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	Films depicting the various demons as villains include:		Films depicting the various demons as villains include:
			* ''To the Devil a Daughter'' (1976) featuring [[Astaroth]].
			* ''Ghoulies'' (1984) featuring [[Belial]].
	* ''[[Hereditary]]'' (2018) featuring [[Paimon]].		* ''[[Hereditary]]'' (2018) featuring [[Paimon]].
	* ''The Conjuring'' series of horror films featuring [[Valac]].		* ''The Conjuring'' series of horror films featuring [[Valac]].
	* ''To the Devil a Daughter'' (1976) featuring [[Astaroth]].
	* ''Ghoulies'' (1984) featuring [[Belial]].

	Several modern authors have created [[tarot]] decks utilizing the demons. The most popular of these include:		Several modern authors have created [[tarot]] decks utilizing the demons. The most popular of these include:
			* The Daemon Tarot Deck (2013) by Ariana Osborne
	* [[The Demon-Possessed Tarot]] (2018) by [[Travis McHenry]]		* [[The Demon-Possessed Tarot]] (2018) by [[Travis McHenry]]
	* [[Occult Tarot]] (2020) by [[Travis McHenry]]		* [[Occult Tarot]] (2020) by [[Travis McHenry]]
	* The Daemon Tarot Deck (2013) by Ariana Osborne
	* Goetia: Tarot in Darkness (2021) by Fabio Listrani		* Goetia: Tarot in Darkness (2021) by Fabio Listrani
	* Demon of the Day (2024) by [[Travis McHenry]]		* Demon of the Day (2024) by [[Travis McHenry]]

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	Several modern authors have created [[tarot]] decks utilizing the demons. The most popular of these include:		Several modern authors have created [[tarot]] decks utilizing the demons. The most popular of these include:
	* [[The Demon-Possessed Tarot]] (2018) by [[Travis McHenry]]		* [[The Demon-Possessed Tarot]] (2018) by [[Travis McHenry]]
	* [[~~The~~ Occult Tarot]] (2020) by [[Travis McHenry]]		* [[Occult Tarot]] (2020) by [[Travis McHenry]]
	* The Daemon Tarot Deck (2013) by Ariana Osborne		* The Daemon Tarot Deck (2013) by Ariana Osborne
	* Goetia: Tarot in Darkness (2021) by Fabio Listrani		* Goetia: Tarot in Darkness (2021) by Fabio Listrani

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	[[File:Demon-Parchment.jpg\|~~350px~~\|thumb\| Collage showing many of the Goetic demons]]		[[File:Demon-Parchment.jpg\|400px\|thumb\| Collage showing many of the Goetic demons]]
	The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called "[[demon]]s" or "spirits," depending on the translation and the source of the text.		The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called "[[demon]]s" or "spirits," depending on the translation and the source of the text.

	They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.		They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.

			==Origin==
			The story of [[King Solomon]] conjuring and capturing demons is an ancient tale dating back to the first century. The legend goes that Solomon summoned 72 demons using a specific invocation. He then questioned them and put them to his service according to their abilities and powers. Some variants of the legend say the demons were used as beasts of burden to help build Solomon's Temple.

			When he was finished with the demons, rather than send them back to Hell or release them into the world, he trapped them in a brass vessel and sealed the vessel with his [[Secret Seal of Solomon\|secret seal]] to prevent the demons from escaping. After trapping the demons in the brass vessel, Solomon threw it into a deep lake in Babylon. It remained there, sunken in the bottom of the lake, until some local treasure-seekers found the vessel and broke it open. This released the demons into the world where they can serve and torment mortals.

	==Ranking==		==Ranking==
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	Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.		Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.

			==Legacy==
			The 72 spirits of the ''Ars Goetia'' have been featured in numerous books, songs, movies, and other art forms since their first inception. Many of the most popular depictions of them originated in the 1863 edition of ''[[The Infernal Dictionary]]''.

			Films depicting the various demons as villains include:
			* ''[[Hereditary]]'' (2018) featuring [[Paimon]].
			* ''The Conjuring'' series of horror films featuring [[Valac]].
			* ''To the Devil a Daughter'' (1976) featuring [[Astaroth]].
			* ''Ghoulies'' (1984) featuring [[Belial]].

			Several modern authors have created [[tarot]] decks utilizing the demons. The most popular of these include:
			* [[The Demon-Possessed Tarot]] (2018) by [[Travis McHenry]]
			* [[The Occult Tarot]] (2020) by [[Travis McHenry]]
			* The Daemon Tarot Deck (2013) by Ariana Osborne
			* Goetia: Tarot in Darkness (2021) by Fabio Listrani
			* Demon of the Day (2024) by [[Travis McHenry]]

	==List of the demons==		==List of the demons==

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			[[File:Demon-Parchment.jpg\|350px\|thumb\| Collage showing many of the Goetic demons]]
	The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called "[[demon]]s" or "spirits," depending on the translation and the source of the text.		The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called "[[demon]]s" or "spirits," depending on the translation and the source of the text.

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	==Ranking==		==Ranking==
	The demons are ranked according the the [[Hierarchy of Hell]] as Kings, Dukes, Princes, Marquises, Earls, Presidents, and a single Knight. Each demon is generally accorded a number, based on when the demon was summoned by [[King Solomon]] to be put to work building his temple. Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.		The demons are ranked according the the [[Hierarchy of Hell]] as Kings, Dukes, Princes, Marquises, Earls, Presidents, and a single Knight. Each demon is generally accorded a number, based on when the demon was summoned by [[King Solomon]] to be put to work building his temple.

			Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.

	==List of the demons==		==List of the demons==

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	The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called [[demon]]s ~~and~~ spirits, depending on the translation and the source of the text.		The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called "[[demon]]s" or "spirits," depending on the translation and the source of the text.

	They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.		They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.

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	\| 43 \|\| [[Sabnock]] \|\| Marquis \|\| [[Veualiah]]		\| 43 \|\| [[Sabnock]] \|\| Marquis \|\| [[Veualiah]]
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	\| 44 \|\| [[Shax]] \|\| Marquis \|\| [Ielahiah]]		\| 44 \|\| [[Shax]] \|\| Marquis \|\| [[Ielahiah]]
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	\| 45 \|\| [[Vine]] \|\| Count or King \|\| [[Sealiah]]		\| 45 \|\| [[Vine]] \|\| Count or King \|\| [[Sealiah]]

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	The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called [[~~demons~~]] and spirits, depending on the translation and the source of the text.		The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called [[demon]]s and spirits, depending on the translation and the source of the text.

	They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.		They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.

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	\| 16 \|\| [[Zepar]] \|\| Duke \|\|		\| 16 \|\| [[Zepar]] \|\| Duke \|\|
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	\| 17 \|\| [[~~Bothis~~]] \|\| Count or President \|\|		\| 17 \|\| [[Botis]] \|\| Count or President \|\|
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	\| 18 \|\| [[Bathin]] \|\| Duke \|\|		\| 18 \|\| [[Bathin]] \|\| Duke \|\|

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	The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called [[demons]] and spirits, depending on the translation and the source of the text.		The '''Goetic demons''' are the 72 infernal spirits listed in the ''Ars Goetia'' section of the ''[[Lesser Key of Solomon]]''. They are alternately called [[demons]] and spirits, depending on the translation and the source of the text.

			They are closely connected to the 72 [[Kabbalistic angel]]s, and are subject to them.

			==Ranking==
	The demons are ranked according the the [[Hierarchy of Hell]] as Kings, Dukes, Princes, Marquises, Earls, Presidents, and a single Knight. Each demon is generally accorded a number, based on when the demon was summoned by [[King Solomon]] to be put to work building his temple. Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.		The demons are ranked according the the [[Hierarchy of Hell]] as Kings, Dukes, Princes, Marquises, Earls, Presidents, and a single Knight. Each demon is generally accorded a number, based on when the demon was summoned by [[King Solomon]] to be put to work building his temple. Although some versions of the ''Ars Goetia'' do not provide the origin story of the demons, all versions do follow the same basic numbering system. Some versions alter the ranking of each demon, but generally, they are consistent across all versions.