Caim is a figure from Christian demonology, often described as a powerful demon or spirit. He is typically depicted as a crow or a man with a crow's head, and he is associated with the ability to control animals and provide knowledge about the past, present, and future. Caim is said to be one of the leaders of the Infernal Hierarchy and is often invoked for his wisdom and guidance. In various texts, Caim is mentioned in the context of occult practices and grimoires, where he is listed among the demons that can be summoned for specific purposes. His name appears in the Lesser Key of Solomon, a famous book on demonology, which outlines rituals for summoning and controlling spirits.