Description

Origin & Traditional Use

The Dictionary of Demons by Michelle Belanger is an A to Z reference of over 1,500 demons drawn from grimoires, folklore and religious texts, with their names, ranks and powers.

Uses in the Work

Use it to research a spirit’s names, ranks and offices before evocation, to cross-reference sigils, and to choose the right demon for a working. It is ideal for the Demon Research task, giving sources for each spirit so you can go deeper. Keep it beside your book of shadows, and record what you test in practice alongside the author’s method.

Pairs Well With

Seal, Sigil & Call by J. R. Mascaro; Heavy Parchment Paper – 25 Pack; Black Pentagram Leather Grimoire Journal

Lore

Belanger built much of the book on the Munich Manual, Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum and the Lesser Key of Solomon, and also on lesser-known manuscripts like the Ars Theurgia. Many demons in the grimoires have names drawn from Hebrew, Greek and Latin words for their powers.

What You Receive

With more than 200 additional entries, the revised and expanded second edition of one the world’s most important books on demonology is now available in paperback. The Dictionary of Demons: Revised and Expanded includes more than 1,700 demons as well as short articles on demonology and a wealth of illustrations, making it one of the most valuable reference works in the field. A paperback book 8.4″ x 10.1″