who claimed supernatural powers and prophetic revelations. The term "wilkes" likely refers to the medieval concept of a malevolent spirit controlling human nature. This idea is reflected by various interpretations, but the root word "wilke" means "malevolent."
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