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Feluth [Silat] Fene A Hungarian demon, and the opposite of Isten, the god of light. Fene is also the name of the place where demons roam. Flauros [Hauras] Focalor, Forcalor, Furcalor Before he fell he was an angel of the order of thrones. This ”fact” was ”proved after infinite research,” reports Spence in An Encyclopedia of Occultism. He is a mighty duke in the infernal regions and commands thirty legions. His special office (mission) is to sink ships of war and slay men. After 1,000 years (or 1,500 years) he ”hopes to return to the 7th Heaven,” as he confided to Solomon. When invoked he manifests as a man with the wings of a griffin. Focalor is an anagram for Rofocale. Forcas, Foras, Forras, Fucas, Fourcas It is not indicated what rank he once held in the angelic hierarchy, or to what order he belonged; but as a fallen angel; in Hell he is a renowned president or duke; and here he devotes his time to teaching rhetoric, logic, and mathematics. He can render people invisible and he knows how to restore lost property. He is also called a chevalier with 29 legions at his command. Forfax, Morax, Marax, Foraii A great earl and president of the underworld in command of 36 legions. He bestows skill in astronomy and liberal arts. His manifestation is as a heifer. Forneus Before the fall, he was of the order of thrones and partly also of the order of angels. In the underworld he is a great marquis, with 29 legions at his command. He teaches art, rhetoric, and all languages, and causes men to be loved by their enemies. When he is invoked he manifests in the form of a sea monster. Fujin, Ryobu The Japanese god of the wind and one of the eldest Shinto gods. He was present at the creation of the world and when he first let the winds out of his bag, they cleared the morning mists and filled the space between heaven and earth so the sun shone. He is portrayed as a terrifying dark demon wearing a leopard skin, carrying a large bag of winds on his shoulders. Demons Main Page
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