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Marquise 
 Posts: 2 (7/17/02 10:29 am) Reply |
Demons Encyclopedia Demons Encyclopedia Other names and nicknames of demons across demonic litterature: From Collin De Plancy's Dictionaire Infernale (1863) Francis Barrett's The Magus (1801) From the Grimoire of Pope Honorius: Johan Weyer's Hierarchy of Hell Berbiguer de Terre Neuve duTthym’s « Les farfadets ou tous les démons ne sont pas de ce monde » Jean Wier’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum's Hierarchy Sebastien Michaelis's Histoire admirable de la Possession et conversion d'une penitente (1613) Peter Binsfeld's Demons of the Seven Deadly Sins (1589) Faust's Hierarchy of the Kingdoms: Misc. Medieval Hierarchies Richard Dukante's Hierarchy (1963) Demons quoted during exorcism and case of collective possession Species of Demons, as Described by Alphonse de Spina (1467) From Collin De Plancy's Dictionaire Infernale (1863) Asmodeus - The Destroyer Astaroth - Obtains friendship of great lords. Behemoth - Demon of indulgence Ronwe - Demon of linguel knowledge Urobach - Of the lower order of demons Andras - Grand Marquis of Hell, causes discord and quarrels Beelzebub - Lord of the flies Francis Barrett's The Magus (1801) Mammon - Prince of temptors Asmodeus - Prince of vengence Satan - Prince of deluders Belzebuth - Cheif of false god Pytho - Prince of the spirits of deceit Beliel - Prince of iniquity Merihim - Prince of the spirits of pestilence Abbadon - Prince of war Astaroth - Prince of accusers and inquisitors From the Grimoire of Pope Honorius: PRINCIPLE INFERNAL SPIRITS Lucifer - Emperor Beelzebub - Prince Astarot - Grand Duke SUPERIOR SPIRITS Lucifuge Rofocale - Prime Minister Sataniachia - Grand General Agaliarept - General Fleuretty - Lieutenant Commander Sargantanas - Major Nebiros - Field Marshall SUBORDINATE SPIRITS: Bael , Bathim, Agares, Narbas, Pruslas, Marbas, Abigar, Loray, Poraii, Aamon, Valefar, Barbatos, Forau, Buer, Ayperos, Gusoyn, Neuberus, Botis, Glasyabolis Johan Weyer's Hierarchy of Hell Beelzebuth - Supreme Cheiftan Satan - Occupies second place as prince of darkness. Eurynomous - Prince of death Moloch - Prince of the land of tears Pluto - Prince of fire Baal - Commander of the armies of hell Lucifer - Dispenses justice Asmodeus - Gambling Baalberith - Minister of pacts and treaties Proserpine - Prince of demonic spirits Astaroth - Prince and treasurer of hell Nergal - Chief of secret police Chamos, Melchom, Behamoth, Dagon, Adramalek Berbiguer de Terre Neuve du Thym’s « Les farfadets ou tous les démons ne sont pas de ce monde » Belzebuth - Supreme Chief Satan - Prince without throne Eurynomus - Prince of death Moloch - Prince of the land of tears Rhotomago – Prince of Time Pluto - Prince of fire Pan – Prince of incubes Lilith – Princess of succubes Leonard – Great master of sabbaths Daalberith – Great Pontife Prosperine – Arch Demoness Jean Wier’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum's Hierarchy Bael - King, lord of the East, and commands 66 legions Forcas - President Beur - President and commands 50 legions Marchocias- Marquis and commands 30 legions Sebastien Michaelis's Histoire admirable de la Possession et conversion d'une penitente (1613) FIRST HIERARCHY Belzebuth - pride Leviathan - faith Asmodeus - luxury Balberith - blasphemy and murder Astaroth - vanity and sloth Verrine - impatience Gresil - impurity Sonnillon - hate SECOND HIERARCHY Carreau - mercilessness Carnivean - obscenity Oeillet - riches and wealth Rosier - love Verrier - disobedience THIRD HIERARCHY Belial - arrogance Olivier - cruelty and greed Juvart - demonic possession Peter Binsfeld's Demons of the Seven Deadly Sins (1589) Lucifer - pride Mammon - avarice Asmodeus - lust Satan - anger Beelzebub - gluttony Leviathan - envy Belphegore - sloth and vanity Faust's Hierarchy of the Kingdoms: Beelzebub - North Lucifer - East Belial - South Astaroth - West Phlegathon - Center Misc. Medieval Hierarchies THE SEVEN PRINCES OF HELL Baal-beryth - Master of rituals and pacts Dumah - Commander of the demons of gehenna Meririm - Prince of air Rahab - Prince of oceans Sariel - Prince of the moon Mephistopholes - the Destroyer Lucifer Rofocale - Prime minister and Chief of the Treasury ARCH DEMONS OF HELL Adramaleck - Prince of Fire Carniveau - Demon of Possession Python - Prince of lying spirits Mammon - Prince of temptors, avarice, and greed Rimmon - Prince of lightning and storms ARCH SHE-DEMONS One of the Very Few All Female Demon Hierarchies. Leviathan - The Chaos Dragon Barbelo - Unknown Proserpine - Destroyer Astarte - Queen of spirits of the dead Agrat-bat-mahlaht - One of Satan's wives and demoness of whores Eisheth Zenunim - Same as above Lilith - Satan's favorite wife Naamah - demoness of seduction Richard Dukante's Hierarchy (1963) Unsere - (f) Fertility and Sorcery Delepitore - (f) Demoness of Sorcery Enlightement Satanchia - Grand Genreal (War) Agaliarept - Assistant Grand General (War) Lucifage - High Command (Control) Flereous - Fire Elemental Lucifer - Air Elemental Leviathan - Water Elemental Belial - Earth Elemental Beelzebuth - Lord of insects Belphegore - Master of Armorment and Weaponry Mesphito - Keeper of the book of death Amducious - The destroyer Asmodeus - Demon of Lust Sonnielion - (f) Demoness of hate Abbadon - Advisor Ammon - demon of domination Mammon - Demon of Avarice Rosier - Demon of love Ashtaroth - (f) Preistess of friendship Eurynomous - Demon of Death Verrine - Demon of Health Verrier - (f) Demoness of plants and herbalism Ronwe - Demon of Knowledge Babeal - Keeper of Graves Demons quoted during exorcism and case of collective possession: at Loudun: Astaroth, Essas, Celsus, Acaos, Cédon, Asmodeus, Leviathan, Balam, Isacaron, Behemoth, Alexh, Zabulon, Nephtalius, Cham, Uriel, Achas, Grésil, Amand at Louviers: Lucifer, Beelzebuth, Leviathan, St Michael, Béhérie and 24 other spirits Species of Demons, as Described by Alphonse de Spina (1467) Fates, who alter destiny Poltergeists, who cause mischief Incubi and Succubi, who stimulate lust and perversion Marching Hordes, who bring about war Familiars, who assist witches Nightmares, who disturb sleep through bad dreams Demons formed from Human Semen Disguised Demons Demons who Assail the Saintly Demons who Instigate Witchcraft Their number: Demons are numerous. It is impossible to count the number of angels (Revelation 5:11; Hebrews 12:22; Daniel 7:10) and the fallen angels were apparently a third of all these (Revelation 12:4,9). According to Joanes Weirus in "De praetistigiis" published in 1568, there are 7,451,926 demons, organized in 111 legions of 6,666 demons and ruled by 72 princes of demons. Fromenteau in “Le cabinet du Roy de France“ (1581) is very close to that number. An inventory supposedly made by sorcecers has yielded 7,409,127 demons and 72 princes. According to Wier in “Pseudomania daemonum” there are 6 legions of 66 cohorts each, divided into 666 companies of 6,666 individuals which comes to 1,758,640,176 demons. They are governed by an Emperor, 7 kings, 23 Dukes, 13 Marquees, 10 Counts and 11 Presidents. Last but not least, a popular method of calculation is to multiply the number of Pythagorus by 6, i.e 1234321 x 6 = 7,405,926 demons, a number very close to Wier and Fromenteau’s conclusions. =^..^= |
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NightAngel of Darkness 
Daemonic Lover Posts: 1349 (7/17/02 10:48 am) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia
Wow, Thank you 'Very' much Marquise!
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Reznor
Daemon Soul Posts: 515 (7/17/02 12:08 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia That is an very large list. Whoa... How long did it take you to put that list together? Reznor "The only thing I fear, is not being worthy of my sufferings." (Viktor Frankl) |
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Marquise
Posts: 4 (7/17/02 2:15 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia The list was fairly easy but for the Dukante bit, that took a bit of digging to find. All in all a few days for the others as I have most of the books and about a week of hunting on the Dukante and a few days of work with the French lists. I have a similiar one started for an angelic heirarchy. But that is going to take a lot longer as it seems to be rather a mess from one faith or concept of angelos to another. =^..^= |
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Reznor
Daemon Soul Posts: 523 (7/19/02 10:30 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Marquise, you must have quite the library then. I have to admit, the list appears to be quite thorough. I can see how the angelic list would be difficult... how is it coming? Did you not find a lot of conflicts between faiths and concepts with the daemon list? Reznor |
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Drackusis Blackthorne
 Posts: 6 (7/20/02 1:04 am) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia It would depend upon where you search for Daemonic Tales, I believe. There are countless many afterall, and some tend to conflict in at least some various minor points.. at least in my view. Also, it should be noted that many Daemons/Archdaemons {and Angels/Archangels, for that matter} have also been recorded as being ancient Pagan Gods/Spirits in other times. Things come to be a bit complicated at this point of knowledge. *Chuckles* There tends to be no definite answer- only *many* answers. "'What has a Daemon to fear of Hell?' asked Drackusis of the Priest..." |
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Marquise
Posts: 6 (7/20/02 7:20 am) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Yes, I have quite a lot of books, the hubby is bequeathing me an entire room for my library soon. Basically he is scared the weight of my shelves and stacks is going to collapse the floor in our bedroom. The main problem with the angel lists is in the Hebrew. I have the different orders and levels established and a line up of the names of certain key ones that subscribe to each - yet from one author or scribe to the next the names begin changing. I am not good enough with the Hebrew as to determine if the changes are basica spelling or truly different people. =^..^= |
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Reznor
Daemon Soul Posts: 527 (7/20/02 9:47 am) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Drackusis, I would figure that it would be difficult to take in and assess all of the stories and information of they are conflicting. Marquise I understand about the hebrew. I was learning hebrew for awhile, and that gets extremely complicated. I struggled with the different letters, where some of them look quite similar. Reznor |
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Marquise
 Posts: 17 (8/13/02 10:37 am) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Also ran across the following (sorry if it is a repeat in any way of the above): From De Givry: Satan Leviathan Asmodeus the Incubus Beelzebub Abaddon or Apollyon the Destroyer, Chief of the Seventh Dynasty Baal Pursan Byleth Paymon Zapan from the Adhab-Algab or Arab Purgatory there are the two demons whose job is to tempt the wicked: Munkir and Nekir Sachra Elmarid was chained by Solomon to Mount Dubavend Pere Surin called the names of Leviathan, Issacharon and Balam - the Demons of Loudon. Ursuline Magdaleine de Mandols dela Palud who was seduced by the Abbot Gaufridy before he was defrocked a sorceror and burned alive listed: Lucifer the First Seraphim Beelzebub the Second Seraphim Leviathan the Third Seraphim Saint Michael the Fourth was then created As listed by Urbain Grandier.. The Fallen Thrones: Ashtoreth Essas Celsus Acaos Cedon Asmodeus Distressed Principalities: Alexh Zabulon Nepthalius Cham Uriel Achas Benedictine Dom Calmet listed: Ashtoreth Sabathan Axaphat via the Black-Book: Licifuge, Prime Minister Sataniacha, Commander in Chief Agaliarept Flueretty Sargatanas Nebiros Baal Agares Narabas Pruslas Asmon Barbathos Buer Gusoyn Botis Bathim Pursan Abigar Loray Valefar Poraii Ayperos Nuberus Glasybolas =^..^= |
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Reznor
Daemon Soul Posts: 580 (8/14/02 12:01 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Marquise, would I be correct in saying that if I took all of those names and began researching each one, that I could append more definition and meaning to each one? What I am thinking of doing is taking your long, incredibly thorough list and attaching stories/meanings/definitions to them kind of like... a dictionary. I guess my question is, have you seen information, or research material on all or most of these names on the internet? Reznor P.S. Thank you very much for posting these name lists... |
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Marquise
Posts: 18 (8/14/02 2:39 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia Yes, there is information available on the internet for most if not all of the names. Some as you will find were listed by writers as male and then again as female. Like Leviathin, she has been called a prince, the Chaos Dragon and a woman. Then you will find some who consider some to be merely different names for others that weredeified, like Naamath was once thought to be a substitute for Kali. If you would like I can start fleshing in a bit of information on each as well, instead of simply listing names? =^..^= |
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Reznor
Daemon Soul Posts: 582 (8/14/02 2:53 pm) Reply |
Re: Demons Encyclopedia
*jumps in place with joy* that would be really cool...
I can start creating my reference dictionary and piece in your information along with what I find on the internet. That would be really awesome Marquise... Thank you. Reznor |
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