Sitri [5] (also spelled Bitru, Sytry) is a Great Prince of Hell, and reigns over sixty legions of demons. He causes men to love women and vice versa, and can make people bare themselves naked if desired.

According to the writings in The Lesser Key of Solomon, Sytry is the twelfth spirit listed in the Goetia. He is a Great Prince of Hell with sixty legions of demons under his command. He is depicted as a humanoid with the head of a leopard and the …

Sytry (シトリー Shitorī) is the 12th pillar of Solomon, a viscount and Prince of Hell, who reigns over 60 armies of Hell. He is also a candidate nominated to succeed the throne by his uncle, Baalberith.

Desperate to get rid of Sytry, Isaac tries to summon an angel to defeat the former, but summons a demon boar that chases after him and William instead. Sytry kills it and reveals his true nature as the viscount and twelfth noble of Hell and one of Lucifer's candidates to an uncaring William.

Sitri, also known as Bitru or Sytry, is the twelfth demon and spirit of the Ars Goetia. He is a Great Arch-Prince of Hell (or sometimes Viscount) with sixty legions of demons under his command. He is depicted as a leopard with the wings of a griffin, but at the request of the conjurer can take...

Sitri, also known as Bitru or Sytry, is the twelfth demonic spirit listed in the Ars Goetia, according to the writings in The Lesser Key of Solomon. He is a Great Prince of Hell with sixty legions of demons under his command.

Dec 16, 2024 · Sytry is a figure often associated with the realm of fallen angels. These beings, once considered to be part of the heavenly host, have fallen from grace and are often depicted in various religious texts and folklore.

Sytry, along with many other demons, were deeply saddened when Solomon was killed. At first, Sytry was only interested in William because he was the elector. However as time goes on, Sytry becomes protective of William, to the point of leaving a demon party to save him.

Sytry is the son of Gabriel and a Pagan God, most possibly Baalberith himself. Initially, it was believed that Baalberith was the one who caused Sytry to fall from Heaven. However, it's later revealed that Sytry was abandoned by his mother during the separation of …

Sytry, Yomyael and Beleth were a trinity of demons that had aided the Asiatic people in battle "for as long as men had placed faith in the dark behind stars". Peter the Great summoned Sytry and the two demons, hoping they would help him in the war against the...