"Bifron" (Demon #46)

Count Bifron (Bifrovs, Bifrons, Bifröus, Bifronze). The Fourty-Sixth Demon from the 'Ars Goetia'.

                                    "Bifron" (Demon #46)

The teacher of Sciences & arts, the virtues of the herbs, the woods & gem/
First appearing as a monster, but then I change shape into that of a man
I can change corpses from their original grave, into many and other place/
While the origin of my name, comes from the Roman God 'Janus' some say
Responsible for lighting the strange corpse lights, above the tombs of dead/
An Earl of Hell, commanding six legions, I am all what Mr. Crowley said.

 

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Author's Note

Feedback much appreciated.

Reviews

[Marie]

I would never have associated Janus with this demon.

[Ars Goetia Poetry]

The solid proof can only be seen with ones eyes, yet the mind does have a tendency to play tricks. Many demons are shape shifters, which only adds to the confusion :(

[Marie]

I will post a balllad about a demon on Halloween...not one of yours, probably...

[Ars Goetia Poetry]

Brilliant. I am really looking forward to it already :)