 Hockley's manuscript starts with an initial list of eighty demons (with several duplicates), takes a small break to detail several fairies, and then lists four groups of twelve demons, most repeating spirits from the first eighty with various discrepancies.Sloane 3853 merely lists ten demons who also appear in Hockley's manuscript, and then names the demon kings of the north, south, east, and west (Egin, Amaymon, Oriens, and Paymon, respectively), generic spirits under them, and non-descript spirits to obtain love or treasure.Cherberus/Naberius appears with two other individual but sparsely detailed spirits (the first two over rhetoric and love, respectively, the last having no noted duties).