BestiarypediaThe bestiary of every mythology
Curated catalog of supernatural beings in 10 languages. Mythology, demonology, cryptozoology and folklore documented with relationships, taxonomies and sources.
Lilith
Lilith, the first rebellious woman and queen of demons
First woman according to the Alphabet of Ben Sira; she refused to submit to Adam and mothers the lilim.
Belphegor
Demon prince of sloth
Demon of ingenious inventions who promises wealth without work and collects his fee in idleness.
Samael
Samael, the Venom of God
Accusing angel of the heavenly court and demonic prince of Kabbalah, consort of Lilith.
Beelzebub
Beelzebub, prince of flies and lord of the infernal legions
Beelzebub is the demonic prince of flies, lord of the infernal legions and biblical adversary linked to Baal.
Asmodeus
Asmodeus, demonic prince of lust and wrath among the Princes of Hell
Asmodeus is the demonic prince of lust and wrath, known as Aeshma Daeva in Zoroastrianism.
Naamah
Mother of demons, seductress of dreams
Kabbalistic demon queen, sister of Tubal-cain and mother of the spirits born from sleeping desire.
Agrat bat Mahlat
Queen of the chariot and the two granted nights
Talmudic demon queen who rode out with 180,000 destroyers until a pact confined her to two nights.
Leviathan
Sea monster of the Tanakh and prince of envy
The colossal sea serpent of the Hebrew Bible, turned by demonology into the prince of envy.
Belial
The word that became a prince
In Hebrew it meant ยซworthlessnessยป, an insult; at Qumran it commands the army of darkness.
Mammon
Money turned into a person
In Aramaic it meant ยซgoodsยป. The Vulgate left it untranslated, and that capital letter made a demon.
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