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Amaimon, King of the Air
Maymon is known in the medieval and Solomonic grimoire tradition as a “King” — and in the Heptameron, as “King of the Angels of the Air.” Amaimon is presented in the Goetia of Shadows, by Michael W. Ford, as a powerful Luciferian demon, and a powerful spirit to invoke. The name is derived from the Greek word Maimon — “Terrible Violence and Vehemence” — and from MHZAL, Mahazael, from the root MZ: to consume or devour. This print is in color, and comes with a protective sleeve.
Format: 8 x 11 color print, with a protective sleeve
The King: Amaimon / Maymon — King of the Angels of the Air, in the Heptameron
Sources: The medieval and Solomonic grimoires, and Ford’s Goetia of Shadows
The Name: From Maimon, “Terrible Violence and Vehemence,” and Mahazael — to consume or devour
A Cardinal King: One of the great directional kings of the grimoires — a cornerstone of the Solomonic temple
Etymology Included: The name’s meaning travels with the image, as the old books intended
Grimoire-Sized: Made for the altar book or the temple wall
Violence and vehemence, in color. Add the Amaimon / Maymon Poster to your temple today.
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