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Glasya-Labolas: The Winged Dog Demon of the Goetia Explained
Glasya-Labolas is the 25th spirit of the Ars Goetia, a president appearing as a dog with griffin wings. Rank, legions, offices, sigil, Weyer and de Plancy.
Asmodeus Demon: From the Book of Tobit to the Goetia’s King
The Asmodeus demon explained: his role in the Book of Tobit and Sarah's story, the Talmud's Ashmedai, the Testament of Solomon, and his rank in the Goetia.
Amon Demon: The Goetia’s Seventh Spirit, Marquis Amon Explained
Amon demon profile: seventh spirit of the Ars Goetia, a marquis with 40 legions. Appearance, offices, sigil, Weyer and de Plancy versions, Amun link.
Halphas Demon: The Stork Earl of the Ars Goetia Explained
Halphas demon explained: the 38th spirit of the Ars Goetia, an earl who appears as a stork, builds towers and rules 26 legions. Sigil, sources and lore.
72 Demons of Solomon List: All Goetia Spirits in Order With Ranks
The full 72 demons of Solomon list from the Ars Goetia, in order, with each spirit's rank and legions, plus where the list came from and how to read it.
Ars Goetia Explained: The 72 Spirits, Their Offices and Seals
Ars Goetia explained: the first book of the Lesser Key of Solomon, where its 72 demons came from, how ranks, offices and sigils work, and how to read it.
King Paimon and King Bael: The First Two Kings of the Goetia
King Paimon and Bael are the best-known Ars Goetia kings. Learn what the grimoire says about each, their ranks and legions, and why Paimon is searched now.
Goetia Book Editions: Manuscripts, Mathers, Crowley and Peterson
Which Goetia book is the real one? Compare the 17th-century manuscripts, the 1904 Mathers and Crowley edition, Peterson's scholarly text and online PDFs.
Lesser Key of Solomon: The Five Books of the Lemegeton Explained
Lesser Key of Solomon explained: the five books of the Lemegeton (Goetia, Theurgia-Goetia, Paulina, Almadel, Notoria), their sources and editions.
