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This paper examines the word larua, which has been commonly accepted as a revengeful evil spirit, in particular as a synonym of Lemur. Besides, it has other meanings such as «mask», although there is a connection between them. Through the different Roman sources examined, we suggest an updating of the meanings and their evolution from the Republic to the late pagan authors

Demonios, fantasmas y máscaras en la Antigüedad: consideraciones sobre el término <i>larua</i> y sus significados