Gremory, the 56th spirit

Gremory is a duke of hell with dominion over twenty six legions of lesser demons. She is the fifty-sixth demon of the 72 fallen angels ensnared by King Solomon and bound to a brass vessel. The demon is mentioned within the Ars Goetia, the Book of Oberon, the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, the Lesser Key of Solomon, and several other grimories.

Gremory can cause one to be loved by women of all ages, assist in divination of the past, present, and future, and tell of hidden treasures. Gremory is a night demon is one of the few demons who manifest as women although the other hallmarks of riding mounted atop a beast bear similarities to several other demons found within the Lesser Key of Solomon.

Gremory belongs to the sphere of Netzach and her reiging king is Goap. The ruling archangel associated with this demon is Uriel while her angelic counterpart is Poliel. The close resemblance of her name with the word “grimorie” could also be indicative of an underlying association as well.

History

The name “Gremory” has seemingly both Italian and English origins. It is essentially the result of the anglicized term Grimori or Grimorio. This demon has no ties to Hebrew or Aramaic mythology and it is unknown how she ended up within Judeo-Christian reckoning. It is also worth noting that literature pertaining to this demon is scant presumably as a result of her lowly positioning among the 72 Goetia demons.

The Italian term “grimorio” translates to textbook of magic whilst the English term “grimorie” has the same meaning. Consequently, the origins of this demon can be attibuted to these two cultures especially when considering that both languages originated from Latin – the native speech of demons as well as the language commonly used during the nascent stages of this religion.

The first mentions of this demon are found within the Munich Manual of Demonic Magic that was written circa the fifteenth century. It is presently not discernible which literature was used in making assertions about the demon within this book. Like other demons, it is plausible that Gremory was a popular ancient pagan god who was demonized and rendered a resident of hell with the advent of Christianity as a religion.

Description

Rank: Great Duke

Planet: Venus / Saturn

Tarot: 2 of Pentacles

Zodiac: 5 – 9 degrees of Capricorn

Metal: Copper / Lead

Incense: Rose

Plant: Fenugreek

Element: Earth

Color: Orange

Appearance

The demon appears as a woman with a crown riding atop a huge camel. In addition to her own adornments, the camel she rides on is also heavily decorated. She manifests with the crown of a duchess either tied around her waist or placed on her head. She is excessively beautiful with comely features which belie her demonic nature. She is also described as being friendly and void of malevolence. Due to the prevalence of the usage of the pronoun “he” in reference to Gremory, it is plausible that the demon could be androgynous.

The “Demonic Enns” of Gremory

An tasa shi Gremory on ca

Liftoach Pandemonium, et germinet Gremory

Veni, veni, o Comitis Gremory

The sigil of Gremory

Attributes of Gremory

• Gremory is one of the few demons that manifest as females. The other hallmarks of riding atop an unconventional beast are however common among the demons of the Lesser Key.
• She is able to bring love to men from women of all ages with a bias towards maidens. Her demonic manifestation could thus be the personification of such an attribute.
• She is also able to tell of things past, present, and future – for this reason, she can be summoned for the purposes of divination.
• Gremory also has the ability to reveal hidden treasures to the conjuror thereby granting wealth in the process.

Similar demons to Gremory

Allocer

Gusion

Eligo

Agares

Barbatros

Vual

Murmur

Flauros

Vapula

Crocell

Vepar

Folcalor

Berith

Bune

Aim

Saleos

Bathin

Zepar

When to summon Gremory

This demon can be summoned to bring love to the male conjuror from women of all ages although the obvious bias lies with maidens. Gremory can also grant wealth through revelations of hidden treasures and other things of material value. Additionally, the demon is capable of divination having the ability to tell of things past, present, and future.

Items Required:

• The demon’s sigil
• Rose incense
• Items of copper or lead
• Fenugreek leaves
• Orange candles
• A mirror may also be needed

Ritual Time: Gremory is strongest between December 27th and December 31st. She is also a night demon and it is advisable that the conjuring be done during the hour of Venus.

Precautions:

• As with all other demons, Gremory must be treated with the necessary respect so as to increase the likelihood of desirable outcomes.
• Even without the immediate threat of malevolence, it is necessary that the conjuror protects themselves from otherworldly energies through entering a protection circle.
• It is necessary to make conjurations with reservations as pertaining to Gremory to prevent over-reliance as this could be detrimental to other aspects of one’s life.

Steps:

• The conjuror must prepare by engaging in power meditation and breathing exercises to balance chakras and optimize concentration
• The invocation must be done in a quiet place which is clean and void of distractions.
• The demon’s sigil is placed at the center and the lit orange candle is placed in the middle.
• The copper or lead items are sprinkled on the altar together with the fenugreek leaves.
• The conjuror should then mentally picture a protection circle and open it before entering.
• Chant the enns of Gremory in triplet repetitions during the offering of incense.
• The demon manifests within the smoke and flames. Alternatively, she will manifest in the mirror.
• After respectfully stating one’s wishes and praising the demon, it should be dismissed appropriately.
• The candle(s) should be snuffed out as opposed to blowing as this will infuriate the demon.

Sources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gremory

http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/DEMONVI.html

Demonic enns

Evoking Gremory, the Great Duke