| Many of the demons
were formerly angels charged with educating mankind and continue their
duties in Hell. In what manner they teach to whom they teach is not
always clear. However, there are modern demon-worshippers who summon
these demons for help in their studies.
This list is by no means complete.
As I find additional information I will add it here.
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Asmoday |
Teaches the art of invisibility to
humans as well as mathematics. |
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Forcas |
Teaches rhetoric, logic, ethics and mathematics.
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Agares |
Teaches all languages |
| Amy |
Teaches the secrets of
astrology and of the liberal arts, and gives faithful servants. |
| Bearded Demon |
Teaches the secret of the Philosopher's Stone.
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Furcas |
Teaches the Arts of
Philosophy, Astrology (or Astronomy depending on the source), Rhetoric, Logic, Cheiromancy, and Pyromancy. |
|
Crocell
|
Teaches geometry and the liberal arts. |
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Forfax
|
Teaches astronomy and liberal arts. |
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Forneus |
Teaches art, rhetoric, and all languages. |
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Nelchael |
Teaches astronomy, mathematics, and geography to his
fellow demons. |
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Alocer |
Teaches astronomy and liberal arts. |
|
Bifrons |
Teaches Astrology,
Geometry and the strength and virtues of herbs, precious stones and
woods. |
|
Buer |
Teaches Philosophy
(moral & natural), logic and the virtue of herbs. |
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Cimeries |
Teaches the Sciences,
Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. |
|
Murmur |
Teaches philosophy
(absolutely). |
|
Heramael |
Teaches the art of
healing, including the complete knowledge of any illness and its cure,
He also makes known the virtues of plants, where they are to be found,
when to pluck them, and their making into a complete cure. |
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Trimasael |
Teaches chemistry, all means of conjuring of the
nature of deceit or sleight-of hand, and the secret of making the
Powder of Projection, by means of which the base metals may be turned
into gold or silver. |
|
Sustugriel |
Teaches the art of magic |
|
Hael |
Enables anyone to speak
in any language he will, and also teaches the means whereby any type
of letter may be written. He is also able to teach those things
which are most secret and completely hidden. |
|
Sergulath |
Teaches the methods of
breaking the ranks and strategy of opponents. |
Resource List:
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"The Dictionary of Angels" by Gustav Davidson, © 1967.
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"Encyclopaedia
of Occultism" by Lewis Spence.
©1959
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"Fallen Angels...and Spirits of the Dark" by Robert Masello ©1994.
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The Access
Bible.
New Revised Standard Version.
Oxford University Press. ©1999
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The Columbia
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Sacred Magic of Abra-Melin the
Mage - S. L. MacGregor Mathers (1898)
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Pseudomonarchia daemonum - Johann Wier
(1583)
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Compiled and Translated By S.L. "MacGregor" Mathers. Editing
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Gent. Originally Published By Alibeck The AEgyptian at Memphis 1517.
PDF edition, 1999 Phil Legard.
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