Demonology, Fallen Angels, and the Philosophy of Good and Evil
Tlaltecuhtli (“Earth Lord”) was a large earth monster in Aztec mythology.
Tezcatlipoca (“smoking mirror”) represents conflict and change in Aztec mythology.
Stolas appears as an owl or as a man who teaches astronomy, the properties of plants, and the worth of precious stones.
Sitri, the 12th spirit, is a great prince who appears with a leopard’s head and wings of a gryphon.
In Babylonian and Assyrian religions, Shedim was a generic name like the Hebrew and Christian word spirit.
Shax/Scox appears as a stork with a raucous voice, and is known to be deceitful.
Seere, the 70th spirit, appears as a man riding a winged horse.
Satan is the title of the devil, the chief adversary of Jesus and mankind in Christian traditions.
Samigina, a Marquis, appears in the form of a horse and teaches liberal sciences.
Sallos/Zaebos is grand-count of Hell and sweet of character. He appears as a good soldier with a ducal crown on his head and rides a crocodile.
Sabnock, the Forty-third Spirit, is a Marquis appearing in the form of a soldier with a lion’s head, riding on a pale-coloured horse.
As marquis and count of hell, Ronwe/Ronove controls 19 legions. He appears in the form of a monster and teaches languages.
