Vepar

Vepar appears in the corpus of Western ceremonial magic as an entry in the roster of named spirits in the Ars Goetia / Pseudomonarchia Daemonum tradition. In that system such entities are listed, given ranks (Vepar is presented as a Great Duke), assigned domains of influence (here, waters and naval phenomena), and credited with command over numbered legions of subordinate spirits; the supplied summaries present Vepar within this hierarchical, administrative model of the unseen world and do not provide a separate mythic cosmogony or narrative origin beyond her placement in the grimoire catalogue (Thelemapedia; Megami Tensei wiki; Wikipedia summary of the Ars Goetia list).

The sources supplied do not include a consistent, detailed corporeal description for Vepar. Summaries emphasize maritime association (guiding armoured ships, controlling seas) but do not quote a primary goetic appearance text for Vepar in full; therefore no single canonical visual form (human, hybrid, colouration, or iconographic attributes) is attested in the provided materials (Thelemapedia; Megami Tensei wiki; Wikipedia list).

According to the provided goetic summaries, Vepar is a Great Duke who rules twenty-nine legions and governs waters: she 'guides armoured ships laden with ammunition and weapons,' can 'make, if requested, the sea rough and stormy, and to appear full of ships,' and 'can make men die in three days by putrefying sores and wounds, causing worms to breed in them.' These effects are described as actions she can perform at the conjurer's request within the operational frame of the Ars Goetia-style spirit catalogue (Thelemapedia; Megami Tensei wiki).