Southern Albanian dragon-like being with a woman’s body and a serpent’s tail. Elsie 2001 s.v. Llamja: Alb. llamje, def. llamja; guards waterholes and springs, drinks the water, changes forms, kidnaps and devours children; found in mountains and stagnant ponds; recorded in southern Albania and Albanian colonies of Greece. The name touches Modern Greek Lamia — honest contact with a wider Balkan–Greek figure, not a cue to paste in a Libyan queen’s classical biography. She is not the same as Lubia of the many-headed garden.