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Demonology, Fallen Angels, and the Philosophy of Good and Evil

The Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage details an extensive hierarchy of demons in hell. Below are the servants of Magot, one of the eight sub-princes in the demonic hierarchy.

Servants of Magoth & Kore (in alphabetical order)

  • Abagiron: Perhaps Greek—? Gathering together.
  • Agilas: Perhaps Greek—? Sullen.
  • Amchison: ? ?
  • Anagotos: Perhaps Greek—? Conducting.
  • Arioth: Hebrew. Lioness.
  • Arotor: Greek and Latin. A ploughman or husbandman.
  • Arpiron: Perhaps Greek—? Attempting straightway.
  • Arrabin: Greek. Pledge, caution money.
  • Baruel: Hebrew. Food or nourishment from God.
  • Batternis: ? ? Perhaps derived from Greek, battarizo, = to use vain repetitions, to babble.
  • Butarab: ? ?
  • Cobel: Hebrew. A Chain.
  • Colvam: Perhaps from a Hebrew root, signifying “shame.”
  • Corodon: Perhaps Greek—? a lark.
  • Daglas: ? ?
  • Debam: Perhaps Hebrew. Strength.
  • Dulid: ? ?
  • Egakireh: ? ?
  • Faturab: Perhaps Hebrew—? Interpretation.
  • Fersebus: Perhaps Greek—? A bringer of veneration.
  • Forteson: Greek. Burdened.
  • Hagion: Greek. Sacred.
  • Hagog: Hebrew. The name of Gog, with the definite prefix “Ha”.
  • Hemis: Greek. Half, half-way.
  • Hepogon: Perhaps Greek—? a saddle-cloth.
  • Horminos: Greek. A stirrer up.
  • Ilarax: Perhaps Greek—? Cheerful; gay.
  • Irix: Greek. A hawk or falcon.
  • Ischiron: Greek. Strong, Mighty.
  • Kaitar: Perhaps from Hebrew, KTHR, = a crown or summit.
  • Kamusil: Hebrew. Like a rising or elevation.
  • Katolin: Hebrew. Walls.
  • Kiligil: ? ?
  • Kolam: Hebrew. Shame; to be ashamed.
  • Laboneton: Perhaps from Greek, lambano, = to grasp, or seize.
  • Locater: ? ?
  • Luesaf: Perhaps Hebrew. Unto Loss or Destruction.
  • Madail: Perhaps Hebrew. Drawing out from, consuming.
  • Maisadul: ? ?
  • Makalos: Perhaps Chaldaic—? Attenuated, Wasted.
  • Mantan: Hebrew. A gift.
  • Marag: Hebrew. To drive forward.
  • Masaub: Hebrew. Circuit.
  • Megalak: Hebrew. Cutting off.
  • Meklboc: Perhaps Hebrew—? Like a dog.
  • Mimosa: Perhaps Greek. Meaning Imitator. ” Mimosa ” is also the name of a Shrub.
  • Nacheran: Probably Hebrew. Nostrils.
  • Nenisem: Perhaps Hebrew—? Wavings, Displayings.
  • Odax: Greek. Biting.
  • Olisermon: Perhaps Greek and Latin—? Of short speech.
  • Pandoli: Greek. Altogether a slave ; or perhaps from Greek and Latin—Possessing all wiles.
  • Paramor: Perhaps the same as the modern word Paramour:— a Lover.
  • Petunof: Coptic. Exciting.
  • Rimog: Perhaps from Hebrew, RMK, = a Mare.
  • Roler: ? ?
  • Scharak: Hebrew. To wind or twine about.
  • Sikastin: ? ?
  • Sobel: Hebrew. A Burden.
  • Sorriolenen: ? ?
  • Supipas: Perhaps Greek—? relating to swine.
  • Tagora: Coptic. Assembly.
  • Tigrafon: Perhaps Greek—? Capable of writing any matter.
  • Tiraim: Hebrew. Filling up.
  • Ubarin: Greek. Insult, Outrage.
  • Urigo: Latin. Spoiled; unfit for food.

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