Spells, Witchcraft, Magick Spells, and Rituals

According to a certain Christian theology, much of deity pagan are demons. Thus, when we speak about the names of the demons, we must consider that they were incorporated in the Christian demonology, the Jewish demons, the deity pagan, the folk supernatural beings, and the sometimes imaginary names given by people questioned under torture during the tests of witch, by the mentally sick people (energumens) which were considered had demon, imaginative priests, etc In this way we have Jewish names like Asmodai (book of Tobit), Azazel (Leviticus 16:8 - 10), Belial (Deuteronomy 13:13, book of judges 19:22, books of Samuel, part 1, of 1:16, of 2:12 10:27 and 25:17, and part 2 16:7 and 22:5, books of the kings part 1, 21:10 - 13, books of the chronicles, part 1, 13:7); The deity Semitic like Adramelech, Baal (see Baal (demon) (Baal can also be employed like synonym for Satan itself)), Ashtaroth (derivative of Astarte); Names Greek, Roman and Egyptian like Bifrons (see Bifrons (the demon)), Lamia, Phoenix (see Phenex); and so on. All the biblical references were taken Vulgate. Lilith, an important female demon in the Judaism, does not count in Christian demonology. However, the newer generation of the demonologists (and some exorcists/modern advisers of stamping) identify Lilith as a demon general, the argument being which if other demons judaïques exist in Christian demonology, thus if Lilith as well, presenting it as a wife of Samael, and a princess and a queen of hell. Moreover, “very other that God and his angels, if spirit, is pallet mentioned above of demon” of the reasoning - we let us find the reasoning logical valid for there is “demon of Lilith” - so simply to create confusion and to add the validity to the following of Lilith like deity. Certain black books like the large book of Cyprian Saint, of the Red Dragon, Pseudomonarchia Daemonum and little key of Solomon (see Ars Goetia) between others to provide us of more than these names. Sebastian Michaelis in his classification of the demons (see the classification of Michaelis of the demons) gives more names. Abaddon, an angel of destruction extracted starting from the bible (delivers 9:11 revelation) was also built-in as a different demon. Lucifer, Beelzebub and Satan, were in the beginning a devil which were metamorphosed in three different characters by demonology and the devil remained as such. Beelzebub was an entity separated in the Judaism, later seeming fallen angel, and Satan is the chief of the fallen angels: while Lucifer was in the beginning an anonymous angel, that which spoke Satan in joining it in the rebellion. The imps, Drudes, the familiar ones and other folk creatures became part of Christian demonology. Thus there is little agreement on which is which, for many names which were in the beginning only one was separate in several entities, and others “were created” by people, like Sonnilon, Olivier (demon), Raum, etc Moreover, much of demons have several épellations of their names, not all with a valid base. Some of these demons are mentioned in the bible, but do not have any name of civil servant of it, such as the demon to make rage, or of the demons which were moulded outside by Christians for the period of the new will, or by Jesus Christ. Moreover, much of advisers of stamping and exorcists in modern times, such that Dr. ED Murphy in his book “the handbook for the spiritual war”, quote examples of the demons called after the afflictions which they cause, or of the effect they produce. In his book, Dr. Murphy again tells his meeting with the manifest multiple demons in a lady called Betty, being called by the use of his vocal cords, with names such as “given” (its goal was to ensure the place of Betty in the hell (although it was demolishes)); “Unbelief” (purposed to inspire exactly for what it called) and “destroyer” (supposed to destroy the spirit of the victim). However it is, it seems that all the companies have the need for giving names to these true or imaginary entities which represent “supernatural” phenomena, and the demons are not escaped.

Demon Names — Names of Demons:

A
Aamon (Christianity-based demonology)
Abaddon (Christianity-based demonology)
Abalam (Christianity-based demonology)
Abraxas (Gnosticism)
Adramelech (Assyrian mythology and folklore)
Aeshma (Zoroastrianism)
Af (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Agaliarept (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Agares (Christianity-based demonology)
Agiel (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Ahriman/Angra Mainyu (Zoroastrianism)
Aim (Christianity-based demonology)
Akem Manah/Akoman/Akvan (Zoroastrianism)
Alal (Chaldean mythology and folklore)
Alastor (Christianity-based demonology)
Alloces (Christianity-based demonology)
Allu (Akkadian mythology and folklore)
Amaymon (Christianity-based demonology)
Amdusias (Christianity-based demonology)
Ammut (Egyptian mythology and folklore)
Anamalech (Assyrian mythology and folklore)
Anzu (Sumerian mythology and folklore)
Amon (Christianity-based demonology)
Amy (Christianity-based demonology)
Andhaka (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Andras (Christianity-based demonology)
Andrealphus (Christianity-based demonology)
Andromalius (Christianity-based demonology)
Antichrist (Christianity-based demonology)
Apep (a.k.a. Apophis) (Egyptian mythology and folklore)
Apollyon (Christianity-based demonology)
Armaros (Christianity-based demonology)
Asag (Sumerian mythology and folklore)
Asb'el (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Asmodai/Asmodeus (Jewish folklore and Christianity-based demonology)
Astaroth (Christianity-based demonology)
Astarte (Semitic mythology and folklore)
Asura (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Azazel (Jewish demonology)
Azi Dahaka/Dahak (Zoroastrianism)

B
Baal (Christianity-based demonology)
Baal shamem (Caananite mythology and folklore)
Bagat (Shape-shifting demon from the Philippines)
Balam (Christianity-based demonology)
Balberith (Jewish demonology)
Bali Raj (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Baphomet (Demon, or image/idol thereof)
Barbas (Christianity-based demonology)
Barbatos (Christianity-based demonology)
Bartimaeus (Literature, Stroud)
Bathin (Christianity-based demonology)
Beelzebub (Jewish demonology, Christianity-based demonology)
Behemoth (Jewish demonology)
Beherit (Phoenecian mythology and folklore)
Belial (Jewish demonology, Christianity-based demonology)
Beleth (Christianity-based demonology)
Belphegor (Christianity-based demonology)
Berith (Christianity-based demonology)
Bifrons (Christianity-based demonology)
Biule (Romanian mythology and folklore)
Botis (Christianity-based demonology)
Buer (Christianity-based demonology)
Bune (Christianity-based demonology)
Bushyasta (Zoroastrianism)

C
Caacrinolaas (Christianity-based demonology)
Caim (Christianity-based demonology)
Cerberus (Greek mythology and folklore and Roman mythology and folklore)
Charun (Etruscan mythology and folklore)
Chemosh (Moabite mythology and folklore)
Chimera (Greek mythology and folklore)
Cho Cho (Buddhist demonology)
Chupacabra (Latin American mythology and folklore)
Cimejes (Christianity-based demonology)
Coalprin {Christianity-based demonology}
Corson (Christianity-based demonology)
Crocell (Christianity-based demonology)
Culsu (Etruscan mythology and folklore)

D
Dagon (Semitic mythology and folklore)
Damien (Christianity-based mythology and folklore)
Damar (Universal Demonology)
Dantalion (Christianity-based demonology)
Danjal (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Dasa (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Decarabia (Christianity-based demonology)
Deicide (Egyptian demonology)
Demogorgon (Christianity-based demonology)
Dmitryus (Christianity-based mythology and folklore)
Donn (Irish mythology and folklore)
Dominic(Christianity-based mythology and folklore)
Drekavac (Slavic mythology and folklore)
Dumah (Jewish demonology)

E
Eligos (Christianity-based demonology)
Empusa (Greek mythology and folklore)
Etrigan (DC comics)
Euryale (Greek mythology and folklore)
Eurynome (Greek mythology and folklore)
Eurynomos (Greek mythology and folklore)
Eleksha (Christianity-based demonology}

F
Familiars (Christianity-based demonology)
Fleuretty (Christianity-based demonology)
Focalor (Christianity-based demonology)
Foras (Christianity-based demonology)
Forneus (Christianity-based demonology)
Furcas (Christianity-based demonology)
Furfur (Christianity-based demonology)

G
Gaap (Christianity-based demonology)
Gader'el (Jewish demonology)
Gaki (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Glasya-Labolas (Christianity-based demonology)
Göap (Christianity-based demonology)
Gorgon (Greek mythology and folklore)
Gregorian (Christianity-based demonology)
Gremory (Christianity-based demonology)
Grigori (Jewish demonology)
Gusion (Christianity-based demonology)

H
Haagenti (Christianity-based demonology)
Halphas (Christianity-based demonology)
Hanan'el (Christianity-based demonology)
Hantu (Philippinan mythology and folklore)
Haures (Christianity-based demonology)
Humbaba (Sumerian mythology and folklore, Akkadian mythology and folklore)

I
Incubus (Christianity-based demonology, Chaldean mythology and folklore, Jewish folklore)
Ipos (Christianity-based demonology)
Iblis (Islamic demonology)
Ithea (Christianity-based demonology)

J
Jaydeep (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Jinn (Islamic mythology and folklore)
Jikininki (Japanese mythology and folklore)

K
Kabhanda (Hinduism)
Kasdaye (Christianity-based demonology)
Ka ni na (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Kitsune (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Kobal (Christianity-based demonology)
Kokb'ael (Jewish demonology)
Krayl/krill (Russian Demonology)
Kwantomm (romanian demonology)

L
Labal (Christianity-based demonology)
Labasu (a.k.a. Dimmea) (Sumerian mythology and folklore)
Lamia (Bulgarian folklore, Christianity-based demonology and Greek mythology and folklore)
Legion (Christianity-based demonology)
Lechies (Slavic mythology and folklore)
Lempo (Finnish mythology and folklore)
Leraje (Christianity-based demonology)
Leviathan (Jewish demonology, Christianity-based demonology)
Lilim (Jewish folklore)
Lilith (Sumerian mythology and folklore, Akkadian mythology and folklore, Jewish folklore)
Lilu (Jewish demonology)
Liothe (North-European folklore)
Lix Tetrax (Jewish/Christianity-based demonology)
Loquerion (N.Ireland Folklore)
Lucifer (Christianity-based demonology)
Lucifuge Rofocale (Christianity-based demonology)

M
Malphas (Christianity-based demonology)
Mammon (Christianity-based demonology)
Mara (Buddhist mythology and folklore, Scandinavian folklore)
Maricha (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Marax (Christianity-based demonology)
Marbas (Christianity-based demonology)
Marchosias (Christianity-based demonology)
Mastema (Jewish demonology)
Masselir (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Mathim (Christianity-based demonology)
Mccue (Hindu demonoloy)
Medusa (Greek mythology and folklore)
Melchiresa (Jewish demonology)
Mephistopheles (Christianity-based folklore)
Merihem (Christianity-based demonology)
Mictlantecuhtli (Aztec mythology and folklore)
Mojo (African mythology and folklore)
Moloch (Christianity-based demonology)
Munkir (Islamic demonology)
Murmur (Christianity-based demonology)

N
Naamah (Jewish demonology)
Naberius (Christianity-based demonology)
Naberus (Christianity-based demonology)
Naphula (Christianity-based demonology)
Nekir (Islamic demonology)
Nekomata (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Neqa'el (Egyptian mythology and folklore)
Ninurta (Sumerian mythology and folklore, Akkadian mythology and folklore)
Nix (North-European folklore)

O
Onoskelis (Greek mythology and folklore)
Oray (Christianity-based demonology)
Orcus (see also: Orcs)
Oriax (Christianity-based demonology)
Ornias (Jewish demonology)
Orobas (Christianity-based demonology)
Ose (Christianity-based demonology)
Osiris (Egyptian mythology and folklore)
Oni (Japanese demonology)
Oulotep (Jewish mythology and folklore)

P
Paimon (Christianity-based demonology)
Pazuzu (Sumerian mythology and folklore, Akkadian mythology and folklore)
Penemue (Jewish mythology and folklore)
Phenex (Christianity-based demonology)
Pithius (Christianity-based demonology)
Popo Bawa (Zanzibar demonology)
Procell (Christianity-based demonology)
Pruflas (Christianity-based demonology)
Purson (Christianity-based demonology)

R
Raging Demon (Christianity-based demonology)
Rahab (Jewish folklore)
Rahovart (European folklore)
Raiju (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Rakshasa (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Rangda (Hindu mythology and folklore)
Raum (Christianity-based demonology)
Razakel (European folklore)
Riku (Japanese Myth)
Rimmon (Syrian demonology)
Ronove (Christianity-based demonology)
Rumjal (Jewish demonology)
Rusalka (Slavic mythology and folklore)

S
Sabnock (Christianity-based demonology)
Sallos (Christianity-based demonology)
Samael (Jewish demonology)
Satan (Jewish demonology, Christianity-based demonology)
Satanachia (Christianity-based demonology)
Scox (Christianity-based demonology)
Seere (Christianity-based demonology)
Semyazza (Jewish demonology)
Set (Egyptian mythology and folklore during the Second Intermediate Period)
Shaitan (Islamic demonology)
Shanda (Christianity-based demonology)
Shax (Christianity-based demonology)
Shedim (Jewish folklore)
Shezmu (Egyptian mythology and folklore)
Sidragasum (Christianity-based demonology)
Sitri (Christianity-based demonology)
Stheno (Greek mythology and folklore)
Stolas (Christianity-based demonology)
Succubus (Sumerian mythology and folklore, Akkadian mythology and folklore, Jewish folklore, Christianity-based demonology)
Surgat (Christianity-based demonology)

T
Tannin (Jewish demonology)
Tartaruchi (Apocryphal Christianity-based demonology)
Temeluchus (Apocryphal Christianity-based demonology)
Teeraal (Babylonian mythology and folklore)
Telal (Sumerian demonology)
Tengu (Japanese mythology and folklore)
Thammuz (Christianity-based demonology)
Thren (Nordic demonology)
Tzitzimime (Aztec mythology and folklore)

V
Vacca (demonolatry)
Valefar (Christianity-based demonology)
Vapula (Christianity-based demonology)
Vassago (Christianity-based demonology)
Vepar (Christianity-based demonology)
Verrine (Christianity-based demonology)
Vine (demon) (Christianity-based demonology)
Volac (Christianity-based demonology)

W
Wendigo ( Native American mythology and folklore)

X
Xitragupten (Christianity-based demonology)

Y
Yeqon (Jewish demonology)
Yeter'el (Christianity-based demonology)
Yokai (Japanese folklore)
Yuki-Onna (Japanese folklore)

Z
Zagan (Christianity-based demonology)
Zepar (Christianity-based demonology)
Ziminar (Christianity-based demonology)
Zmeu (Romanian folklore)
Zin (West African folklore)
Ziz (Jewish demonology)