The infernal names
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The Infernal Names is a compiled list of adversarial or
Anton Szandor LaVey.[1] When calling the names, all of them may be recited, or a given number of those most significant to the respective working may be chosen.[2]
The Infernal Names
- Abaddon—(Hebrew) the destroyer
- Adramalech—Samarian devil
- Ahpuch—Mayan devil
- Mazdeandevil
- Amon—Egyptian ram-headed god of life and reproduction
- Apollyon—Greek synonym for Satan, the arch fiend
- Asmodeus—Hebrew devil of sensuality and luxury, originally "creature of judgment"
- Astaroth—Phoenician goddess of lasciviousness, equivalent of Babylonian Ishtar
- Azazel—(Hebrew) taught man to make weapons of war, introduced cosmetics
- Baalberith—CanaaniteLord of the covenant who was later made a devil
- Balaam—Hebrew devil of avarice and greed
- Baphomet—worshipped by the Templars as symbolic of Satan
- Bast—Egyptian goddess of pleasure represented by the cat
- Beelzebub—(Hebrew) Lord of the Flies, taken from symbolism of the scarab
- Behemoth—Hebrew personification of Satan in the form of an elephant
- Beherit—Syriac name for Satan
- Bilé—Celtic god of Hell
- Moabites, later a devil
- Cimeries—Rides a black horse and rules Africa
- Coyote—American Indian devil
- Philistineavenging devil of the sea
- Damballa—Voodoo serpent god
- Demogorgon—Greek name of the devil, it is said should not be known to mortals
- Diabolus—(Greek) "flowing downwards"
- Dracula—Romanian name for devil
- Emma-O—Japanese ruler of Hell
- Euronymous—Greek Prince of Death
- Fenriz—son of Loki, depicted as a wolf
- Gorgo—dim. of Demogorgon, Greek name of the devil
- Haborym—Hebrew synonym for Satan
- Hecate—Greek goddess of the underworld and witchcraft
- Ishtar—Babylonian goddess of fertility
- Kali—(Hindu) daughter of Shiva, high priestess of the Thuggees
- Lilith—Hebrew female devil, Adam's first wife who taught him the ropes
- Loki—Teutonic devil
- Mammon—Aramaic god of wealth and profit
- Etruscangoddess of Hell
- Etruscangod of Hell
- Marduk—god of the city of Babylon
- Mastema—Hebrew synonym for Satan
- Yezididevil
- Mephistopheles—(Greek) he who shuns the light, q. v. Faust (Greek)
- Metztli—Aztec goddess of the night
- Mictian—Aztec god of death
- Midgard—son of Loki, depicted as a serpent
- Milcom—Ammonite devil
- Moloch—Phoenician and Canaanite devil
- Ghouls, consort of Hecate
- Naamah—Hebrew female devil of seduction
- Nergal—Babylonian god of Hades
- Nihasa—American Indian devil
- Nija—Polish god of the underworld
- O-Yama—Japanese name for Satan
- Pan—Greek god of lust, later relegated to devildom
- Pluto—Greek god of the underworld
- Proserpine—Greek queen of the underworld
- Pwcca—Welsh name for Satan
- Rimmon—Syrian devil worshipped at Damascus
- Sabazios—Phrygian origin, identified with Dionysos, snake worship
- Sammael—(Hebrew) "venom of God"
- Samnu—Central Asian devil
- Sedit—American Indian devil
- Sekhmet—Egyptian goddess of vengeance
- Set—Egyptian devil
- Shaitan—Arabic name for Satan
- Shiva—(Hindu) the destroyer
- Supay—Inca god of the underworld
- T'an-mo—Chinese counterpart to the devil, covetousness, desire
- Tchort—Russian name for Satan, "black god"
- Tezcatlipoca—Aztec god of Hell
- Thamuz—Sumeriangod who later was relegated to devildom
- Thoth—Egyptian god of magic
- Tunrida—Scandinavianfemale devil
- Typhon—Greek personification of Satan
- Yaotzin—Aztec god of Hell
- Yen-lo-Wang—Chinese ruler of Hell
See also
- Anton Szandor LaVey
- Church of Satan
- LaVeyan Satanism
- Left-hand path and right-hand path
- Luciferianism
- Satanism
- The Satanic Bible
- The Satanic Temple
- Theistic Satanism
References
- ISBN 978-0380015399.
- ISBN 978-0380015399.