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Named spirits catalogued in grimoires and magical systems, including Goetic, planetary, Enochian and Olympic spirits.
132 documented entities
Grimoire and Ceremonial-Magic Spirits
Hermetic-Qabalistic and modern Qliphothic traditions
A'arab Zaraq is the modern Hermetic-Qabalistic name for the Qliphothic shell commonly placed as the adverse counterpart of Netzach and associated with dispersion, desire and…
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European grimoire tradition
Agaliarept is named as a senior officer of the infernal hierarchy, an intelligence associated with secrets, mysteries and the disclosure of what rulers, institutions and…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Agares is a duke of the Ars Goetia, associated with languages, the return of fugitives and the unsettling motion that accompanies his arrival.
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Renaissance and later ceremonial-magic tradition
Agiel is the Jovian planetary intelligence of law, wisdom and ordered authority, shaping expansion into a structure that can either protect or dominate.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Aim is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with setting cities afire, causing destruction and giving sharp or witty answers.
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Thelemic and modern occult traditions
Aiwass is the intelligence Aleister Crowley identified as the voice dictating Liber AL vel Legis, The Book of the Law, in Cairo over three days…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Alloces is the fifty-second spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with astronomy, liberal sciences and the provision of familiars.
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Abramelin and European ceremonial-magic tradition
Amaimon is the southern king of the Abramelin hierarchy, a crowned power of burning air, severe knowledge and authority that punishes those who mistake ceremony…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Amdusias is the sixty-seventh spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with music, invisible instruments, bending trees and the granting of familiars.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Amon is a marquis of the Ars Goetia known for revealing past and future and for reconciling friends and foes.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Amy is the fifty-eighth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with astrology, liberal sciences, familiars and treasures guarded by spirits.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Andras is the sixty-third spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with discord, violent conflict and the destruction of trust between people.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Andrealphus is the sixty-fifth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with geometry, measurement, astronomy and the transformation of people into birdlike forms.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Andromalius is the seventy-second and final spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl associated with returning stolen goods, exposing thieves and punishing concealed wrongdoing.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Aratron is the Saturnine Olympic governor of time, stone and transformation, whose gifts arrive slowly and often carry the weight of everything that must be…
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Western grimoire traditions
Ariton, also called Egin or Egyn, is a powerful spirit prince in the Abramelin tradition and related grimoire hierarchies, often listed with Oriens, Paimon and…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Asmoday is the thirty-second spirit of the Ars Goetia, a great king associated with arithmetic, astronomy, geometry, crafts, invincibility and guarded treasure.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Astaroth is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with hidden knowledge, answers on past, present and future, and wide authority in demonological literature.
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Enochian and Dee-Kelley traditions
Ave is an angelic intelligence named in the spiritual records surrounding John Dee and Edward Kelley and later associated with the transmission or explanation of…
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Thelemic and modern occult traditions
Babalon is the central feminine divine figure of Thelemic and related occult traditions, associated with liberated desire, the Cup, the City of the Pyramids, surrender…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Bael is the first spirit of the Ars Goetia, described as a king who teaches invisibility and rules sixty-six legions of spirits.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Balam is the fifty-first spirit of the Ars Goetia, a king associated with answers on past, present and future, wit and invisibility.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Barbatos is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with understanding birds and beasts, locating hidden treasures and mediating friendship.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Bathin is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with herbs, precious stones and the rapid transportation of men from place to place.
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European grimoire tradition
Bechaud moves within storm, thunder and trembling ground, making the landscape itself appear possessed by a will that has chosen where to break.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Beleth is a king of the Ars Goetia associated with causing love and strong emotional attachment.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Belial is the sixty-eighth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a king associated with dignities, offices, favor, political advancement and a primordial claim of rank.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Berith is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with dignities, precious metals and answers that later traditions warn may mix truth with deception.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Bethor is the Jovian Olympic governor of crowns, fortune and expanding authority, granting dignity while testing whether the recipient can remain larger than the power…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Bifrons is the forty-sixth spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl associated with astrology, geometry, herbs, stones and the movement of the dead.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Botis is an earl and president of the Ars Goetia associated with revealing hidden things and reconciling friends and foes.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Buer is a president of the Ars Goetia known for teaching philosophy, logic, ethics, herbs and healing.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Camio, often called Caim, is the fifty-third spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with animal speech, disputation and knowledge of future things.
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Enochian and Thelemic traditions
Choronzon is the name given in Enochian and Thelemic traditions to a power of dispersion, contradiction and disintegration encountered at the threshold called the Abyss.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Cimejes, often called Kimaris, is the sixty-sixth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with grammar, logic, rhetoric, hidden things and buried treasure.
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European grimoire tradition
Clauneck is one of the best-known wealth spirits of the Grimorium Verum tradition, associated with treasure, commerce and the movement of money. Later accounts describe…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Crocell is the forty-ninth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with geometry, liberal sciences, warm waters, baths and mysterious aquatic sounds.
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Greco-Roman, Renaissance and ceremonial-magic traditions
Daemon is a ceremonial-magic and philosophical category for a mediating spirit or intelligence, especially one associated with a person, planet, place or operation.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Dantalion is the seventy-first spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with thoughts, emotions, secret counsel, love and the visionary presentation of distant persons.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Decarabia is the sixty-ninth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with birds, precious stones and the appearance of avian familiars.
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French occult and grimoire traditions
Djin is the name used in nineteenth-century Western occultism for the elemental ruler of fire, especially in the hierarchy popularized by Éliphas Lévi.
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Enochian tradition
Enochian Angels are the collective intelligences recorded in the angelic conversations of John Dee and Edward Kelley and later reorganized into the magical system called…
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European grimoire tradition
Fleurety is the nocturnal lieutenant of later grimoire hierarchy, commanding unseen forces whose work begins when ordinary vigilance has surrendered to darkness.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Focalor is the forty-first spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with winds, seas, drowning and the destruction of ships.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Foras is the thirty-first spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with herbs, precious stones, logic, ethics, eloquence and the recovery of lost things.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Forneus is a marquis of the Ars Goetia associated with rhetoric, languages, favorable reputation and the transformation of enemies into friends.
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European grimoire tradition
Frimost appears among the specialized spirits of the Grimorium Verum tradition and is commonly associated in later readings with desire, attraction and the manipulation of…
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European grimoire tradition
Frutimiere presides over the feast that exceeds hospitality, where abundance becomes obligation and an unnamed guest waits at the place no one remembers setting.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Furcas is the fiftieth spirit of the Ars Goetia, the catalogue’s knight, associated with philosophy, astrology, rhetoric, logic, palmistry and fire divination.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Furfur is the thirty-fourth spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl associated with storms, thunder, lightning, desire and answers concerning secret or divine things.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Gaap is the thirty-third spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president and prince associated with philosophy, liberal sciences, influence, familiars and rapid passage between kingdoms.
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Hermetic-Qabalistic and modern Qliphothic traditions
Gamaliel is the Hermetic-Qabalistic Qliphothic shell commonly placed as the adverse counterpart of Yesod and associated with dream, illusion, sexuality and lunar distortion.
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Renaissance and modern ceremonial-magic traditions
Genius is the ceremonial and philosophical term for a tutelary intelligence associated with a person, place, planet, hour or vocation.
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French occult and grimoire traditions
Ghob is the name used in modern Western occultism for the elemental king of earth, commonly paired with Paralda, Djin and Nicksa.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Glasya-Labolas is a president and earl of the Ars Goetia associated with bloodshed, hidden knowledge and, in later reading, terrifying strategic insight.
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Enochian tradition
The Governors of the Thirty Aethyrs are ninety-one named Enochian intelligences assigned to the thirty Aethyrs or Aires recorded in John Dee’s angelic material.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Gremory is the fifty-sixth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with past, present and future, hidden treasure and the love of women.
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European grimoire tradition
Guland is listed among the specialized spirits of the Grimorium Verum and is associated in later grimoire interpretation with sickness, injury and harmful affliction. The…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Gusion is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with answering on past, present and future, clarifying difficult questions and reconciling friendship.
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Haagenti is the forty-eighth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with wisdom and the transformation of metals, wine and water.
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Thelemic traditions
Hadit is the Thelemic divine principle of infinitely contracted point, motion, hidden fire and the intimate center of every individual experience.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Hagith is the Venusian Olympic governor of beauty, attraction and harmony, wearing the form the witness most desires while testing whether love can survive truth.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Halphas is the thirty-eighth spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl associated with towers, weapons, ammunition and the movement of soldiers.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Haures, also called Flauros, is the sixty-fourth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with knowledge of past and future, the destruction of enemies…
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Thelemic and modern occult traditions
Hoor-paar-kraat is the Thelemic form of Harpocrates or Horus the Child, representing silence, interiority, potential and one half of the composite Heru-ra-ha.
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European grimoire tradition
Huictiigaras governs the boundary between sleep and waking, bringing unnatural slumber to some and a merciless, watched insomnia to others.
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Enochian tradition
Il is an obscure named intelligence in the Dee–Kelley angelic record, preserved within the broader network later called Enochian.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Ipos is an earl and prince of the Ars Goetia associated with wit, boldness and knowledge of things past and future.
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Golden Dawn and Enochian traditions
Kerubic Angels are a Golden Dawn-derived class of Enochian elemental angels generated from the subquadrants of the four Great Tables.
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Golden Dawn and Enochian traditions
Kings and Seniors are the high-ranking angelic offices assigned to the four Enochian elemental tablets in Golden Dawn ceremonial magic.
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Modern grimoire and occult-dictionary traditions
Klepoth is an obscure grimoire name circulating in modern occult lists, with uncertain spelling, origin and function.
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Thelemic and Typhonian traditions
Lam is the name attached to Aleister Crowley’s enigmatic portrait titled The Way, later developed by Kenneth Grant and Typhonian occultists into a distinct transhuman…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Leraje is a marquis of the Ars Goetia associated with battle, archery and wounds that fester or inflame.
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European grimoire tradition
Lucifuge Rofocale occupies one of the highest offices of later European grimoire demonology, a minister entrusted with infernal government, hidden treasure and the execution of…
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Enochian tradition
Madimi is a prominent angelic figure in the Dee–Kelley diaries, frequently appearing as a young girl who converses with Dee in an unusually personal manner.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Malphas is the thirty-ninth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with building towers, revealing enemy intentions and giving familiars.
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Enochian tradition
Mapsama is a named intelligence in the Dee–Kelley angelic records whose later occult profile remains far less developed than Madimi or Nalvage.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Marax, often identified with Morax, is an earl and president of the Ars Goetia associated with astronomy, liberal sciences, herbs and stones.
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Marbas is a president of the Ars Goetia associated with hidden things, mechanical knowledge, transformation and the causing or curing of disease.
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Marchosias is the thirty-fifth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis described as a powerful fighter who gives answers and commands thirty legions.
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German and European Faust tradition
Mephistopheles is the infernal advocate of the Faustian bargain, offering forbidden knowledge and impossible fulfilment while concealing the hour when every promise becomes a debt.
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European grimoire tradition
Morail lays a veil over bodies, objects and actions, allowing what is present to move through watched spaces as though perception itself had turned away.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Murmur is the fifty-fourth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke and earl associated with philosophy and compelling the souls of the dead to answer.
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European grimoire tradition
Musisin moves through courts, councils and republics, bending the decisions of rulers while leaving them convinced that the command arose within themselves.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Naberius is a marquis of the Ars Goetia associated with rhetoric, arts and the restoration of lost dignities or honors.
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Hermetic-Qabalistic and modern Qliphothic traditions
Nahemoth or Nehemoth is the Hermetic-Qabalistic Qliphothic shell commonly placed as the adverse counterpart of Malkuth and associated with impurity, inertia and material existence cut…
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Enochian tradition
Nalvage is a major angelic teacher in the Dee–Kelley records, closely associated with the transmission and explanation of the angelic language and Calls.
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European grimoire tradition
Nebiros is named as a field marshal and inspector general within later infernal hierarchy, associated with armies, hidden properties and knowledge of substances, animals and…
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French occult and grimoire traditions
Nicksa is the nineteenth-century Western occult name for the elemental ruler of water, paired with Djin, Ghob and Paralda.
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Thelemic traditions
Nuit is the Thelemic goddess of infinite space, continuity, possibility and the star-filled totality within which every individual center moves.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Och is the solar Olympic governor of healing, gold and illumination, whose light perfects what can endure it and exposes what depended upon shadow.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Ophiel is the Mercurial Olympic governor of language, learning and swift exchange, carrying messages whose speed may illuminate the mind or outrun its judgment.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Orias is the fifty-ninth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with the virtues of the stars, planetary mansions, transformation and dignities.
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Abramelin and European ceremonial-magic tradition
Oriens is the eastern king of the Abramelin hierarchy, standing at the gate of dawn where beginnings receive momentum and hidden authority enters with the…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Orobas is the fifty-fifth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a prince associated with truthful answers, dignities, favor and protection from deception by other spirits.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Ose is the fifty-seventh spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with liberal sciences, secret knowledge, transformation and deluded identity.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Paimon is one of the most famous kings of the Ars Goetia, associated with arts, sciences, secret knowledge, dignities and great ceremonial authority.
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French occult and grimoire traditions
Paralda is the nineteenth-century Western occult ruler of air, paired with Djin, Nicksa and Ghob in a fourfold elemental hierarchy.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Phaleg is the Martial Olympic governor of conflict, courage and victory, standing behind the red standard wherever strength risks becoming dependent upon war.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Phenex is the thirty-seventh spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis appearing as a phoenix who teaches sciences and poetry through a dangerously beautiful song.
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Renaissance ceremonial-magic tradition
Phul is the lunar Olympic governor of dreams, water and recurring forms, drawing buried memory upward with the same silent force that moves the tide.
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Renaissance and ceremonial-magic traditions
Planetary Intelligences are the benevolent, ordering or rational powers assigned to the seven classical planets in Renaissance and later ceremonial magic.
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Renaissance and ceremonial-magic traditions
Planetary Spirits are the active, forceful or lower mediating powers assigned to the seven classical planets in Renaissance ceremonial magic.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Purson is a king of the Ars Goetia associated with hidden things, treasures and knowledge of past, present and future.
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Renaissance elemental traditions
Pygmies are the earth elementals described in Paracelsian and later Renaissance occult traditions, closely related to the beings later standardized as gnomes.
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Jewish mystical and Hermetic-Qabalistic traditions
Qliphothic Shells are the husks, shells or forces of impurity described in Jewish mystical traditions and later reorganized into a shadow tree by Christian and…
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Thelemic traditions
Ra-Hoor-Khuit is the active, solar and martial form of Horus in Thelemic theology and the principal speaker of the third chapter of Liber AL vel…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Raum is the fortieth spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl associated with stealing treasure, destroying dignities and cities, temporal knowledge and reconciliation.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Ronove is a marquis and earl of the Ars Goetia associated with rhetoric, languages, knowledge and favor with friends or foes.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Sabnock is the forty-third spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with towers, castles, weapons, familiars and grievous wounds.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Sallos is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with causing love between men and women.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Samigina, often written Gamigin, is a marquis of the Ars Goetia associated with liberal arts and with giving an account of souls or spirits connected…
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European grimoire tradition
Sargatanas appears in later grimoire hierarchy as a commander capable of transporting persons, entering hidden spaces and rendering the operator unseen. His office joins military…
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European grimoire tradition
Satanachia stands in the Grimorium Verum hierarchy as a great infernal officer whose command extends across many spirits. His name is attached to domination, influence…
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European grimoire tradition
Scirlin occupies a distinctive position in the Grimorium Verum tradition as an intermediary or messenger whose presence precedes contact with other spirits. He stands at…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Seere is the seventieth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a prince associated with extraordinary speed, retrieval, transportation and the discovery of theft or hidden treasure.
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European grimoire tradition
Segal commands prodigies—public impossibilities that seize the eye, overturn certainty and make a crowd vulnerable to the meaning imposed upon what it has witnessed.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Shax is the forty-fourth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis associated with theft, hidden things and the removal of sight, hearing or understanding.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Sitri is a prince of the Ars Goetia associated with inflaming desire and exposing hidden nakedness or erotic vulnerability.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Stolas is the thirty-sixth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a prince associated with astronomy and the virtues of herbs and precious stones.
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European grimoire tradition
Surgat is named in grimoire tradition as a spirit capable of opening locks and revealing access where doors, chests or barriers have been sealed. His…
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Renaissance and later ceremonial-magic tradition
Taphthartharath is the Mercurial planetary spirit of divided speech, cunning and messages that change meaning before they reach their destination.
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Thelemic and modern occult traditions
Therion is the Thelemic form of the Great Beast, a symbolic and initiatory office associated with Aleister Crowley, solar force, virility, prophecy and the complement…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Valac is the sixty-second spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president associated with hidden treasure and the discovery, appearance or control of serpents.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Vapula is the sixtieth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with handicrafts, philosophy and the sciences.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Vassago is a prince of the Ars Goetia known for revealing things hidden, lost or yet to come, and for answering on the past, present…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Vine is the forty-fifth spirit of the Ars Goetia, a king and earl associated with hidden things, towers, stone walls, waters and knowledge of past…
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Vual is the forty-seventh spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke associated with affection, friendship and knowledge of past, present and future.
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Renaissance elemental traditions
Vulcani are the fire elementals described in Paracelsian and related Renaissance traditions, later commonly identified with salamanders.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Zagan is the sixty-first spirit of the Ars Goetia, a king and president associated with wit, transmutation, altered substances and the transformation of foolishness into…
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Renaissance and later ceremonial-magic tradition
Zazel is the Saturnine planetary spirit of binding, delay and decay, turning time into weight and every unexamined limit into a possible prison.
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Ars Goetia and Solomonic grimoire traditions
Zepar is a duke of the Ars Goetia associated with erotic attraction, the binding of affection and the troubling theme of sterility or barrenness.
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