Agaliarept

Agaliarept is attested in post-medieval grimoire literature, principally the Grimoirium Verum and the Grand Grimoire as reported in modern summaries. These sources present the name as a proper name within a written hierarchy of spirits: the Grimoirium Verum places Agaliarept as one of two demons directly under Lucifer (the other named as Satanachia) and pairs Agalierept with Tarihimal as rulers over Elelogap; the Grand Grimoire portrays Agaliarept as a general who commands a numbered legion. The available materials present the figure as an authored office-holder in a ritual magical cosmology rather than as a folkloric ghost or elemental.

Primary grimoire summaries consulted do not provide a consistent or detailed physical description of Agaliarept. The Grimoirium Verum and Grand Grimoire material emphasized rank, offices, and delegated powers rather than iconography. Later popular-culture adaptations (novels, games, anime and illustrated fiction) depict widely varying visual forms — for example, speculative portrayals in Wayne Barlowe’s fiction and enemy designs in video games — but these are adaptations and not primary grimoire descriptions. Therefore no reliable original iconography is attested in the provided sources.

In the grimoire accounts summarized in the available sources, Agaliarept functions as a commanding spirit with duties in a hierarchical magical bureaucracy: the Grand Grimoire attributes to Agaliarept the power to uncover secrets and reveal mysteries and names it as commander of the 'second legion' with subordinates listed (including Guer, Gusoyn, Boris in some summaries). The Grimoirium Verum places Agaliarept immediately under Lucifer alongside Satanachia and indicates a rulership relationship (with Tarihimal) over Elelogap, a named spirit associated in that text with matters connected to water. Modern fictional uses recycle the name but do not provide authoritative grimoire-based powers beyond these attestations.