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The Encyclopedia Of Demons And Demonology

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196 Padiel<br />

connected with black magic; and make whatever restitution<br />

is possible.<br />

According to modern demonologists, humans always<br />

have free will to revoke a diabolic pact. Repenting will<br />

render a pact useless.<br />

See HAIZMANN, CHRISTOPHER.<br />

FURTHER READING:<br />

Baroja, Julio Caro. <strong>The</strong> World of the Witches. Chicago: University<br />

of Chicago Press, 1975.<br />

Butler, E. M. Ritual Magic. Cambridge: Cambridge University<br />

Press, 1949.<br />

Fortea, Fr. José Antonio. Interview with an Exorcist: An Insider’s<br />

Look at the Devil, Diabolic Possession, and the Path to<br />

Deliverance. West Chester, Pa.: Ascension Press, 2006.<br />

Guazzo, Francesco-Maria. Compendium Maleficarum. Secaucus,<br />

N.J.: University Books, 1974.<br />

LaVey, Anton Szandor. <strong>The</strong> Satanic Bible. New York: Avon<br />

Books, 1969.<br />

Lea, Henry Charles. Materials toward a History of Witchcraft.<br />

Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1939.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Malleus Maleficarum of Heinrich Kramer and James<br />

Sprenger. New York: Dover Publications, 1971.<br />

Remy, Nicholas. Demonolatry. Secaucus, N.J.: University<br />

Books, 1974.<br />

Russell, Jeffrey Burton. Lucifer: <strong>The</strong> Devil in the Middle Ages.<br />

Ithaca, N.Y., and London: Cornell University Press, 1984.<br />

Summers, Montague. <strong>The</strong> History of Witchcraft and <strong>Demonology</strong>.<br />

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1926.<br />

Waite, Arthur Edward. <strong>The</strong> Book of Black Magic and of Pacts.<br />

1899. Reprint, York Beach, Me.: Samuel Weiser, 1972.<br />

Weyer, Johann. On Witchcraft (De praestigiis daemonum).<br />

Abridged. Edited by Benjamin G. Kohl and H. C. Erik<br />

Midelfort. Asheville, N.C.: Pegasus Press, 1998.<br />

Padiel DEMON among the 31 AERIAL SPIRITS OF SOLO-<br />

MON. Padiel is the second-ranking spirit of the east and<br />

rules the south as king. He governs 10,000 spirits by day<br />

and 20,000 by night, and several thousand more in addition.<br />

<strong>The</strong> lower spirits can be trusted. According to Solomon,<br />

the only powers they have are those conferred upon<br />

them by Padiel. <strong>The</strong>y can be conjured only with Padiel’s<br />

permission.<br />

power to bewitch in malevolent ways. <strong>The</strong> Pairikas exert<br />

their baleful influences on the elements, cattle, and all<br />

vegetation. AHRIMAN uses them to bewitch the stars in<br />

order to prevent rain and cause bad harvests, famine,<br />

and sterility. <strong>The</strong>y also cause meteor showers.<br />

palis In Arabian lore, a desert DEMON that vampirizes<br />

people by licking the soles of their feet until their BLOOD<br />

is drained. <strong>The</strong>re is no known description of the palis.<br />

<strong>The</strong> palis waits until desert travelers are asleep and then<br />

licks their feet. To prevent attack, travelers should sleep<br />

with the soles of their feet touching the soles of another<br />

person’s feet. Salt sprinkled around will repel the demon.<br />

Pamersiel DEMON among the 31 AERIAL SPIRITS OF SOLO-<br />

MON. Pamersiel is the chief of the east and serves under<br />

CARNESIEL. He has 1,000 spirits under his command,<br />

which must be called only during the daytime and with<br />

great care, for they are stubborn and arrogant. Pamersiel’s<br />

primary dukes are Anoyr, Madriel, Ebra, Sotheano,<br />

Abrulges, Ormenu, Itules, Rablion, Hamorphiel, Itrasbiel,<br />

and Nadrel. Pamersiel and his dukes are evil and false, and<br />

not to be trusted. However, they can be commanded to<br />

drive away other evil spirits who haunt any place or house.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Lemegeton, a GRIMOIRE, gives instructions for summoning<br />

Pamersiel and his dukes. <strong>The</strong> ritual must be done<br />

in the most secret room of a house, or a hidden grove,<br />

wood, or occult place. Other persons must not be able to<br />

observe the ritual. <strong>The</strong> place should be airy. <strong>The</strong> spirits<br />

can be summoned into a stone or glass and bound into the<br />

objects. A crystal stone must measure four inches in diameter<br />

and be set on a table consecrated to King Solomon.<br />

<strong>The</strong> SEAL of Pamersiel must be worn upon the breast.<br />

Paimon FALLEN ANGEL and ninth of the 72 SPIRITS OF<br />

SOLOMON. Prior to his fall, Paimon was in the angelic<br />

order of dominations. He was conceited with his own<br />

knowledge and fell with LUCIFER. In HELL, he rules as a<br />

king and has 200 LEGIONs of DEMONs under his command.<br />

He appears as a crowned man seated on a camel, preceded<br />

by many musicians with trumpets, cymbals, and<br />

other instruments. He has a roaring voice. He teaches all<br />

arts, sciences, and secrets; subjugates people to the will of<br />

the magician; and gives good FAMILIARs. He will give the<br />

answer to any question. He is observed in the northwest.<br />

Pairikas In Persian lore and ZOROASTRIANISM, a class of<br />

DAEVA or DEMON of beautiful seductresses who have the<br />

Seal of Pamersiel (AUTHOR’S COLLECTION)

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