Share on ... Twitter Facebook Pinterest Shemhamphorash Bael Agares Vassago Samigina, or Gamigin Marbas Valefor Amon Barbatos Paimon Buer Gusion Sitri Beleth Leraje, or Leraikha Eligos Zepar Botis Bathin Sallos Purson Marax Ipos Aim Naberius Glasya-Labolas Bune, or Bime Ronové Berith Astaroth Forneus Foras Asmoday Gaap Furfur Marchosias Stolas, or Stolos Phenex Halphas, or Malthus Malphas Raum Focalor Vepar Sabnock Shan Vine Bifrons Uvall, Vual, or Voval Haagenti Crocell Furcas Balam Alloces Camio, or Caim Murmur, or Murmus Orobas Gremory, or Gamori Ose, or Voso Amy, or Avnas Oriax, or Orias Vapula, or Naphula Zagan Volav, or Valak, or Valu, or Valac Andras Haures, or Hauras, or Havres Andrealphus Cimejes, or Cimeies, or Kimaris Amdusias, or Amdukias Belial Decarabia Seere, Sear, or Seir Dantalion Andromalius THESE be the 72 Mighty Kings and Princes which King Solomon Commanded into a Vessel of Brass, together with their Legions. Of whom BELIAL, BILETH, ASMODAY, and GAAP, were Chief. And it is to be noted that Solomon did this because of their pride, for he never declared other reason why he thus bound them. And when he had thus bound them up and sealed the Vessel, he by Divine Power did chase them all into a deep Lake or Hole in Babylon. And they of Babylon, wondering to see such a thing, they did then go wholly into the Lake, to break the Vessel open, expecting to find great store of Treasure therein. But when they had broken it open, out flew the Chief Spirits immediately, with their Legions following them; and they were all restored to their former places except BELIAL, who entered into a certain Image, and thence gave answers unto those who did offer Sacrifices unto him, and did worship the Image as their God, etc. Previous | Goetia | Next Last modified: 2019/09/24 13:23by John Bell