Sitri

Sitri (also spelled Bitru, Sytry) is the 6th demon in the Ars Goetia, a 17th-century grimoire (a book of magic). He is a Great Duke of Hell, and commands 60 legions of demons. Sitri is depicted as a fearsome leopard-man with the wings of a griffin, but he can change his appearance to that of a handsome man at the request of the conjurer. He is said to be very obedient to the summoner, and will do anything he is asked, including causing people to fall in love with each other.

Sitri’s name is thought to come from the Hebrew word “sitra,” which means “hatred.” This may be a reference to his ability to cause discord and strife between people. However, Sitri can also be used for good, such as helping people to find love or to overcome obstacles.

To invoke Sitri, the summoner must first prepare a circle of protection. They should then draw the Sitri sigil on the ground in front of them. The summoner should then call upon Sitri by name, and offer him a gift, such as a piece of jewelry or a book. Once Sitri has appeared, the summoner can ask him for his help. Sitri is said to be very generous with his help, and he will often grant the summoner’s requests.

However, it is important to remember that Sitri is a powerful demon, and he should not be trifled with. If the summoner is not careful, Sitri can easily become dangerous. It is important to always treat Sitri with respect, and to never make any promises that you cannot keep.

Here are some additional details about Sitri:

• He is a Great Duke of Hell.
• He commands 60 legions of demons.
• He is depicted as a fearsome leopard-man with the wings of a griffin.
• He can change his appearance to that of a handsome man.
• He is very obedient to the summoner.
• He will do anything he is asked, including causing people to fall in love with each other.
• His name is thought to come from the Hebrew word “sitra,” which means “hatred.”
• He can also be used for good, such as helping people to find love or to overcome obstacles.
• To invoke Sitri, the summoner must first prepare a circle of protection.
• They should then draw the Sitri sigil on the ground in front of them.
• The summoner should then call upon Sitri by name, and offer him a gift.
• Once Sitri has appeared, the summoner can ask him for his help.
• Sitri is said to be very generous with his help, and he will often grant the summoner’s requests.
• However, it is important to remember that Sitri is a powerful demon, and he should not be trifled with.
• If the summoner is not careful, Sitri can easily become dangerous.
• It is important to always treat Sitri with respect, and to never make any promises that you cannot keep.