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Paimon |
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Origin[]
Paimon is one of the demonic spirits described in the Ars Goetia, a section of the 17th-century grimoire known as the Lesser Key of Solomon. He holds a high rank as one of the Kings of Hell and is often depicted as one of the most obedient and powerful demons, often described as being very loyal to Lucifer and ruling over the western region of Hell, commanding legions of spirits and possessing vast knowledge.
Paimon is typically depicted as a man with a feminine face, wearing a crown and riding a dromedary (a one-humped camel). He is sometimes accompanied by a host of spirits and musicians playing trumpets, cymbals, and other instruments.
Paimon is said to possess immense knowledge of all arts and sciences, including philosophy, and can reveal mysteries, hidden treasures, and secrets. He is known for his ability to impart his subjects with information such as science, philosophy, and art, making him a valuable ally for those seeking wisdom. He is also known to grant titles, loyalty from others, and even reconcile differences between people.
Paimon is depicted as a stern, authoritative figure who demands respect and proper rituals when summoned. He is considered one of the more loyal and trustworthy demons, often obeying the summoner's commands as long as proper respect and rituals are observed. He is patient and thorough, offering knowledge and assistance in a way that reflects his high rank and power. His reputation as a wise and powerful entity makes him one of the most respected and sought-after demons in demonology, especially for those seeking knowledge, power, and enlightenment.
Public Domain Appearances[]
Public Domain Literary Appearances[]
- The Lesser Key of Solomon
- Dictionnaire Infernal (1818)