Demonology Glossary- Page 3

Thomas Maillot (16th century) was a French official who resisted entering into a Pact with the Devil in order to procure love, according to the French Demonologist Nicholas Remy.

Mary of Nemmegen A 16th-century fictional tale of a woman’s seduction by the Devil and her ultimate redemption and triumph over him. Mary of Nemmegen was published at the beginning of the

Mirrors in Demonology and Folklore In folklore and demonology, the mirror is far more than a household object. It is often regarded as a doorway, a threshold, or a spiritual portal through

Demonic Oppression: A Stage of Total Domination and Psychological Torment Demonic oppression is a profound and insidious form of influence wherein a person becomes subjected to the overwhelming power of a demon,

A patented game consisting of a board printed with letters and numbers, and the words yes, no, goodbye, over which players slide a three-legged triangular pointer, used by many people for divination

Processus Sathane Devil’s advocate drama in which a representative of Satan appeals to God for his right to lead humanity astray. The Processus Sathane, or “play of Masscheroen,” as it is also

The Scorpion-People: Guardians Against Evil in Assyrian and Babylonian Lore The scorpion-people, also known as Aqrabuamelu or Girtablilu in Assyrian and Babylonian mythology, are extraordinary supernatural beings revered as protectors against evil

A Seal is in Magic, a symbol unique to a Demon, Angel, or other occult force, used in rituals such as the summoning of specific spirits. Seals are also called sigils, a

King Solomon: Master of Magic, Builder of the Temple and Commander of Spirits King Solomon, also known as Suleiman or Suleimanu, was the legendary king of the Israelites in the 10th century

The story of Theophilus, a legendary monk, is one of profound caution and ultimate redemption, resonating deeply during the Middle Ages. It was widely retold in numerous languages, featured in sermons, and