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Have still been studying Stellas Daemonum for demonology notes focusing on links between the demons of the grimoires and pagan gods, and I just finised up notes on the Four Cardinal Kings that appear in some grimoires, like the Book of Offices and the Livres des Esperitz. In those grimoires, these kings rule over the four elements and are, in turn, ruled by Satan, who rules the elements in their totality. The kings are Oriens, the King of Fire (who in some of these is actually female), Amaymon (Amaimon), the King of Earth, Paymon (Paimon), the King of Air (again female in some of these texts), and Egin (Ariton), the King of Water. As expected, all of these kings are connected to pagan gods in some way within Stellas Daemonum and I can provide summaries of these identities:
Oriens: Clearly Sol Oriens, as in the Roman god Sol as the sun rising in the east (Oriens). I think Jake Stratton Kent already laid that out in The Testament of Cyrian the Mage, and the fact that Crowhurst links Oriens to the eastern position in the sky and the eastern fiery signs just cements it.
Amaimon (Amayon): Possibly a kind of solar-saturnian-chthonic expression of Plutus/Pluto, possibly etymologically linked to Abu Nuh Maimum, the jinn king associated with Saturn who in many ways recalls the role of Plutus/Pluto. Crowhurst also proposes a link to a Syrian deity of wealth named Mamona, but there's no evidence of any god by that name being worshipped in ancient Syria.
Paimon (Paymon): A (possibly solar) reflection of Ishtar, or rather the martial aspect of Ishtar specifically, descending into the underworld. The image of Paimon riding on the back of a dromedary camel together with her rule of the west direction and link to the second decan of Scorpio also recalls the image of the morning and evening star deities Azizos and Arsu as warrior deities riding on a camel, the same star being classically associated with Ishtar. Her seal itself also communicates a solar nature, the solar nature of the kings, and the general sublunary nature of spirits through the number 6666.
Ariton (Egin): A lunar reflection of Saturn, as in the god Saturnus, who takes a name recalling the divine horse spawn of Poseidon. His apparent lunar nature is a strange contrast to how Crowhurst establishes that all the kings are solar. His association with the sickle and even his standard form as a man riding a dragon establish him as a saturnian spirit while suggesting a reflection of Saturn/Saturnus.
Also, perhaps incidentally, Crowhurst sees in all four of the kings, and their names, links to the role of the Watchers, the fallen angels of the Book of Enoch who descended to Earth out of lust for, and the desire to fornicate with, human women. That itself circles back to pagan notions of daemons, like the daemons of the decans in particular, for the fact that these daemons may freely interact with matter if they wish, and fornicating with humans, giving them knowledge, and teaching them various arts certainly counts as interacting with matter! Then of course there's all that stuff about Mount Hermon, the mountain of the oath where the Watchers took an oath, in turn associated with Baal Hermon or a Hellenised version of Baal or Baal Hadad (that would probably be a form of Zeus).
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Egyn (Ariton). King of the North.
Illustrated by Joel Innes
I was sitting here watching the last couple of episodes of a shorter anime I've been interested in for a while, and a character was brought in towards the end that I was like, "Man, this dude sounds really familiar, especially when he's yelling."
I looked up his voice actor.
...it's Bakugou. XD
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The zodiac signs as angels and demons:
- Leo:
Raziel: Angel of secrets
Lucifer: Demon of pride
- Aquarius:
Ariton: Demon of visions
Uriel: Angel of wisdom
- Aries:
Ariel: Angel of love
Satan: Demon of wrath
Happy birthday Ariton from Divine Gate, Mia Guillem from Kaleido Star, Kenji Natsume from Ahiru no Sora, Akio Furukawa and Fuko Ibuki from the Clannad Series, The Will of Abyss and Alice from Pandora Hearts, Tooru Oikawa from Haikyuu!!, Misaki Yata from K Project, and Tartaglia from Genshin Impact who all share the same birthday you guys are amazing. #ariton #divinegate #dibaingeto #miaguillem #kaleidostar #kareidosutā #kenjinatsume #ahirunosora #akiofurukawa #akiofurukawa #fukoibuki #clannad #clannadafterstory #thewillofabyss #alice #pandorahearts #tooruoikawa #haikyuu #misakiyata #kproject #tartaglia #genshinimpact https://www.instagram.com/p/CgQppVCue63/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Allegories of Hell
The following article I had started to draft months ago for a particular project that was abandoned. However, I had some recent notions about the subject that I wanted to explore.
Dating most likely to the early eighteenth century, the Clavis Inferni identifies the demonic, directional Four Kings of the spirits as Uricus, Maymon, Paymon, and Egyn, and the text associates the Kings’ Agrippan…
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