Editing Testament of Solomon (section)

== Demons ==
Many of the demons in Solomon's encounters are of Greek, Egyptian, Jewish, Christian, Arabic, and other traditions. The majority of the testament consists of Solomon's interviews with the demons, some of which are grotesque, including one which has no head. Two demons associated strongly with sexuality appear among them- [[Asmodai|Asmodeus]] from the [[Book of Tobit]], and a female demon named [[Abyzou|Obyzouth]], who has similarities to [[Lilith]], such as killing newborn children. Most of the other demons are otherwise unknown by name from other works. The demon [[Abezethibou]] is said to have hardened the pharaoh's heart, rather than God.

The demons, listed in order of appearance, are Ornias, [[Beelzebub]], Onoskelis, [[Asmodeus]], Tephras, the 7 star sisters (a reference to the [[Pleiades]]), Envy, Rabdos, Rath, Tribolaios, Obizuth, the wingdragon, [[Enêpsigos]], Kunopaston, an unnamed "lustful spirit", the 36 spirits of the [[decans]], Ephippas, [[Abezethibou]].