Demon List - Satan and Suns

1 Demon ListVersion II beta8-11-04compiled by Terry Color Key ~Entries in black are from , by Reverend Satrinah NagashEntries in orange are by S. ConnollyEntries in dark blue are from Usenet's FAQ:REFERENCE -- "DEMONS" File, by reficul and Paul Harvey, with a few notes byBryan J. MaloneyEntries in dark green are from The Satanic Bible, by Anton Szandor LaVeyEntries in violet are from Entries in teal are from in grey are from the Necronomicon Spellbook, edited by Simon. Entries in lavender are from The Goetia, compiled and translated by MacGregor Mathers, with editing and additional material by Aleister CrowleyEntries in turquoise are from the Grimoirium Verum, translated by Plangiere, JesuitDominicaneEntries in bright green are from the Grimoirium Imperium, by John DeeEntries in brown are from , by High Priest Dann TehutiEntries in dark red italics are my own notes. All biblical references are from NIV.~ A ~Aamon One of Astaroth's assistants.

2 He knows past and future, giving that knowledgeto those who had made a pact with Satan . According to some authors he has forty legionsof demons under his command, having the title of prince. There is no agreement on howto depict him, being sometimes portrayed as an owl-headed man, and sometimes as awolf-headed man with snake tail. Although some demonologists have associated hisname with the Egyptian god Ammon, it is more plausible its derivation from the Semiticgod Baal Hammon, also worshipped in some areas of northern Egypt that had been incontact with Semitic spelling: Amon Aamon One of three demons in the service of Satanachia , commander of the firstlegion of A servitor of Astaroth and Asmodeus. (1) King of Demons. The Destroyer. Male. (2) Chief Demon of Locusts.(3) Chief of the demons of the seventh hierarchy. Abaddon is the name St. John of theApocalypse gave the king of the grasshoppers. He is sometimes regarded as thedestroying angel.

3 (4) Appearance and symbol are of a closely veiled, black, giganticfigure covered with whirling wheels. In his hands is a vast wheel whence come as itwhirls, multitudes of (Hebrew) Destroyer, advisor. Said to be chief of demons. Sometimesregarded as the destroying angel. Abbadon and the Greek Apollyon are referred to in the book of Revelation as King ofthe Abyss. Abaddon (Hebrew) The "The Destroyer", from a Hebrew word meaning "destruction." An angel ofhell known as Sovereign of the Bottomless Pit or King of Demons and is Chief of thedemons of the seventh hierarchy. Abaddon is the name given by St. John in theApocalypse to the king of the grasshoppers. In greek, Abaddon is known as Apollyon(Revelations, ix, 11). Abaddon He is the Prince of War or sometimes called the Destroyer. He is alsoidentified as the Chief Demon of Locusts.'Abaddown (Hebrew) Angel of the bottomless [deepest] pit of sheol [abode of thedead](This is sometimes interpreted as "Abaddon", who guards against someone escaping fromthe abyss.)

4 Abadir A servitor of Asmodeus. A servitor of Magoth and Kore. Gathering A servitor of Astaroth and Asmodeus. A King of Hell and one of Paimon's assistants, who will attend him if someofferings are made to his Demon chief. No depiction is given of this Demon and very littleis known on spelling: Abalim. Abatu An earth bound form of destructive/negative energy in the Order of the NineAngels. Associated with rites of sacrifice. Abdiel (Arabic) From Abd meaning slave. Lord of slaves/slavery. Abdiel, servant of God [El]. An Arabic Demon said to be the lord of slaves and slavery. His name is derivedfrom the Arabic word 'Abd', meaning 'slave'. Abduxuel (Enochian) One of the demonic rulers of the lunar mansions. Abduxuel According to the Enochian tradition, Abduxuel is one of the demonic rulersof the lunar mansions. Abigar Can fortell future and give military advice. Abigor (1) 60 Legions of Devils. Male. (2) 60 Legions.

5 Knows the secrets of war andprophecy. (3) Grand Duke of Hades. His is shown in the form of a handsome knightbearing a lance, standard or scepter. He is a Demon of the superior order and respondsreadily to questions of war. He can foretell the future and instructs leaders on how tomake themselves respected by soldiers. 60 infernal (Unk) Allegedly a warrior Demon who commands sixty legions. Weyer nameshim as god of Grand Duke of Hell. Appears in a pleasant A Grand Duke of Hades, he commands sixty of the infernal legions. He isdepicted in the form of a handsome knight, bearing lance, standard, or sceptre. He is ademon of the superior order, and responds readily to questions concerning war. He canforetell the future, and instructs leaders how to make themselves respected by thesoldiers. Also called Abigar. Abigore I have been lucky enough to experience this Demon first hand. He is similar toSet. He has black wings lined with white/silver.

6 His eyes are pure black with no white atall. He carries 2 black swords and his torso is exposed. He commands 60 Legions. He isalso very talented at war strategies and he is adept in prophesy. Abraxas The Basilidian sect of the Gnostics of the second century claimed Abraxas astheir supreme god, and said that Jesus Christ was only a phantom sent to earth by believed that his name contained great mysteries, as it was composed of the sevenGreek letters which form the number 365, which is also the number of days in a , they thought, had under his command 365 gods, to whom they attributed 365virtues, one for each day. The older mythologists placed him among the number ofEgyptian gods, and demonologists have described him as a Demon , with the head of arooster, a huge belly, a knotted tail and serpents instead of legs. He is represented onancient amulets, with a whip in his hand. It is from his name that the mystic word,Abracadabra, is taken. Also called Abrasax or Abracax.

7 Abutes A servitor of Astaroth and Asmodeus. Bottomless, A servitor of Paimon. (Unk) Of the fourth hour of the Nuctemeron, the genius A servitor of Oriens, Paimon, Ariton and Amayon. A tiller of the , Addu (Babylonian, Hittite) God of the storm. Adapa Also referred to as Adam, he was the first human being created by was the first to receive a soul when it was "breathed" into him by Father. He is ourforefather, making Satan our Father. Aliases: Adam(Biblical). Addu The Babylonian god of the storm. Also called Adad. Addu The Forty-Seventh Name of Marduk. Raises storms that fill the entire heavensand causes the Stars to tremble and the very Gates of the IGIGI to shake in their fill the skies with his brightness, even in the darkest hour of the night. His Word it is too difficult to deal with a situation that involves a great manyextenuating circumstances, the personal feelings of several people, which may beconfused, for instance.

8 The invocation of ADDU can dispel the confusion and thetroubled feelings and help clear the air in a quick and dramatic fashion. In extreme cases,ADDU can abruptly change the entire situation for the better by throwing a fast-movingrandom factor into the pattern that causes everything to change and dispel bad Those whose colors are like dam blood, mixed with water and dull yellowand grey. Their form is A servitor of Beelzebub. Magnificence of A servitor of Oriens, Paimon, Ariton and Amaymon. (1) Chancellor of Hell. Chancellor of the High Council. Male. (2) GrandChancellor. (3) Chancellor of the infernal regions, Keeper of the wardrobe of the DemonKing and President of the High Council of the Devils. He was worshipped atSepharavim, an Assyrian town, where children were burned at his alter. The rabbis saythat he comes in the form of a mule and sometimes a peacock. (4) Lord High Chancellor,Grand Cross of the Order of the Fly.

9 (5) Evil chief of (Samarian) Devil. Commander of Hell. Wierius chancellor of infernalregions. In Assyria where he was worshipped, children were supposedly burned at hisalters. In the Bible, Adrammelech is paired with Anammelech; they were the gods Sumarian In Assyrian mythology Adramelech was a form of the Baals, a god verysimilar to Moloch. To him were offered in sacrifice children who were thrown into fire. Other spellings: Adrammelech, Adar-malik. Adramelech Johann Weyer, a sixteenth century demonologist and pupil and friend ofthe famous magus Cornelius Agrippa, places Adramelech among the chieftains of hell inhis book Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (an attempt to provide a complete hierarchy ofinfernal spirits). According to this account, Adramelech was the Grand Chancellor of theinfernal empire, and in this role, presided over the Devils' general council. He was also incharge of the sovereign's wardrobe. He often shows himself in the guise of a mule andsometimes in that of a peacock.

10 In MacGregor Mather's Kabbalah Denudata, Adramelech is listed among the tenarchdemons who were under the supreme command of Sammael , the 'venom of God.'According to that hierarchy, Adramelech was the eighth of the ten evil Sephiroth. He isthus the counterpart or negation of the eighth divine Sephiroth Hod, who is 'majesty andglory.' Not much is known of Adramalech's origins. The Old Testament contains twoincidents in which the name of Adramelech occurs. The first one narrates how theAssyrian King Sennacherib, returning from a disastrous expedition against the IsraeliteKing, Hezekiah, was murdered by his two sons, Adramalech and Sharezer, as he wasworshipping in the temple of his idol, Nisrach. The other version makes Adramelech a Samarian deity, a sun god worshipped bythe Sepharvites, who burned their children as sacrificial offerings to him. It is possiblethat this Samarian deity was the origin of the Demon Adramelech. Adriel Mansions of the moon among the Enochian demons.