Modern Magick: List of Demons of the Goetia

Pseudomonarchia daemonum (1583) -Reginald Scot’s translation of Johann Wier’s text
Dictionnaire Infernal (1863) – Collin de Plancy’s book of demons & illustrations
Abramelin The Mage (1898) – 15th century Hebrew work offering a hierarchy of demons
Goetic Demons (1904) – Mather’s translation of the Lesser Key of Solomon the King

Agares

Aguares, the 2nd spirit, is a duke who appears as a man riding a crocodile.

Aim, the 23rd spirit, is a duke who appears as a handsome man with three heads.

Alocer, the 52nd spirit, is a great duke who appears as a soldier riding a horse.

Amduscias, the 67th spirit, is a great duke. His true form is as a unicorn, but appears as human form when summoned.

Amon, the 70th spirit, can appear in the form of a wolf with a serpent’s tail and vomiting flames.

Amy, the 58th spirit, is a President and appears in the form of flaming fire.

Andras, the 63rd spirit, is a great Marquis and has the body of an angel and the head of an owl.

Andrealphus, the 65th spirit, is a Mighty Marquis, appearing at first in the form of a Peacock with great noises.

Andromalius, the 72nd spirit, is an Earl who appears in the form of a man holding a great serpent in his hand.

Asmodeus, also known as Ashmadia, most likely originated from the Persian Aeshma-deva (“demon of wrath”).

Astaroth, the 29th spirit, is a duke who appears as angel riding a dragon and holding a viper in his left hand.

Bael, the first spirit, is a king who appears in various shapes – such as a cat, toad, man or all these forms at once.