Testament of Solomon
Demons
Every demon Solomon binds with the ring, in the order they appear in the text.
Ornias
The first demon Solomon binds. He comes like a burning fire, and can also take the form of a lion.
Beelzeboul
"The exarch of the demons" — and by his own account, once the first angel in the first heaven.
Onoskelis
Comes as a woman with a very pretty shape. The text never describes her legs; her name means "ass's legs."
Asmodeus
Born of an angel's seed by a daughter of man. His business: plotting against the newly wedded.
Tephras
The spirit of the ashes. "I bring darkness on men, and set fire to fields."
The Seven Sisters
Seven female spirits bound together, each with her own work.
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Envy
A headless demon that speaks from its chest. It devours heads, and wants one of its own.
Rabdos
A huge hound — who says that before Solomon was born, he was a man.
The Lion-Shaped Demon
Comes roaring as a lion. Goes to the sick and keeps them from rising again.
The Three-Headed Dragon
A dragon of three heads that claims to blind children in the womb.
The Crest of Dragons
A spirit that calls itself "the crest of dragons."
Obizuth
A female spirit with no limbs, all dishevelled hair. She says her only work is the destruction of children.
The Winged Dragon
A spirit that calls itself "the so-called winged dragon."
Enepsigos
A female spirit with three forms. She says her home is in the moon.
Kunopegos
A sea spirit, horse in front and fish behind. He turns into waves and rises out of the sea.
The Lustful Spirit
A shadowy spirit that sits beside men as they pass among the tombs.
The Thirty-Six Decans
Thirty-six spirits — the world-rulers of the darkness — who come before Solomon together.
Ephippas
A wind demon from Arabia, caught by Solomon in a flask.
Abezithibod
A one-winged spirit of the Red Sea. He says he hardened Pharaoh's heart against Moses.