Agares
Goetic Demons—
- King Baal
- Duke Agares
- Prince Vassago
- Marquis Samigina
- President Marbas
- Duke Valefor
- Marquis Amon
- Duke Barbatos
- King Paimon
- President Buer
- Duke Gusion
- Prince Sitri
- King Beleth
- Marquis Leraje
- Duke Eligos
- Duke Zepar
- Count/President Botis
- Duke Bathin
- Duke Sallos
- King Purson
- Count/President Marax
- Count Ipos
- Duke Aim
- Marquis Naberius
- Count/President Glasya-Labolas
- Duke Bune
- Marquis/Count Ronove
- Duke Berith
- Duke Astaroth
- Marquis Forneus
- President Foras
- King Asmodeus
- Prince/President Gaap
- Count Furfur
- Marquis Marchosias
- Prince Stolas
- Marquis Phenex
- Count Halphas
- President Malphas
- Count Raum
- Duke Focalor
- Duke Vepar
- Marquis Sabnock
- Marquis Shax
- King/Count Vine
- Count Bifrons
- Duke Uvall
- President Haagenti
- Duke Crocell
- Knight Furcas
- King Balam
- Duke Alloces
- President Caim
- Duke/Count Murmur
- Prince Orobas
- Duke Gremory
- President Ose
- President Amy
- Marquis Orias
- Duke Vapula
- King/President Zagan
- President Volac
- Marquis Andras
- Duke Haures
- Marquis Andrealphus
- Marquis Cimejes
- Duke Amdusias
- King Belial
- Marquis Decarabia
- Prince Seere
- Duke Dantalion
- Count Andromalius
In Demonology, according to some authors, Agares (or Agaures) is a Prince, ruling the eastern zone of Hell and served by 30 legions of Demons.
Other sources, among them The Lesser Key of Solomon and Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, say that he is a Grand Duke and has 31 legions under his command, and adds that he can make runaways come back, and those who run stand still. He can also cause earthquakes and teach languages, finding pleasure in teaching immoral expressions. He also possesses the power to destroy dignities, both temporal and supernatural. He is among the more benevolent of demon lords.
He is depicted as a pale old man riding a crocodile and with a hawk on his fist.
See also
References
- Wikipedia (2005). *[Agares](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agares) (*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agares*).* Retrieved Nov 18, 2005