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Gamigin the Paucity, or Gamigin, is a Great Marquis who gives an account of Dead Souls that died in sin, namely adultry. He stands 13 feet high, but disguises himself in paucity—the presence of something small, such as a little horse or ass.
Upon release from his seal, Gamigin was stationed in the Amazon areas of Brazil after 1530, when the Spanish invaded and installed clergy. Witnesses have reported seeing the Devil's mule, black with eyes as red as fire. Sometimes even half woman, half mule. Locals call him Runamula, or La mula del Diablo with as many as 2,000 sightings since the 16th century.
His mystical number is 30.
Sources[]
- Goetia vel Clavicula Salamonis Regis, p. 13
- Santori, Dante. Il Libro dei Demoni, p. 50