The Encyclopedia Of Demons And Demonology

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Gaap (Goap, Tap) FALLEN ANGEL and 33rd of the 72
SPIRITS OF SOLOMON. Once a member of the angelic order
of powers, Gaap is a president and mighty prince in
HELL, ruling 66 LEGIONs of DEMONs. He appears when the
Sun is in the southern signs, as a human with huge bat’s
wings and preceded by four powerful kings. Gaap teaches
liberal sciences and philosophy; excites love and hatred;
makes men insensible; gives true answers about the past,
present, and future; and takes FAMILIARs away from magicians.
Upon command, he will move people quickly from
place to place. Gaap gives instruction in the consecration
of things that belong to the divination of his master,
AMAYMON.
Gadreel (Gadriel) In 1 Enoch, a FALLEN ANGEL. Gadreel
means “God is my helper.” Gadreel leads Eve astray and
teaches men how to make the weapons of war.
Gaap (DICTIONNAIRE INFERNAL)
galli In Sumerian lore, a group of seven DEMONs who
live in Kur, the underworld.
The galli attend Ereshkigal, the sister of Inanna and the
goddess of death and gloom. Ereshkigal sits naked on a
throne of lapis lazuli in her palace, which is surrounded by
seven walls. Anyone, either mortal or god, who enters Kur
is doomed to stay. The galli, however, are free to come and
go. When they go to the world of the living, they terrorize
people and kidnap them to Kur. Galli can exist in favorable
form. They do not eat or drink or sexually molest people as
many other demons do. However, they despise children.
According to lore, Ereshkigal imprisoned Inanna in the
underworld. She escaped, but the galli tracked her down
and threatened to take her back unless she found a good
substitute. Inanna discovered that her lover, Dumuzi, was
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