Ronobe is a spelling linked to Roneve and Ronove in Joseph H. Peterson’s comparison of Goetic spirit names.
The catalogue account
Peterson’s table records Ronobe in its Waite and Shah columns. Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, section 26, uses Roneve in Latin and Ronove in the accompanying English text.
The entry describes a marquis and earl of monstrous appearance, associated with rhetoric, languages, faithful servants and the favor of friends and enemies. It assigns the spirit nineteen legions.
Sources
Peterson’s Goetia spelling comparison, page 2, and Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, section 26. The spelling bridge follows the editor’s comparison.