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Has Amon ever been mentioned in any translation/version of the Christian Bible?
Zeus, Jupiter, Ba'al, Caesarion connection is documented on those Wikipedia pages. —Preceding unsigned comment added by UnionWorker (talk • contribs) 14:41, 21 February 2009 (UTC)
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An Egyptian god who was worshipped at Thebes as "Amen the Sun". In Nahemiah 3:8, Amon is mentioned as being the god "No".
According to The Goetia, Amon was the seventh of the seventy two spirits that Solomon is reputed to have locked away inside of a brass vessel and cast into a deep lake (or banished to Lower Egypt). He was later released from the brazen vessel when it was found and opened by the Babylonians.
In command of forty legions of Infernal Spirits, Amon is a strong and powerful Marquis who appears like a wolf with a serpent's head. When so ordered by the magician, he assumes a human shape, but with the teeth of a dog. He discerns past and future, procures love, and reconciles friends and foes.
Amon is the demon by day of the first decanate of Gemini. According to the Aurum Solis, he is also the demon of the first quinance of Libra. The geomantic number of Amon is calculated by the Cabalists as either 747 or 97.
According to the Satanic Bible, Amon is the Egyptian ram headed god of life and reproduction (which is contrary to any other description of Amon to be found), and is listed amongst the Infernal Names.
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