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18. Bathin: The 18th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, depicted as a man with a serpent's tail riding a splendid horse. He can distinguish herbs and gems, and can also teleport people remotely.

19. Salloos: The 19th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, wearing a duke's crown. He is in charge of romantic relationships between men and women.

20. Purson: The 20th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is a handsome man riding a bear and wielding a venomous snake. He can discover hidden truths and treasures, knows the past and present, and can answer theologians' questions about the beginning of chaos.

21. Morax: The 21st demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, depicted as a bull with a human face. His specialties are astronomy and other natural sciences; he can make people wise and can also distinguish herbs and gems.

22. Ipos: The 22nd demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, depicted as an angel with a lion's head, goose's feet, and a rabbit's tail. He can bestow wisdom and courage upon people.

23. Aini: The 23rd demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as a three-headed man, with one head being a snake, the head of a man with two pentagrams on his forehead, and the head of a cat (or calf). He holds a fire orb in his right hand and rides a giant hellish serpent emitting red smoke. He often uses the fire orb to burn everything he sees. He can grant wisdom and discover hidden treasures.

24. Naberius: The 24th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as a black crane with outstretched wings. He is skilled in all arts and sciences, and is especially proficient in rhetoric.

25-3225. Glasya-Labolas: The 25th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, he is depicted as a giant winged dog. He is also known as the "King of Slaughter." He is a bloodthirsty artist who is also knowledgeable in science, history, and the difference between friend and foe. Besides killing humans, Glasya-Labolas imparts a wealth of knowledge, especially scientific knowledge, to his summoners. He also possesses the ability to make people invisible.

26. Bune: The 26th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is a three-headed dragon with the head of a dog, a human, and a griffin, and has a high-pitched, melodious voice. He loves burial grounds and often gathers with his followers there. He can make people rich, wise, eloquent, and knowledgeable.

27. Ronove: The 27th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. Legend has it that he was a monster wielding a club and was skilled in art and debate.

28. Berith: The 28th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, with red armor, a golden crown, and riding a red horse. His voice is loud and shrill. He is said to grant alchemy and knowledge of the past and future.

29. Astaroth: The 29th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He has blood at the corner of his mouth, is entirely black, and emits a foul, poisonous stench. He leads a hellish dragon in his right hand. His power is to travel freely between the past and the future. He preaches freedom, but in reality, he teaches people to be lazy, and thus he was cast down from the angels to hell.

30. Forneus: The 30th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, commanding twenty-nine legions. His appearance resembles a large silver shark. He is eloquent and can make people proficient in debate; he can also turn enemies into friends.

31. Foras: The 31st demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as a strong man who can distinguish herbs and gems, discover hidden treasures, teach logic and virtue, make people invisible and immortal, and restore lost items.

32. Asmodeus (also spelled Asmoday): The 32nd demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, ruling over the seven deadly sins (lust). He has three heads: a bull's head, a human head, and a ram's head, and a serpent's tail. He leads a dragon of hell in one hand and holds a spear with a banner in the other. He can teach mathematics, astronomy, geometry, and handicrafts. He can grant true knowledge, making people unconquerable. He can reveal the location of treasures and protect them.

33-4033. Gaap: The 33rd demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He can take away people's knowledge or make them wise. He can change people's likes and dislikes, answer people's questions about the past and future, or send people to other places.

34. Furfur: The 34th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as a stag with a fiery tail and a hoarse voice, never speaking the truth unless forced. He can control love between men and women, as well as wind, rain, thunder, and lightning, and can grant true knowledge to magicians who command him.

35. Marchosias: The 35th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, he is depicted as having the body of a wolf, the wings of a griffin, and the tail of a serpent. He can breathe fire and can also take human form at the command of a magician. He is directly controlled by Solomon.

36. Stolas: The 36th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is usually depicted as a large raven, but sometimes appears in human form. This demon teaches astronomy and art, and can also distinguish herbs and gems.

37. Phoenix: The 37th of the 72 pillars, also known as the phoenix (the immortal bird), with a voice like a mischievous child, and capable of transforming into human form. He is kind and gentle by nature and is a poet.

38. Halphas: The 38th of the 72 Pillars, he is depicted as a dove with a hoarse voice. His specialties are building tower defenses and commanding others in battle.

39. Malphas: The 39th of the 72 pillars, appearing as a raven, but can also transform into human form, with a hoarse voice. Skilled at revealing the enemy's thoughts to their summoner.

40. Raum: The 40th of the 72 pillars, its form is that of a raven, but it can also take human form if given a summoner's command. Its original form is a demon transformed from a fallen angel. It can steal treasures from the royal treasury and carry them to designated locations, and it can also destroy enemy cities for its summoner. It knows the past, present, and future, can predict the future, and can also quell the hatred between enemies.

41-4841. Focalor: The 41st demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, with a human body and griffin wings. He is skilled at controlling the power of wind and sea, often capsizing warships and drowning sailors, but he will not do anything that contradicts the commands of his summoner.

42. Vepar: The 42nd of the 72 pillars, resembling a mermaid. She can influence matters related to navigation and can also kill the wounded with maggots.

43. Sabnock: Ranked 43rd among the 72 Pillars, he is an armed warrior riding a pale white horse. His specialties include building city defenses and equipping armies, or killing with maggots.

44. Shax: The 44th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, who dwells underwater and speaks in a soft, hoarse voice. He can deprive people of their seven senses and steal royal treasures.

45. Vine: The 45th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, depicted as a lion riding a black horse. He can see secrets, know the past and present, and can build or destroy cities.

46. ​​Bifrons: The 46th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon, resembling a monster but also capable of human form. He excels at teaching astrology, art, and geometry, and can identify gems and herbs. His hobbies include moving corpses or lighting candles on graves.

47. Uvall: The 47th demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. Originally, he was a camel with a single hump, but he could also appear in human form. He could make women love him, and he was knowledgeable about the past and present, could foresee the future, and quell hatred.

48. Haagenti: The 48th demon in the 72 pillars, his form is a bull with eagle wings. He can make people wise, and has the ability to turn stone into gold and water into wine.

49-5649. Crocell: The 49th Demon of the 72 Pillars, resembling an angel. He can see through secrets and teach geometry and art.

50. Furcas: The 50th demon in the 72 pillars, a long-bearded, horned old man riding a pale horse and wielding a sharp weapon. He specializes in teaching philosophy, astrology, rhetoric, logic, and art.

51. Balam: The 51st demon in the 72 pillars, with three heads—a human head, a bull's head, and a ram's head—flaming eyes, a snake's tail, riding a raging bear, and a voice like a horse. He is knowledgeable about the past and present, can foresee the future, grant wisdom, and make people invisible.

52. Allocer: The 52nd demon of the 72 pillars, with a lion's face, golden armor, and red skin that shimmers with golden light. He rides a tall, powerful warhorse, and his voice is like thunder. Those who look into Allocer's eyes will see their own death reflected in his fiery gaze, and will be blinded by the intense shock. He is well-versed in astrology, music, arithmetic, astronomy, geometry, grammar, rhetoric, and various other literary disciplines.

53. Cain: The 53rd demon in the 72 pillars, one form is a bird with a goose's head, and another is a humanoid figure wielding a sharp sword. He can make people understand animal language and give them true knowledge. He was once among the angels.

54. Murmur: The 54th Demon of the 72 Pillars, a warrior wearing a duke's crown and riding a griffin. He imparts philosophy and can answer questions about the souls of the dead.

55. Orobas: The 55th demon among the 72 pillars, usually depicted as a horse, but can transform into human form at the summoner's command. He possesses knowledge of the past and present, can foresee the future, and can quell hatred.

56. Gremory: The 56th demon of the 72 pillars, appearing as a beautiful woman wearing a duchess's crown and riding a camel. She possesses knowledge of the past and present, can foresee the future, and can discover the location of hidden treasures.

57-6457. Ose: The 57th demon among the 72 pillars, often appearing in the form of a leopard, but can also transform into human form. He excels at teaching science, answering questions about sacred matters or the hidden, and can also transform people into other forms.

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58. Amy: The 58th demon in the 72 pillars, possessing a body of fire, or in human form. She is in charge of astrology and wields magic that allows her to exchange life force with humans.

59. Orias: The 59th demon in the 72 pillars, depicted as a lion riding a tall warhorse with the tail of a hellish serpent. He holds two hellish serpents in his right hand. He bestows virtue upon others, is deeply versed in the laws of nature, and helps all without distinguishing between friend and foe.

60. Vapula: The 60th demon in the 72 pillars, resembling a griffin. He teaches people various crafts, as well as philosophy and science.

61. Zagan: The 61st of the 72 pillars, he is a bull with griffin wings, who can also transform into human form. He can make people eloquent, turn water into wine, turn stone into gold, and even enlighten fools.

62. Volac: The 62nd demon in the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as a child riding a two-headed dragon with angel wings. He is skilled at giving people true knowledge, revealing the location of hidden treasures, and telling the summoner where the hellish serpent can be seen.

63. Andras: The 63rd demon among the 72 demons of King Solomon. He is depicted as an angel with the head of a raven, riding a black wolf and wielding a sharp sword. He is in charge of eliminating disharmony. Even if the summoner violates harmony, he will annihilate them.

64. Haures/Flauros: The 64th demon among the 72 demons of King Solomon. One form is a leopard, and another is a human, whose eyes are like fire. He possesses knowledge of the past and present and can foresee the future. He will tell the summoner about the beginning of time, the beginning of the Holy Spirit, and the fall of the angels. He is commanded to destroy the summoner's enemies, but will not be an enemy of other demons.

65-7265. Andrealphus: The 65th demon in the 72 pillars, appearing as a peacock but capable of transforming into human form. He can bestow upon his summoner the secrets of algebra and geometry, and can turn humans into birds.

66. Cimejes: The 66th demon in the 72 pillars, depicted as a valiant warrior riding a strong black horse. He commands the spirits of hell throughout Africa. He can teach his summoner grammar, logic, and rhetoric, and can locate hidden objects and treasures.

67. Amdusias: The 67th demon among the 72 pillars. His true form is a unicorn, but he can also transform into human form upon request. He can temporarily produce the sounds of various musical instruments or bend trees according to the summoner's will.

68. Belial: Also translated as "Belial" or "Belial," the 68th demon in the 72 pillars, with the rank of Emperor. He is depicted as two beautiful angels driving a chariot of fire, with melodious voices. He fell from grace before other angels, including Millerka. His job is to distinguish truth from falsehood and friend from foe.

69. Decarabia: The 69th demon in the 72 pillars, depicted as a five-pointed star, though also possessing human features. Skilled at judging the quality of gems and birds, she can transform into a bird for her summoner to command.

70. Seere: The 70th demon in the 72 pillars, ruled by the King of the East. His true form is a handsome man riding a winged steed. He possesses the power to understand the workings of things, can circumnavigate the world in the blink of an eye, can reveal the location of thieves and their hidden treasures, and is exceptionally gifted.

71. Dantalion (also spelled Dantalion, Dantalion):

The 71st demon in the 72 pillars appears in various male and female forms, but always holds a book in his right hand. He teaches his summoners all arts and sciences, can explore anyone's privacy, know everyone's thoughts, and change their thoughts at will. He can simulate anyone's image and create a mirror image.

Demons 71-72 (4 images) 72. Andromalius: The last of the 72 demons, often appearing as a man holding a giant serpent of hell. His abilities are closely related to theft; he possesses the power to discover all evil and shady deals, uncover the true nature of thieves and their accomplices, and retrieve stolen goods.

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