Lux Ferre

Gamaliel is a complex figure who appears across angelological, Gnostic, Kabbalistic, and demonological traditions, occupying an ambiguous position as both angel and demon depending on the source. His name is generally translated

The galli are in Sumerian lore, a group of seven Demons who live in Kur, the underworld. The galli attend Ereshkigal, the sister of Inanna and the goddess of death and gloom.

Gadreel: The Fallen Angel of Forbidden Knowledge Gadreel, also known as Gadriel, is one of the fallen angels named in the Book of Enoch, a text rich in angelology, demonology and ancient

Eye Killers are in Southwest Native American lore, monstrous demons who killed by staring at people without blinking. Eye Killers are a variation of Evil Eye lore. According to lore, demons were

In the Testament of Solomon, Adarkes, the king of Arabia, asks Solomon for his help against a vicious wind Demon. The Demon appears every morning when a fresh wind starts and blows

Enepsigos is a demon described as appearing in the form of a woman with two heads, a manifestation that immediately marks her as a liminal and paradoxical being. She is said to

An empousai is in Greek lore, a type of female Demon, related to Lamiae and similar to the Succubus. Empousae means “forcers in.” Empusa is sometimes translated into English as “vampire.” The

A dybbuk is in Jewish Demonology, an evil spirit or doomed soul that possesses a person’s body and soul, speaking through the person’s mouth and causing such torment and anguish that another

A Dregvant is in Persian lore and Zoroastrianism, a wicked and unrighteous Demon of luxury and vice. Dregvants was a name given to the residents of the city of Gilan south of