The Lore of Asmoday Fernando B. Perfas with elevation from 250 to

with elevation from 250 to 1500 feet

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Author Biography: Paul Tournier (1898-1986) was a general practitioner in Geneva and also an active Christian

Seaton: Jerome Seaton is a translator from Chinese and is a professor Emeritas of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

The Lore of Asmoday Fernando B. Perfas with elevation from 250 toThe Lore of Asmoday is a collection of the known legends of the demon Asmoday, or Asmodeus. Starting with his origin as Aeshma Daeva, the Persian demon of wrath, and moving through the book of Tobit, the Testament of Solomon, the Kabbalah, the grimoires such as the Sacred Magic of Abramelin, the Book of Oberon, the Goetia, and up to the modern day. Also included are notes concerning the relationship between Asmoday and his bride, the younger Lilith,