The dictionary of demons, p.74

The Dictionary of Demons, page 74

 

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  Page 33: Angel Binding the Devil

  Source: Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence, between pages 124 and 125

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 36: Abraxas Seals

  Source: Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence, between pages 184 and 185

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 41: AGLA Knife

  Source: The Discoverie of Witchcraft by Reginald Scot, p. 243

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 42: Conjuring Angels (Abramelin Technique)

  Artist/Source: William Charlton Wright, 19th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 46: Squatting Devil

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 21, medieval print

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 49: Punishments of Hell

  Artist/Source: A. Collaert, 17th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 55: Amaimon, King of the South

  Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 58: Seal of Andromalius

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 63: Satyr, 2002

  Artist/Source: Joseph Vargo

  Page 64: Warrior Angels

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Illustrations for

  Paradise Lost, p. 23

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 69: John Dee’s Crystal, 17th century

  Artist: Attributed to the angel Uriel

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 74: Astaroth

  Artist/Credit: Collin de Plancy

  Source: Dark Realms Magazine archives

  Permission: Joseph Vargo, used with permission

  Page 77: Seal of Asyriel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 86: The Demon Bael

  Artist/Credit: Collin de Plancy

  Source: Dark Realms Magazine archives

  Permission: Joseph Vargo

  Page 88: Baphomet

  Artist/Credit: Eliphas Lévi, La Magie Noire

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 24

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 92: Seal of Barmiel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 97: Mithras & Bull

  Source: Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence. Between pp. 280 & 281.

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 100: Seal of Belial

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 105: Saul Consults Samuel

  Artist/Source: J. Taylor, 1813

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 110: Sigil of Baal

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 120: English Devil

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 23, woodcut

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 122: Locusts in Revelation

  Artist/Source: Anonymous, 16th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 124: Masked Angel

  Artist/Source: Kirsten Brown

  Page 128: Scribal Arts II

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 132: Gate to Hell

  Artist/Source: T. Stothard, 1792

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 134: Hell’s Angels

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Illustrations for Paradise Lost, p. 4

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 136: Woman Conjured from Mirror

  Artist/Source: F. Rops, 19th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 141: Saint Michael Fighting the Dragon

  Artist/Source: Albrecht Dürer, 1498

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 146: Seal of Decarabia

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 150: Witch & Demon

  Source: Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, Grillot de Givry, p. 122

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 153: John Dee and Edward Kelley, Necromancing

  Source: Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence. Between pp. 288 & 289

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 155: Balaam’s Vision

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Bible Illustrations, p. 45

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 158: Egyn, King of the North

  Artist/Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 159: Horned Demon

  Artist/Credit: Joseph Vargo

  Page 163: Witches’ Pact

  Source: Compendium Maleficarum, Francesco Maria Guazzo, p. 16

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 174: Seal of Foras

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 178: Four Horsemen

  Artist/Credit: Hans Burgkmair woodcut

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 55

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 180: Sigil of Gaap

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 186: Smoke

  Artist/Source: Kirsten Brown

  Page 189: Scribal Art

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 193: Book of Magick

  Source: Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy by Grillot de Givry, p. 113

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 197: Marbas/Mithras

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 200: Zodiac Angel Mercury

  Artist/Source: N. Dorigny, 1695

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 201: Tree of Life, from the Llewellyn art department

  Page 207: Devils and Child

  Artist/Credit: Geoffrey Landry

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna, The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 7

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 213: Rapture

  Artist/Source: Kirsten Brown

  Page 218: St. Cado & the Devil

  Source: Grillot de Givry, Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, p. 150

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 220: Seal of Ipos

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 221: Lilit Amulet

  Artist/Source: Anonymous, traditional

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 223: Seal of Itrasbiel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 228: Angel of Death

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Bible Illustrations, p. 35

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 230: Tobias’s Nuptial Night

  Artist/Source: S. F. Ravenet after a painting by Le Seuer

  Page 232: Witches’ Dance

  Source: Francesco Maria Guazzo, Compendium Maleficarum, p. 37

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 234: Rites of Eleusis

  Source: Encyclopaedia of Occultism by Lewis Spence, between pp. 280 & 281

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 235: St. Catherine Battles a Demon

  Artist/Source: Woodcut, anonymous

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 241: Seal of God

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 242: Christ Casts Out the Demon

  Artist/Source: Johann Daniel de Montalegre

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 245: Berbiguier

  Source: Grillot de Givry, Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, p. 142

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 246: The Shameful Kiss

  Source: Compendium Maleficarum, Francesco Maria Guazzo, p. 35

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 249: Lilith

  Artist/Credit: Sumerian bas-relief

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 4.

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 252: Lucifer and the Serpent

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Doré’s Illustrations for Paradise Lost, p. 19

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 257: Tomb of the Demon Queen

  Artist/Source: Joseph Vargo

  Page 259: Punishment of the Gluttonous

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 47

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 262: Sigil of Malphas

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 266: Seal of Marchosias

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 269: Witch Conjuring

  Artist/Source: J. Dixon, 1773

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 272: Dr. Faustus

  Artist/Credit: published by John Wright, 1631

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 277: Death and the Raven

  Artist/Source: Walter Appleton Clark

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 280: The Devil in Hell

  Artist/Source: Buonamico di Martino, 15th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 281: Seal of Murmus

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 283: Indulgences

  Artist/Source: Anonymous, circa 15th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 286: Summoning Circle

  Source: Reginald Scot, The Discoverie of Witchcraft, p. 244

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 289: Two Men Summoning a Devil

  Artist/Source: Woodcut, 1720, anonymous

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 291: Hexagram of Solomon

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 295: Angelic Hierarchy

  Artist/Credit: Merticus Collection

  Source: Celestial Hierarchy

  Page 300: Devil Holding Court

  Source: Compendium Maleficarum, Francesco Maria Guazzo, p. 36

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 302: Seal of Oriel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 307: Persian Angel

  Artist/Source: Illuminated manuscript, 1750, anonymous

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 311: Paimon, King of the West

  Artist/Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 313: Satan Cast Out

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Illustrations for Paradise Lost, p. 19

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 314: Oriens, King of the East

  Artist/Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 321: Demonic Grotesque

  Artist/Credit: Joseph Vargo

  Page 323: Seal of Procel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 324: Dancing Goat

  Artist/Credit: traditional heraldry

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 66.

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 331: Heavenly Chariots

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Bible Illustrations, p. 129

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 333: Triangle of Pacts

  Source: Grillot de Givry, Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, p. 106

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 337: Seal of Ronove

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 339: Forcalor Comparison

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 342: Conjuror with Demons

  Artist/Source: J. Brown, 1813

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 344: The Demon Behemoth

  Source: Grillot de Givry, Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, p. 137

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 346: Seven Angels & Symbols

  Source: Scot’s Discoverie of Witchcraft, p. 231

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 349: Gnostic Revelation

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 353: Infernal Hierarchy

  Source: Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy, by Grillot de Givry, p. 130

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 357: Sea-Devil

  Artist/Source: Woodcut, 1720, anonymous

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 359: Witch’s Familiar

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 23.

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 360: Scrying Table

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 362: Italian Whitevine Capital

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 363: Seal of Sitri

  Artist/Credit: Cathrine Rogers

  Page 365: Solomon and Belial

  Artist/Credit: Jacobus de Teramo, Das Buch Belial, printed at Augsburg, 1473

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 5

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 369: European Mandrake

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures. Plate 56.

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 374: Lake of Fire

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, Doré’s Illustrations for Paradise Lost, p. 2

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 375: Life’s Crucible

  Artist/Source: Christoph Murer, 1622

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 377: Death of Grandier

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 80

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 379: Pentagram of Solomon

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 382: Witch Summoning from Cauldron

  Artist/Source: H. S. Thomassin (1687–1741)

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 386: Pentagram

  Artist/Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 391: Pact of Urbain Grandier

  Source: Lehner, Ernst & Johanna: The Picture Book of Devils, Demons, and Witchcraft, p. 80

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 393: Seal of Vadriel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 396: Specter of Death

  Artist/Credit: Gustav Doré

  Source: Gustav Doré, The Doré Bible Illustrations, p. 237

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 396: Sea-Witch

  Artist/Credit: Woodcut from I. I. Shipper

  Source: Richard Huber, Treasury of Fantastic and Mythological Creatures

  Permission: Dover Publications

  Page 399: Wizard

  Artist/Source: Sir Edward Burne-Jones,

  19th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 404: Judgment

  Artist/Credit: Jackie Williams

  Page 405: Saint Benedict Medal

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 408: Ani and His Wife

  Artist/Source: Papyrus of Ani, 1250 BCE

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 411: Zodiac Angel Mars

  Artist/Source: N. Dorigny, 1695

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 413: Seal of Zachariel

  Artist/Credit: M. Belanger

  Page 416: Spirit Board

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 421: Plague Angels

  Artist/Source: P. Noël, 1869

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 427: Temptation of Saint Anthony

  Artist/Source: M. Schongauer, 1470–1475

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 431: Adam and Eve Expelled

  Artist/Source: Raphael Sadeler, 1583

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 433: Ethiopian Charm with Susenyos

  Artist/Source: Anonymous, traditional

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 436: Biblical Flood

  Artist/Source: L. Friedrich after W. Kaulbach

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 439: Jacob Wrestles the Angel

  Artist/Source: Salvator Rosa, 1766

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 442: Temple of Solomon

  Artist/Source: Woodcut, possibly Villalpandus, 16th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

  Page 444: Star of Solomon

  Artsit/Source: Clavis Inferni, 18th century

  Page 445: Baphomet

  Artist/Source: Catherine Rogers

  Page 448: Angelic Messenger

  Artist/Source: Woodcut, anonymous, 16th–17th century

  Permission: Wellcome Collection, London

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