Sep 6, 2002 18:00
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English term

Amy

Non-PRO English to Hebrew Other
Amy is one of the 72 spirits of solomon
it has hebrew origin. what exactly does it mean??


thank you,
Proposed translations (Hebrew)
4 Pls see the answer below:
3 -1 My people

Discussion

John Kinory (X) Sep 6, 2002:
Can we have a source or reference for this, please?

Proposed translations

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1 hr

My people

as in:

My nation.

But frankly, I have never heard of this spirit (nor of the other 71). What is the source of this concept?
Peer comment(s):

disagree EGB Translations : See below
1 hr
The answer below does not answer the question as asked. Mine does.
disagree Irina Glozman : You have not supported your claim by facts - please prove that the name of the 58th spirit (named “Amy”) has an Hebrew origin and if it has, please prove that this Hebrew origin comes from Hebrew word ayn-mem-yod - “ami” – please see my comment below.
4 hrs
1. My answer doesn't claim to be 100% definitive. 2. The asker states that it has a Hebrew origin. 3. I gave a correct Hebrew meaning of the word Ami (I am a native Hebrew speaker). 4. You have not replied to my correct criticism of your answer.
agree Sue Goldian : Since the asker seems certain that the origin of the word Amy, in this context, is Hebrew, yours is the only possible answer - ami = my people or my nation. Note to Irina - Yoni doesn't have to prove anything here.
12 hrs
Thanks! You are right: I don't have to prove anything, only offer the correct answer.
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2 hrs

Pls see the answer below:

Amy - One of the 72 spirits of Solomon. Said to be supreme president of hell. He will trade knowledge for the human soul.

Please visit the site mentioned below. It contains explanation about all 72 spirits:
http://www.1freespace.com/adoptademon/demonnames.html

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Note added at 2002-09-06 20:10:11 (GMT)
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King Solomon


The legendary king of Israel, King David\'s son and successor, which reign became known as Israel’s golden age. His date of birth is placed between 975 and 970 BC, and his death between 928 and 922 BC.

Building on David’s achievements, Solomon instituted a proficient centralized government, with a professional army and an advanced trade network. Above all, he poured attention on Jerusalem, raising superb public buildings and palaces, and carrying out his father’s plan to construct a Temple for the Lord, worthy to house the Ark of the Covenant.

Solomon had about 700 wives and 300 concubines. Many of the exotic women were in fact living treaties. He sustained alliances by taking wives from the family of every ruler willing to sign a treaty. He even kept mighty Egypt out of Israel by marrying an Egyptian princess, daughter of a pharaoh.

By loving so many foreign women and allowing them to continue their own forms of worship corrupting the Holy City with their exotic rituals and gods, Solomon not only tolerated this paganism but also participated in it himself. Some even say that he became a skilled sorcerer. According to one of the many legends about him, Solomon used pagan magic to imprison 72 rebellious evil kings into a brass vessel, throwing it then into a deep lake, where they were supposed to stay until the end of time. In an attempt to find great treasure, the Babylonians rescued the vessel and broke it open, allowing the demons to escape. These devils became known as the 72 spirits of Solomon.



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Note added at 2002-09-06 20:11:11 (GMT)
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the second quotation was taken from \"Occultopedia\" at:
http://www.occultopedia.com/k/king_solomon.htm

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Note added at 2002-09-06 20:47:48 (GMT)
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Additional info (and links) about this spirit:

1.

Name(s)- Amy, Avnas
Position- Great President
Rules over- 36 Legions of Spirits
Appearance- In the form of a Flaming Fire, but after a while puts on the shape of a Man.
Powers- Makes you wonderfully knowing in Astrology and all the Liberal Sciences. Gives good familiars and reveals Treasure kept by Spirits

from: http://www.geocities.com/xeroiii/goetia/8Goetia.htm
http://www.geocities.com/xeroiii/goetia/8GoetiaI.htm#Amy

2. http://w3.one.net/~browe/pdf/goetia.pdf
This link takes you to pdf version of Goetia (Evocation of 72 demons associated with the Shemhamphorash, and (in pairs) with the decanates of the zodiac. A substantially reformatted version of the Mathers/Crowley/deLaurence edition.) and you can find additional info about Amy on the 30 page of this pdf document.







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Note added at 2002-09-07 00:37:22 (GMT)
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Comment to John\'s answer :
Not everything pronounced as “amy” has relevance to Hebrew word ayn-mem-yod – “ami”.

I have not found any proof that the name of the spirit Amy has meaning of “my people” in Hebrew.
Peer comment(s):

agree EGB Translations
23 mins
Thank you for your support! ;)
disagree John Kinory (X) : The question was 'what exactly does it mean [in Hebrew]'. All you have proved is that you know how to paste whole pages downloaded from a website, pages that tell us nothing relevant to the question per se.
1 hr
By "copy-paste" I gave "a source or reference for this", as per you request.
disagree Sue Goldian : The asker seems certain that the origin IS Hebrew, so your answer is quite irrelevant, as is the webpage you found it necessary to paste.
12 hrs
agree Tali Waisman : Very interesting info. I have never heard of these demons. And I think it has nothing to do with "my people" (in this context).
19 days
Thanks!
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