Lux Ferre

Charnos: One of several demons said to serve the infernal prince Aseliel during the hours of the night. In the Ars Theurgia, Charnos is described as a chief president connected with the

Chariet: One of twelve main dukes who serves in the hierarchy of the demon Caspiel, Emperor of the South. Charier is said to be a stubborn spirit with a churlish disposition. He

Chariel: A duke of the demon Hydriel. Chariel has one thousand three hundred and twenty lesser spirits under his command. This demon is said to have a great love for damp and

Charas: A demon in service to Aseliel, a prince in the hierarchy of the east. According to the Ars Theurgia, Charas belongs to the hours of the day. He holds the rank

Chansi: One of thirty dukes said to serve the infernal king Barmiel. According to the Ars Theurgia, Barmiel is the first and chief spirit of the south. Through his allegiance to this

Chanael: A demon of the day ruled by the infernal king Raysiel. Chanael holds the title of chief duke and has an unspecified number of attendants who exist to carry out his

Chamos: According to the demonic hierarchy of Charles Berbiguier, Chamos serves in Hell's royal household. In Berbiguier's early-nineteenth-century work, Les Farfadets, Chamos is listed as the Lord High Chamberlain and a Knight

Chamoriel: One of the twelve dukes who follow the demon Hydriel, a wandering prince of the air. Chamoriel commands a total of one thousand three hundred and twenty lesser spirits. He is

Chamor: A demon named in the Ars Theurgia. Chamor is one of six chief dukes in the court of Menadiel, a wandering prince of the air. He has three hundred and ninety

Chabri: One of ten chief dukes attributed to the court of the wandering prince Uriel. According to the Ars Theurgia, Chabri has six hundred and fifty companions and servants to attend him.