Clistheret: An Invented Demon from the Dictionnaire Infernal? Clistheret is an obscure demon primarily, if not exclusively, documented in Jacques Collin de Plancy’s 19th-century occult text, the Dictionnaire Infernal. According to this work, Clistheret possesses the singular and dramatic ability to alter human perception of time, making day appear during the night or night appear … Read more
Bayemon is a figure mentioned in the *Grimoire of Honorius* (*Latin: Grimoire of Honorius*), erroneously attributed to Pope Honorius. Bayemon is depicted as a powerful king ruling the western parts of the infernal realms. Practitioners invoke Bayemon through specific prayers to command him and other subordinate spirits, demanding obedience under threat of divine punishment. The … Read more
Bael is a demon listed in the Grand Grimoire as the chief of infernal powers. Known as the first king of hell, Bael rules the eastern regions and is depicted with three heads: a toad, a human, and a cat. He is known for granting cunning and the ability to become invisible. Sixty-six legions of … Read more