The Book of ceremonial Magic

209:4 Otherwise, Separ.
209:5 Also Chax or Scox.
209:6 Otherwise, a stork.
210:1 He is also a horse-stealer, when so desired by the exorcist.
210:2 Or as a lion seated on a black horse and holding a viper in his hand.
211:1 Otherwise, Pucel.
211:2 i.e., the thermal springs frequented by sick people.
212:1 He is of the Order of the Dominations.
THE SEAL OF ALLOCEN
THE SEAL OF CAIM
LII. ALLOCEN, 2 a strong duke, appears in the form of a soldier, mounted on a great
horse, his face like that of a lion, exceedingly red, his eyes flaming fire, his speech hoarse
and loud. He teaches astronomy and the liberal sciences, and gives a good familiar.
LIII. CAIM, a great president, appears in the form of a thrush, 3 but afterwards in that of a
man bearing a sharp sword and seeming--as it is said fantastically--to answer in burning
ashes. He is a keen disputant; he imparts to men the understanding of birds' songs, the
lowing of cattle, the barking of dogs and the voice of waters. He gives true answers
concerning things to come and was once of the Order of Angels.
LIV. MURMUR, a great duke and earl, appears in the form of a soldier, riding on a
griffin and having a duke's crown on
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his head. He is preceded by two ministers sounding trumpets. He teaches philosophy
perfectly; he constrains the souls of the dead to appear and to answer questions. He was
partly of the Order of Thrones and partly of Angels.