Lux Ferre

Abuchaba: A demon tied to the west wind. Abuchaba functions as a servant of Harthan, the king of the spirits of the moon. His name appears in the Peterson translation of the

Abrulges (Duke of the Eastern Infernal Hierarchy) Abrulges is a spirit named in the Ars Theurgia-Goetia (often simply called the Ars Theurgia), a section of the Lesser Key of Solomon concerned

Abriel: A demon serving in the hierarchy of the infernal prince Dorochiel. Abriel's name appears in the Ars Theurgia, where he is said to command four hundred subordinate spirits. He holds the

Aboc: In the Ars Theurgia, Aboc is a demon who holds the rank of duke. He serves in the hierarchy of the north, and his immediate superior is the infernal king Baruchas.

Abgoth: In the fifteenth-century magickal text known as the Munich Handbook, this demon is summoned to assist with spells concerning the art of scrying. He is also called upon to discover the

Abelaios: A demon who aids in spells of invisibility, Abelaios appear in Mathers’ translation of the Clavicula Salomonis. He is said to answer to the demon Almiras, master of invisibility, and to

(Demon, “King” in certain infernal catalogues; love-compulsion spirit in grimoires) Abdalaa is a demonic name that appears in some late magical traditions and infernal catalogues, most notably the Liber de Angelis, where

Abbnthada: Described as an agreeable, if a somewhat jealous demon, Abbnthada appears in the hierarchy of Harthan, an infernal king who rules the element of water. According to the Driscoll edition of

Abas: In the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage, Abas is listed as a demon of lies and trickery. He can be called upon to assist the magician in matters dealing with