Ring "Sigil Of Lucifer"

Sigil Of Lucifer
Lucifer (Latin. Lucifer the "Lightbringer", from lux "light" fero "carry"; the same meaning — ancient Greek. Eosfor or Phosphorus, ancient - Lucifer) is the image of the "morning star" in Roman mythology; in Christianity since the seventeenth century is synonymous with the fallen angel identified with Satan and the devil.
The ancient name for the planet Venus "the Morning star"
The word Lucifer is from Latin lux "light" and fero "carry". Lucifer was called the planet Venus, visible only during the morning or evening dusk, when the Sun brightly shines. In ancient times it was believed that they are two different planets. In fact, the Romans called Lucifer "the morning star", while the evening star was called Vesper (Greek. Hesperus or Phosphorus — "the light-bringer". In the same sense, Lucifer is present in the Romanian culture and place names (room. Luceafar — Lucifer). The Greeks called the "morning star" Eosforos ("serenase"), and poetically considered the son of the goddess of the dawn EOS and titanium Astreya.

It is mentioned in the Aeneid: " Sometimes the Lucifer ascended over the peaks of IDA, // Day bringing a."

In Rome late Empire, Lucifer was used as a male personal name. For example, the famous Saint Lucifer is a religious figure of the IV century ad, the Bishop of Cagliari (Sardinia), opponent of Arianism.

The first mention of the morning star with a negative connotation is found in the Book of the prophet Isaiah, written in Hebrew. Here the dynasty of Babylonian kings is compared to a fallen angel, so the reader learns the story of how one of the cherubim desired to be equal with God and was cast down from heaven. The original Hebrew word used ("heylel" — the morning star), which in the king James Bible was translated to English. Lucifer (in the king James translation — "Lucifer")

Lucifer in modern Satanism.

The image of Lucifer remains more or less unchanged sources whose authors belong to different traditions. The characteristics of this image:
Freedom or rebellion.
pride.
Cognition (knowledge of the immoral, vulgar).
Belonging to a restricted list of higher demons, arhidemon (The Complete Book of Demonolatry, Liber Azerate).
He's the Devil Aquarius, the Air element, Saturn and Uranus
Inferion — the system of characters of demons and short descriptions published by Vox Inferni Press, describes Lucifer as a spirit of Rebellion and the father of the Pride. In Liber Azerate Lucifer is described as "friendly aspect of Satan, which with its light illuminates a reliable way and shows the way to freedom and divine power beyond the borders of creation". In Luciferian Witchcraft Lucifer is described as "the Black flame of intelligence and will". List of demons by Anton Sandor LaVey gives the following description of Lucifer: " Lucifer (lat.) the bearer of light, enlightenment, the morning star, the Lord of the air and of the East." ( C)