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==Nine degrees of diabolical spirits==
==Nine degrees of diabolical spirits==
English [[occultist]] [[Francis Barrett]], in his book ''[[The Magus]]'', gives numerous lists of demonic spirits and attempts to rank them all according to office or to their abilities. Barrett calls this the "Nine Orders of Devils."
[[Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa]], in the final volume of his ''[[Three Books of Occult Philosophy]]'', lays out nine orders of demons as the theologians of his time thought of it.
 
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! Number
! Degree
! Ruler
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| 1
| False Gods
| [[Beelzebub]]
|-
| 2
| Deceitful Spirits
| [[Python]]
|-
| 3
| Vessels of Iniquity
| [[Belial]]
|-
| 4
| Avengers of Crime
| [[Asmoday|Asmodeus]]
|-
| 5
| Tricksters
| [[Satan]]
|-
| 6
| Aerial Powers
| [[Meririm]]
|-
| 7
| Furies
| [[Abaddon]]
|-
| 8
| Accusers or Spies
| [[Astaroth]]
|-
| 9
| Assailants or Ambushers
| [[Mammon]]
|-
|}
 
English [[occultist]] [[Francis Barrett]], in his book ''[[The Magus]]'', expands upon and alters Agrippa's Nine Orders, giving numerous lists of demonic spirits and attempting to rank them all according to office or to their abilities.  


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