Abrahel

Abrahel is a succubus mentioned in Nicolas Remy's demonolâtrie.de Plancy, J. C., (1863). Dictionnaire Infernal. 6ed. pg.4
== History ==
In 1581, in the village of Dalgem in the county of Limbourg, a man named Pierron was lusting after a young girl who lived nearby. One day, the girl appeared before him in the countryside, and he revealed his love for her. She promised to accept it if he swore to always obey her. He accepted the deal, and slept with her. The girl was Abrahel in disguise. She told him to sacrifice his son to her, and gave him an apple to feed him. The son bit the apple and immediately died. Pierron's wife's despair caused Pierron to flee to Abrahel for comfort. Abrahel offered to restore her son to life if he went onto his knees and worshipped her as a goddess. He did so, and his son returned to life. Compared to before though, he was gaunter, more haggard, with sunken eyes and heavy movements. After a year, Abrahel abandoned the child, causing him to die again. The corpse stank to the point it had to be dragged out of the house with a hook and buried in a field. 
== References ==
Category:Dictionnaire Infernal
Category:Demons