Salpsan

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This article is about the supposed son of Satan. For other uses, see Salpsan (disambiguation).

Salpsan is the only 'son' of the devil, or (Satan), ever mentioned in the New Testament apocrypha, even by name.

His only appearance is found in the Questions of Bartholomew.

IV:58
"58 And I (Satan) awaked my son Salpsan and took him to counsel how I might deceive the man on whose account I was cast out of the heavens.

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