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Valefor
Valefor in J. H. Peterson’s 2021 comparison table: the spelling reported under Sloane 3648 at row 6, alongside Valefar.
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Baal in J. H. Peterson’s 2021 Goetia comparison table: the Waite and Shah spelling aligned with Bael at row 1.
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Amduscias in Goetia 67: a duke appearing as a unicorn, then a human, with sounds of unseen musical instruments.
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Andromalius in Goetia 72: a great and mighty earl depicted in human form holding a serpent.
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Vual in Goetia 47: a duke described as appearing first as a dromedary, then in human form.
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Zagan in Goetia 61: a king and president depicted as a bull with griffin wings before taking human form.
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Zepar in Goetia 16: a great duke depicted in red apparel and armed like a soldier.
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Vepar in the Goetia: a duke in mermaid form, associated with guiding waters and ships laden with armor.
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Vine in the Goetia: a king and earl depicted as a lion riding a black horse and carrying a viper.
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Valac in the Goetia: a president depicted as a boy with angel wings, riding a two-headed dragon.
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