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Orobas
Orobas in the Goetia: a prince described as appearing first as a horse, then in human form.
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Ose in the Goetia: a president taking leopard and human forms, associated with teaching the liberal sciences.
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Ipos in the Goetia: an earl and prince with an angel-like form, lion’s head, goose feet and hare’s tail.
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Marbas in the Goetia: a president taking lion and human forms, associated with knowledge of mechanical arts.
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Marchosias in the Goetia: a marquis depicted as a wolf with griffin wings and a serpent’s tail, later taking human form.
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Caim in the Goetia: a president taking thrush and human forms, associated with understanding bird and animal voices.
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Gaap in the Goetia: a president and prince in human form, associated with teaching philosophy and the liberal sciences.
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Forneus in the Goetia: a marquis in sea-monster form, with rhetoric and languages among his attributed teaching offices.
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Furcas in the Goetia: a knight depicted as a bearded old man on a pale horse, associated with philosophy, astronomy, rhetoric and logic.
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Furfur in Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum: an earl depicted as a hart with a fiery tail and a hoarse voice.
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