Goetia

Raum demon explained: the 40th spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl who appears as a crow and steals from kings. Rank, legions, offices, sigil and sources.

Malphas demon explained: the 39th spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president who appears as a crow and builds towers. Rank, legions, offices, sigil and sources.

Gremory demon explained: the 56th spirit of the Ars Goetia, a duke who appears as a crowned woman on a camel. Rank, legions, offices, sigil and sources.

Dantalion demon: the Goetia's 71st spirit, a duke of 36 legions with many faces and a book. His sigil, offices, and why Weyer never listed him.

Astaroth demon explained: the great duke of the Ars Goetia, his description and sigil, the link to the goddess Astarte, and his role in later grimoires.

Bune demon: the Goetia's 26th spirit, a duke of 30 legions in three-headed dragon form. His two sigils, offices, and how Weyer and de Plancy describe him.

Barbatos demon explained: his number and rank in the Goetia, his 30 legions, his sigil, and how Weyer, de Plancy and modern culture describe the duke.

Balam demon explained: Goetia number 51, a Great and Terrible King of 40 legions with bull, man and ram heads, bear and hawk, sigil, Weyer and de Plancy.

Demon hierarchy explained: the seven ranks of the Ars Goetia, from kings to the lone knight, with legions, metals, and how other grimoires rank spirits.

Andras demon explained: Goetia number 63, Great Marquis of 30 legions, raven or owl head, black wolf and sword, sigil, Weyer, de Plancy and pop culture.