Demonology: List of Demon Names, Devils, & Evil Spirits

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Andrealphus

Andrealphus, the 65th spirit, is a Mighty Marquis, first appearing in the form of a noisy Peacock, then in human form.

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

In Sumerian myth, Anzu was a large bird (eagle or vulture) who lived in the realm of the gods.

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

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

Azazel is the chief of the Se’irim, or goat-demons, who haunted the desert and to whom most primitive Semitic tribes offered sacrifices.

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

Balan, the 51st spirit, appears with a serpent’s tail, eyes that shoot fire, and three heads: a bull, a man, and a ram.

Barbatos, the 8th spirit, is a Duke and appears as a horned archer or hunter in the woods with four kings sounding horns before him.

Bathin, the 18th spirit is a Duke who appears like a man with the tail of a serpent sitting upon a pale-coloured Horse.

Ba’al-zebub, also called Beelzebub or Beelzebul is known as the lord of the flies. The name derives from the Canaanite “‘Baal” meaning “lord.”

Behemoth, a spirit of the desert, possibly derives from the Egyptian for “water buffalo.”