He is Duke under the Power of the East and governs 31 legions.
Here’s what is says about him in the Goetia: "Agares is the Second Spirit listed in the Goetia. The Goetia were said to have been imprisoned in a magic ring and cast into a lake. Arcanus Dominus writes: "Adamant: From the Greek Adamantos, or "unconquerable," the name was originally applied to diamonds ("Diamond" derives from "adamant") and later to any unbreakable substance."Īdramelech (FFT/FFTA): Or tells us that this demon's name comes from a sequencing of Hebrew words meaning 'as the king saw'.Īeshma (FFX-2): From Michael Robinson: "This is a Daeva of vengeance, the basis for the demon Asmodeus in Jewish lore." weapon_x_33 says that Aeshma is a Persian archdemon of violence and anger.Īgama (FFX-2): From Moogle Fan: The name comes from the small, insect-eating lizards of the same name of the family Agamaide, found in European tropics.Īgaliarept (FF3): Angry Turnip says this demon was mentioned in "Verum or The True Grimoire The Most Approved Keys of Solomon, The Hebrew Rabbi" and later in "Le Veritable Dragon Rouge", which provided a picture of him.Īgares (FF9): From Amdusias: Number 2 of the 72 Goetia, or Lesser Key of Solomon. It comes from the Greek for "ray".Īdamant Turtles and their variations (all): Adamant is a legendary, very hard metal it's been shoved into the English language as well, meaning "very hard" or "unmoving". Said to be the father of the Sirens (singing water nymphs)."Īctaneon (FF6) is probably a variant spelling of "actinia", a kind Neo Necron mentions that the end of the verse quoted refers to the same name being a "locust king", and Abaddon does resemble an insect.Īchelous (FF10): Moogle Fan writes: "Achelous is a Greek river god. "They had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew is Abaddon, and in Greek, Apollyon." -Rev 9:10. Abaddon/Abadon(FF8/FF10): Dead Duck says: "Abaddon" is Hebrew for "destroyer".
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