Of Occult Philosophy.

Raven.
A red garment.
Wool.
Many-headed.

Familiar forms of the Spirits of the Sun.

THEY APPEAR for the most part with a large and great body, sanguine Sanguine; here meaning ruddy or full-blooded, reflecting the vital heat of the sun. and stout: of a golden color, overlaid with blood. Their movement is like the lightning of the heavens, and their sign is to provoke sweat in the one who invokes them. Their particular forms, however, are:

A King, holding a scepter, riding a Lion.
A crowned King.
A Queen, with a scepter.
A Bird.
A Lion.
A Cock original: Gallus; the rooster, a bird traditionally sacred to the sun because it heralds the dawn..
A saffron original: crocea; a deep yellow-orange color associated with solar energy and divinity. or golden garment.
A scepter.
Tailed original: Caudatus; this refers to an entity appearing with a tail, common in descriptions of zoomorphic or hybrid spirits..