Book of Ceremonial Magic: Chapter IV: The Mysteries of Goëtic Theurgy according to the Lesser Key of Solomon the King.: Demons: XXI. (Morax) to XXX. (Forneus)

1 a great earl and president, who appears like a human headed bull, and gives skill in astronomy and the liberal sciences, with good familiars. He knows the virtues of all herbs and precious stones.

2 a mighty earl and prince, appearing as an angel with a lion's head, 3 the webbed feet of a goose and a hare's tail. He knows the past and future, and imparts wit and courage.

4 a strong duke, who appears with the body of a handsome man but having three heads, the first like a serpent, the second like a man with two stars on the forehead and the third like a cat. He rides on a viper and carries a blazing firebrand, with which he spreads destruction. He imparts much cunning and gives true answers concerning private matters.

5 a valiant marquis, who appears in the form of a crowing cock and flutters about the circle. He speaks hoarsely, gives skill in arts and sciences, especially rhetoric, and restores lost dignities and honours. 6

1 a mighty president, who comes in the form of a dog, but winged like a griffin, He teaches all arts and sciences instantaneously, incites to bloodshed, is the leader of all homicides, discerns past and future, and makes men invisible.

2 a great marquis and earl, appears in a monstrous form; he teaches rhetoric and the arts, gives a good understanding, the knowledge of tongues and favour of friends and foes.

XXVIII. BERITH, 3 a terrible duke, appearing in the form

1 riding on an infernal dragon and carrying a viper in his right hand. He must not be permitted to approach on account of his stinking breath, and the magician must defend his face with the magic ring. answers truly concerning past, present and future, discovers all secrets and gives great skill in the liberal sciences. He will also discourse willingly concerning the fall of spirits. 2

Footnotes

202:1 This spirit is named Foraii by Wierus. Another variant is Forfax.

202:2 Otherwise, Ipes, Ayporos or Aypeos.

202:3 According to Wierus, sometimes in the form of an angel and sometimes in that of a crafty and evil lion. He is termed filthy and obscene, even in the angelic mask.

202:4 Called Aym or Haborym by Wierus.

202:5 i.e., Cerberus.

202:6 Another codex reverses this, saying that he procures the loss of prelacies and dignities.

203:1 Alias, Caacrinolaas or Caassimola.

203:2 Otherwise, Roneve and Ronove.

203:3 This spirit, says Wierus, is by some called Beal, but by the Jews Berith and by necromancers Bofi or Bolfry.

204:1 Another version says "a foul angel."

204:2 But pretends that he himself was exempt from their lapse (Wierus).