Zagans

Zagans are a type of spirit or demon featured in various grimoires, most notably the Ars Goetia, a section of the Lemegeton, or The Lesser Key of Solomon. According to these texts, Zagan is a king and president of Hell, commanding numerous legions of demons. He is often described as appearing as a bull with a man's head, or sometimes as a winged man.

The abilities attributed to Zagan are primarily associated with transformation and wealth. He is said to be able to turn any living creature into gold, and can also transform water into wine and blood into wine. Furthermore, Zagan is believed to grant wisdom and can make men witty and able to speak and understand the language of birds and animals. He is also associated with sexual desire and can procure love between men and women.

The Ars Goetia lists Zagan as the fifty-ninth spirit, ranked as a King and President. His sigil, a magical symbol used to invoke him, is typically depicted with specific geometric patterns. The lore surrounding Zagans, like many other Goetic demons, originates from medieval European demonology and occult traditions, reflecting a complex system of spiritual hierarchies and powers.