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[[File:BoMwI Oberion1.jpg|thumb|300px|Oberion's turban-wearing depiction in the ''Book of Magic with instructions for the Invoking of Spirits'']] | [[File:BoMwI Oberion1.jpg|thumb|300px|Oberion's turban-wearing depiction in the ''Book of Magic with instructions for the Invoking of Spirits'']] | ||
'''Oberion''' (also ''Oberyon'', ''Oberycom'', and ''Ebrion'') is a spirit derived from the fairy ''Oberon'', who for a time appeared in [[grimoire]]s himself. In many of Oberion's appearances in grimoires, his counseling spirits are usually [[Storax]], Carmelyon, Caberyon, and Seberyon. | '''Oberion''' (also ''Oberyon'', ''Oberycom'', and ''Ebrion'') is a spirit derived from the [[fairy]] ''Oberon'', who for a time appeared in [[grimoire]]s himself. In many of Oberion's appearances in grimoires, his counseling spirits are usually [[Storax]], Carmelyon, Caberyon, and Seberyon. | ||
According to ''[[Liber Officiorum Spirituum]]'', his wife is named Mycob. | According to ''[[Liber Officiorum Spirituum]]'', his wife is named Mycob. | ||
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==Invocation== | ==Invocation== | ||
Oberion is one of three spirits (the others were "Andrea Malchus" and "Inchubus") said to have been raised up by the parson of Lesingham and Sir John of Leiston in Norfolk, England in 1528. | Oberion is one of three spirits (the others were "Andrea Malchus" and "Inchubus") said to have been raised up by the parson of Lesingham and Sir John of Leiston in Norfolk, England in 1528. | ||
The ''[[Book of Magical Charms]]'' includes an invocation of Oberion. | |||
[[Category:Demons]] | [[Category:Demons]] | ||