The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy

transparent. Their motion is like the stirring of winds, appearing as an earthquake. Their sign is white earth, whiter than any snow.

Moreover, their particular forms are:
A Bearded King, riding a Dragon.
A Bearded Old Man.
An old woman, leaning on a staff.
A Pig.
A Dragon.
An Owl.
A black garment.
A Scythe.
A Juniper tree.

Familiar forms of the Spirits of Jupiter.

THEY APPEAR with a sanguine and choleric Sanguine and choleric; terms from the ancient theory of the four humors. Sanguine suggests a ruddy, cheerful, or blood-rich temperament, while choleric implies a hot, dry, and potentially ambitious or irritable nature. body, of middle stature, with a horrible motion, but a most mild look and gentle speech, of a rust-colored original: ferrugineo; this refers to the color of iron rust, a dark, reddish-brown or purplish-grey often associated with certain celestial bodies. hue. Their motion is a flashing of lightning, accompanied by Thunder. Their sign is that there will appear near the magic circle men who, in appearance, seem to be devoured by Lions.

Moreover, their particular forms are:
A King with a drawn sword, riding a Stag.