The Book of ceremonial Magic

197:4 At the request of the operator (Wierus).
197:5 He is the third spirit in the Hierarchy of Wierus.
197:6 Or Malaphar.
197:7 With the head of a hunter or a thief, says Wierus. He shews friendship to his
familiars till they are caught in the trap.
198:1 Cauda serpentis, says Wierus.
198:2 And, according to another MS., "a great head like to a mighty raven."
198:3 He also understands the songs of birds and the language of all other animals
(Wierus).
198:4 A longer recension says: By Lucifer is here to be understood he that was drowned
in the depths of his knowledge. He would needs be like God and for his pride and
arrogancy was thrown out into destruction. Of him it is said--Every precious stone is thy
covering. The last reference is to the panegyric of the Prince of Tyre in Ezekiel: its
occurrence in this place is most remarkable.
198:5 It appears from Wierus that the operator may fail to understand this spirit, in which
case he must stretch forth the character belonging to him and command him to speak
clearly.
THE SEAL OF GUSION
THE SEAL OF BUER
X. BUER, 1 a great president, who appears when the sun is in Sagittarius and teaches
philosophy, logic, the virtues of herbs, &c. He heals all diseases and gives good familiars.
XI. GUSION, 2 a mighty duke, who appears like a cynocephalus, discerns the past,
present and future, answers all questions, reconciles enemies and gives honour and
dignities.