Asmodeus

"The Bible and Jewish thought were more sensible to the quality of Asmodeus as guardian of treasures than that of lubricious deamon. Asmodeus guarded the treasures of Solomon and guarded them so well that one day he pushed the king down the stairs pulling him by the hair as Solomon had presented himself at the treasure without his seal that formed the 'passing key' (laiser-passer) [ "let pass," and the phrase is used for documents that give a person permission to pass.]

The proposed enigma is ingenious as it's about discovering that Solomon could enter to the treasure only when he was absolutely himself and punished himself when he didn't get to it.

In other words there is no exterior demon in the being of Asmodeus, except for Solomon, et vice-versa. Solomon and Asmodeus thus have the same seal, not in the manner in which the key is similar to the lock but to the reverse of the lock in the same manner that makes L and L symmetrical and serves the handling of the chessboard, applying again here making from this antisymmetric the aliment of those that dream to cross the mirror".

(quote from Pierre et Papier by Philippe de Cherisey). 

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