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Abortion -
Kasdaye.
the Abyss -
Abaddon. Also
Uriel, the
"angel set over the world and Tartarus." In Babylonian-Chaldean mythology,
Apsu.
Adversity -
Mastema,
the prince of evil in such works as The Zadokite Fragments and The Book of Jubilees.
Agriculture -
Risnuch.
the Air -
Chasan,
Casmaron,
Cherub, and
Iahmel.
Albion - a fictional angel in Blake's Visions of Daughters of Albion.
Alchemy and Minerology -
Och.
the Altitudes -
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Anger and Wrath -
Af.
Also a group of angels that Moses encounters in the
Seventh Heaven, during his visit to Paradise.
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Annihilation -
Harbonah,
Hasmed and
Barbonah.
Announcements -
Sirushi.
Annunciation -
Gabriel.
the Apocalypse -
Orifiel,
Anael,
Hanile,
Anafiel,
Zachariel,
Raphael,
Samael,
Michael,
Gabriel, and St. Francis of Assisi.
According to Cornelius Agrippa, each of these angels will reign for 354 years.
April -
Asmodel and
Andibehist.
Aquarius - In ceremonial magick,
Ausiel.
According to Rabbi Chomer in Levi's book of magic,
Archer and
Ssakmakiel.
Aquatic Animals -
Manakel.
Aries - in ceremonial magick,
Aiel and
Machidiel. According to the cabala,
Sataaran and
Sariel.
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the Ark of the Covenant -
Zarall and
Jael.
Ascension - Two angels who are mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles (1:10).
Chysostom, Eusebius, Cyril of Jerusalem also mention angels being present during the ascension.
There are also two angels of ascension mentioned in noncanonical wiritings, but no source ever names them.
In a painting by Mantegna, Christ is depicted fully robed with eleven angels accompanying him on his ascent to Heaven.
Aspirations and Dreams - according to the cabala, the moon is the angel of dreams and
aspirations and in occult lore it is
Gabriel.
Augsburg - the name given to Agnes Bernauer, teh lovely but low-born wife of
Duke Albrects of Wurtenberg who was drowned for being a witch in 1435. It was albrect's own father,
Dike Ernest of bavaria who instigated the drowning and it is the subject of a woodcarving that can be
found in The History of the Devil by Paul Carus.
August -
Hamaliel.
The Hebrew angel of Elul (August-September) is
Morael.
And, in Persian lore, the angel of August is
Shahrivari.
Autumn -
Guabarel and
Tarquam.
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Babylon - an unnamed angel of the Midrash Tehillim who
"mounted seventy rounds [of the ladder of Jacob]."
Balances -
Soqed Hozi,
Dokiel,
Michael, and
Zehanpuryu'h.
the Baptismal Water -
Raphael.
Barrenness -
Akriel.
Beasts, Tame -
Behemiel and
Hariel.
Beasts, Wild -
Thegri,
Mtniel,
Jehiel, and
Hayyal.
Benevolence -
Zadkiel,
Hasdiel,
Achsah.
Birds -
Arael and
Anpiel.
the Bottomless Pit -
Abaddon.
the Burning Bush -
Zagzagel and
Michael.
However, a strict interpretation of the use of the term in various books of the bible,
such as Exodus 3:2, Luke 20"37, and Acts7:35, would suggest that it is God himself who is the angel
of the burning bush, manifesting in the guise of an angel.
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Calculations -
Butator.
Cancer (the sun sign) -
Cael.
Capricorn - in ceremonial magick,
Casujoiah.
According to Rabbi Chomer in Levi's Transecndental Magic,
Sagdalon and
Semakiel.
Carnal Desires - see
Angel of Lust.
Chance (gambling) -
Barakiel,
Uriel and
Rubiel.
Chaste Hands -
Ouestucati.
Chastisement -
Amaliel. In gnostic lore
Asmodel, the occult angel of April,
is the demon of chastisement.
Clouds - unnamed angels of The Book of Jubilees who were created on the first day of Creation.
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Cold - unnamed angels of The Book of Jubilees and the Revelation of John.
Colonies - fictional angels in Blake's Visions of the Daughters of Albion.
Comets and Meteors -
Akhibel and
Zikiel.
Commission Brokers -
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for the guardian angel of commission brokers, commerce, bankers, etc.
Commotion -
Zi'iel.
Communication -
Ambriel.
Compassion -
Rachmiel and
Raphael.
The Nepalese also have a god of compassion who is called Avalokiteshvara.
This god renounced Nirvana so that he could serve and save mankind.
Conception -
Laila.
Confusion - there are seven angels of confusion who were sent by god to put an end to the
pleasures of Ahasuerus' king in the time of Queen Esther. They may also have played a role in the
incident at the Tower of Babel. There names are:
Mehuman - confusion;
Biztha - destroyer of the house;
Barbonah - annihilation;
Bigtha - presser of the winepress;
Abatha = another presser of the winepress;
Zethar; and
Carcas.
Harbonah and
Hasmed are also angels of confusion.
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Constellations -
Kakabel and
Rahtiel.
Corruption (Perdition) - the seventy tutelary angels in Talmudic lore that
god assigned to rule over the seventy nations on earth. These angels became the amlache habbala
(angels of corruption) through national bias. The only angel among the original seventy who wasn't corrupted was
Michael, the protector of Israel.
the Covenant -
Metatron,
Michael,
Mastema,
Phadiel, and
Elijah, the
Angel of the Lord.
According to Regamey in What is an Angel?, however, citing Malachi 3:1,
"the Angel of the Covenant must be the Lord himself."
Creation - at the time of Creation, there were seven such angels and they were place given control of
the seven planets,
the seven including the sun and the moon. They are:
Orifiel,
Anael,
Zachariel,
Samael,
Raphael,
Gabriel, and
Michael.
According to Enoch, they reside in the
Sixth Heaven.
Creeping Things -
Tgriaob.
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Darkness - angels who are also known as the princes of darkness and angels of death. They include
Belial,
Bernael,
Haziel,
Beliar and
Satan, just to name a few.
"All who practice perversity are under the domination of the angel of darkness."
"All of men's afflictions and all of their moments of tribulation are due to this being's malevolent sway."
According to Budge in Amulets and Talismans,
Kochbiel is the angel of darkness.
In Chaldean lore and From the Tablets of Sumer by Kramer, it is
An. In Mandean lore there are
five angels of darkness: Akrun (Krun), Ashdum (Shdum), Gaf, Hagh, and Zasgi-Zargana.
Dawn - the gnostic dragon who, in Revelations, is either
Satan or
Lucifer.
Day or Daylight -
Shamshiel.
Death - there are at least twelve such angels in Jewish lore:
Adriel,
Abaddon,
Azrael,
Gabriel (as the guardian of Hades),
Hemah,
Kafziel,
Kezef,
Leviathan,
Malach ha-Mavet,
Mashhit,
Metatron,
Samael
(Satan),
Yehudiah (Yehudiam) and
Yetzer-hara. In Falasha
lore the angel of death is
Suriel, in Babylonia it is
Mot.
Michael is the
Christian angel of death who leads the souls of all good Christians up to the eternal light.
The Arabic angels of death are
Azrael and
Iblis.
Schonblum lists six angels of death in the Pirke Rabbenu ha-Kadosh, they are:
Gabriel (over the lives of young people),
Kafziel (over the lives of kings),
Meshabber (over the lives of animals),
Mashhit (over the lives of children),
Af (over the lives of men) and
Hemah (over the lives of domestic animals).
In Zoroastrianism it is
Mairya.
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December -
Dai,
Haniel, and
Nadiel.
the Deep -
Tamiel,
RAmpel and
Rahab.
Deliverance - according to
The Zohar,
Pedael.
Deserts - one of the unnamed "splendid, terrible and mighty angel chiefs who
passed before God to extol and rejoice in the first Sabbath."
Destiny -
Oriel and
Manu.
Destruction (Malache Habbalah) -
Uriel,
Harbonah,
Azriel,
Simkiel,
Za'afiel,
Af,
Kolazonta and
Hemah.
According to the 3 Enoch their chief is
Simkiel, and
in the Revelation of Moses it is
Kemuel.
When executing the punishments on the world, the angels of destruction are given the
'Sword of God' to be used by them as an instrument of punishment." According to Moses Gaster,
there are 40,000 angels of destruction (too many to list here :)!), and in Jewish legend there are
90,000 in Hell alone.
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the Disk of the Sun -
Chur.
Divination -
Eistibus.
the Divine Chariot -
Rikbiel YHVH.
the Divine Presence - see
Angels of the Face.
Dominions (Dominations) -
Azcharael.
Doves -
Alphun.
Dread (a.k.a. Lords of) - unnamed angels who, according to 3 Enoch, work together with the
Captains of Fear surrounding the throne of Glory while "singing the praises and hymns before YHVH, the God of Israel."
Dreams -
Duma and
Gabriel (the "supervisor of dreams" in
The Zohar). According to Levi in
Transcendetal Magic, the cabalistic angels of dreams are the Moon and Gabriel (also see
angels of aspriations and dreams).
the Dust -
Suphlatus.
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