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Angels beginning with the letter A

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A'albiel

The angel A'albiel serves beneath Michael.

Aariel

Please see Ariel.

Aba

The angel Aba has power over human sexuality.

Ababaloy

Invoked during Kabbalistic rites, Ababaloy is referenced in the 'Grimorium Verum'.

Abachta

Abachta is one of the angels of confusion, of which there are seven.

Abaddon

Abaddon is often confused with Satan, and he is the destroyer. He is also known as the Destroying Angel of the Apocalypse, and he is chief of the demons in the hierarchy of Hell. Abaddon is also the name the Jews use for Apollyon, the Greek God. Apollyon is an angel of wrath, and Moses instructed him to bringe the rains that swept across Egypt. Some view Abaddon as the dark angel, in charge of the death of evil people, and others see him as a place and not a spirit.

Abagtha

Another name for Abachta.

Abalidoth

Abalidoth is similar to Aba, in that he oversees sexuality in humans.

Abalim

An alternative known for the Thrones, an order of angels.

Aban

An angel of ancient Persian lore, Aban is the angel of October and he rules over its tenth day. It's believed that Aban sends an angelic guardian to children on their tenth birthdays, and to all ten months before their death.

Abariel

Abariel's name was discovered etched into the second pentacle of the moon, according to 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Abaros

Another name for Armaros.

Abasdarhon

Abasdarhon is the highest angelic ruler of fifth our of the night.

Abathar Muzania

Abathar Muzania is an angel of the North Star. He is a Mandaean angel who presides ov er the scales which weigh the souls of the dead.

Abay

Abay is one of the angels of the Dominations, and his name can be invoked during Kabbalistic rites.

Abbadon

Please see Abadon.

Abbadona

Abbadona is a fallen angel who once belonged to the Seraphim. He was Abdiel's closest friend before he fell, and he is known as the 'penitent angel', although Catholic doctrine deems him incapable of anything other than evil thoughts.

Abbaton

Abbaton means death, and he is the guardian angel of Hell's gates. He is also a holy angel who is invoked during magic rituals to control demons. He is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Abdals

The Abdals are seventy mysterious spirits found in Islamic lore. Oly God knows their names, and it's believed that they ensure the world's existence. Although they are not immortal, when one dies, another is secretly appointed by God. Forty of the Abdals reside in Syria.

Abdia

The name of the angel Abdia was inscribed on the outer circle of Solomon's pentagram, according to 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Abdiel

Abdiel is one of the angels of the celestuial hierarchies. In 'Paradise Lost', Milton described him as 'the flaming seraph' who defeated Ariel and Arioc on his first day of fighting in Heaven. The bible claims that Abdiel is not an angel, but a mortal.

Abdizriel

Abdizriel is one of the angels of the mansions of the moon.

Abedumabal

The angel Abedumabel is referenced in the 'Grimorium Verum', and he can be invoked through magical prayers.

Abel

The angel Abel is responsible for the judgement of souls newly arrived in Heaven. He is one of twelve Powers who peform this duty. The soul will meet Abel first of the twelve, after passing the heavenly scribe – Enoch. Abel is one of the angels of the Fourth Heaven, and he rules on a Sunday.

Abelech

Abelech is an angel of Occultism, and he can be called upon to subdue infernal spirits in black magic rituals.

Abezi-Thibod

One of the damned princes who once presided over Egypt, Abezi-Thibod became a demon of the sea when he drowned with Pharaoh's army. He is also the son of Beelzebub.

Abheiel

Abheiel is an angel of the mansions of the moon.

Abiou

Please see Eiael.

Abiressia

The angel Abiressia is one of the twelve Powers.

Ablati

Ablati can be invoked when Uriel is summoned, and his name was uttered by God to Moses on Mount Sinai.

Aboezra

Mentioned in 'The Book of Ceremonial Magic', the angel Aboezra is said to be 'most holy'.

Abracadabra

Translating to 'I bless the dead', this is a holy name invoked in the conjuration of the sword. This is one of magic's most ancient words, and it originates from the Hebrew phrase meaning 'speak the blessing'. It was once hung around the neck written on parchment to keep illness at bay.

Abrael

An alternative spelling for Abru-El.

Abragateh

The angel Abragateh is invoked during Solomonic prayer.

Abramus

Please see Abrimas.

Abrasiel

Abrasiel is an angel of the seventh hour of the day. He rules beneath Barginiel.

Abraxas

Abraxas is a fallen angel, once known as Abraxiel. He ruled the winds with Ariel, and Gnostic lore stated that he was the Supreme Unknown and bore the name of God. Abraxas was an angel of the Aeons too.

The Persians vewed Abraxas as the source of 365 emanations, and he is often linked to the days of the year. He is sometimes seen as a mediator between the creatures of the world and God. It's said that he is waiting for the next messiah to arrive, when he will reappear.

Abrid

Abrid is one of the angels of the summer equionox. Jewish lore sees him as a ministering angel, who can be called upon for protection against evil. He is at his most powerful when invoked during the summer equionox.

Abriel

Once an angel of the Dominations, Abriel is now invoked during Kabbalistic rites.

Abrimas

Also known as Abrimus, Abrimas is invoked at the end of the Jewish Sabbath.

Abru-EL

Found in Islamic lore, Abru-El is a manifestation of Jibril.

Abrunael

One of the angels of the mansions of the moon.

Abuhaza

The angel Abuhaza rules over Monday. He serves beneath the Monday ruler of the air angels – Arcan. Additionally, Abuhaza creates warm winds along with Raphael and Ariel.

Abuionij

The angel Abuionij serves in the Second Heaven, and he is referenced in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Abuiori

An angel who lives in the Second or Third Heaven, Abuiori can be invoked from the north, and he is a Wednesday angel.

Abuliel

An angel of Jewish Occultism, Abuliel assists with the transmission of prayers.

Abuzohar

One of the angels of the moon, Abuzohar serves on a Monday. He replaces Gabriel as the voice of the moon, and he can be invoked during magical rites.

Acclamations

Some believe that there are three main hierarchies of angels, and one of them is the Acclamations. The others are believed to be voices and apparitions.
Accusing Angel, the

Found in the Book of Job, the Accusing Angel manifests as the adversary. He is also known as Sammael or Masterma.

Achaiah

The Kabbala claims that Achaiah is one of eight Seraphim. He is the angel of patience, and th ruler of nature's secrets.

Achamoth

Achamoth is an angel of Gnostic lore. She is the daughter of Sophia, an aeon, and mother to Iadalbaoth, an evil god.

Achartiel

A name inscribed on kameas, along with Achartriel. Together, the etched kameas can be used to ward the evil eye off.

Achartriel

Along with Achartiel, this name was found inscribed onto kameas, which can be used for protection against evil.

Achazriel

The angel Achazriel is an usher in the court of Heaven.

Acheliah

This angel's name was inscribed onto the first pentacle, and he is one of the angels of the Venus sphere.

Achides

Achides is another angel of the Venus sphere, mentioned in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'. His name is etched on the third pentacle.

Achsah

Achsah is an angel of benevolence. The Master of Art can invoke him during Solomonic rites, and he appears in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Achtariel

An alternative name for Akatriel.

Achusaton

According to 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses', Achusaton is one of the 15 angels of the throne.

Aciel

Seven planetary subrulers are said to serve beneath Raphael, and according to the 'Testament of Solomon' Aciel is one of them.

Aclahaye

The bangel of luck and gambling, as well as one of the genii of the fourth hour.

Acrabiel

The angel Acrabiel rules over the signs of the zodiac.

Acrimonymachamarei

Acrimonymachamarei is described as the first of three 'standing high in the Gnostic hierarchy of deities, master of the heavenly firaments'. He can be called upon during rites of magic, and is referenced in the Pistis Sophia.

Adabiel

Listed in 'The Hierarchy of the Blessed Angels', Adabiel serves beneath Zadkiel, who rules Jupiter in his absence. Some equate him with the ruler of Hades, Nergal.

Adad

According to Assyro-Babylonian mythology, Adad is the divinity of thunder and 'lord of foresight'.

Adadiyah

Adadiyah is one of the numerous names of Metatron.

Adam

Adam was the first man God created, according to Christiam, Jewish and Islamic beliefs.

Adam's Angel

Another name for Raziel.

Adatiel

Adatiel is a sapirit of the air, and he can be invoked during rituals of magic.

Adeo

Found in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses', Adeo is an angel of the Dominations. He can be invoked during magical rituals.

Adernahael

The angel Adernahael was handed an magical potion by God, which formed an Ethiopian amulet used to cure stomach ailments. He offers protection, independence, as well as trength of will and truthfulness. He belongs to the first Choir of Angels, and he is an angel of November. Also, he presides over Sagittarius.

Adhaijijon

Adhaijijon is one of the angels of the seal, and he is found in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'. He can be invoked during rituals.

Adhar

Another of the angel Metatron's numerous names.

Adiel

Adiel is one of the angels of the Seventh Heaven.

Adimus

Adimus in one of the six angels reprobated in a Rome church council, in the year 745. The bishops who invoked the angels were excommunicated.

Adir

Adir is an alternative name for God. It is chanted and progressively shortenedwhen used in conjuring.

Adirael

Adirael is one of the 49 fallen angels now serving beneath Beelzebub in Hell.

Adiram

The angel Adiram can be invoked during exorcisms or the exorcism of salt.

Adiriah

The angel Adiriah resides in the Seventh Heaven.

Adiriel

The angel Adiriel resides in the Fifth Heaven. He is refrerenced in 'The Zohar'.

Adiririon

Adiririon is a guardian angel found in one of the First Heaven's halls. He is both a Dominion and a Power, and angelic chief of the 'might of God'. He can be invoked as an amulet to protect against the evil eye, and he is connected to Adiriel. His name is also one of those for God.

Adityas

Adityas is a group of seven angels or spirits of the Vedic pantheon.

Adjuchas

Adjuchas is one of the genii of the eleventh hor, and he is also an angel of the rocks.

Admael

Admael resides in the Second Heaven, and he is one of seven archangels ruling over Earth.

Adnachiel / Advachiel / Adernahael

Adnai

Adnai is an angel of the Venus sphere, and his namke is etched on its first pentacle. He can be called upon during love rituals, and is found in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Adnarel

The writings of Enoch claim that Adnarel is one of the rulers of the seasons, especially winter.

Adoil

Adoil is a divine spirit or creature of light, who can be conjured from invisible depths. God commanded him to burst asunder, and he is the origin of everything in the world that is visible.

Adonael

The angel Adonael can be invoked to exercise demons or disease and illness (Bobel and Methathiax). He is also listed as one of the archangels in the 'Testament of Solomon'.

Adonaeth

Adonaeth can be invoked to protect against the demon of paralysis.

Adonai

Adonai is an angel of the presence, of which there are seven in total. He is also believed to be an angel invoked during the conjuration of Wax (in Solomonic rites) as well as exorcisms of fire.

Adonaios

Adonaios is an angel of Gnostic lore, and one of seven archons f the rulers of the Heavens. He is also one of twelve powers formed by Iadalbaoth.

Adoniel

'The Lesser Key of Solomon' claims Adoniel to be one of the angels of Jupiter as well as a prince of midnight. The fourth pentacle of the planet Jupiter has hisname inscribed on it, along with that of Bariel.

Adoth

A cherub called upon during conjuring rites, according to 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Adoyahel

A ministering angel of the throne, according to Kabbalistic beliefs. 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses' reference fifteen in all.

Adrael

Adrael is an angel found in the First Heaven, and his name translates to 'my help is God'.

Adrai

The angel Adrai is invoked in the conjuration of ink and colous, according to 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Adram{m}elech{k}

Adrammelechk is a gallen angel who once belonged to the order of Thrones. There are ten archdemons, of which he is the eighth. He is also the Great Minister of the Order of Fly (an order founded by Beelzebub). He manifests as a mule, a horse or a peacock when conjured in rituals of black magic.

Adrapen

Adrapen is an angel of the ninth hour of the night, and he serves beneath Nacoriel.

Adriel

Adriel translates to 'my help is God', and he is one of the 28 angels who preside over the 28 mansions of the moon. He is additionally an angel of death, and some texts claim that he will 'in the last days slay all souls then living'. It's also believed that he is a guardian angel of the gates to the South Wind.

Adrigon

Adrigon is one of the names for the angel Metatron.

Aduachiel

Please see Anachiel.

Advachiel {Adnachiel}

Please see Anachiel.

Aebel

Aebel is one of the ministering angels God chose to serve Adam. There were three, and the other two were Anush and Shetel.

Aeglun

Aeglun is a genius of lightning, as well as a genii of the eleventh hour.

Aehaiah

Seventy two angels have the name of God Shemhamphorae, and one of them is Aehaiah.

Aeon

An aeon is a celestial power of very high order, and they were the first beings to be created. Since Creation, there have been 365 aeons, and Sophia has been the most significant. She personifies power, and Dynamis, a male who personifies wisdom is also important. Before the sixth century, aeons were listed as one of the ten angelic orders.

Aeshma

An archangel of Persian mythology.

Aetherial Powers

The angels were described as Aetherial Powers by Milton, in 'Paradise Regained'.

Af

Af is one of the angels of Seventh Heaven, and he is said to be 1,500 miles in height. He is made of chains of fire, as well as being an angel of destruction. He oversees human deaths, and is a prince of wrath. It's said that he once swallowed Moses.

Afafiel

A guardian angel stationed at the fifth hall of Heaven.

Afarof

Please see Afriel.

Af Bri

Af Bri is an angel with control over rain, and he watches over the people of Israel.

Afafiel

One of the guardian angels of the Seventh Heaven.

Affafniel

Affafniel is a wrathful angel of the divine anger of God, and prince of the sixteen faces. There are four facesw on each side of his head which change constantly.

Afkiel

One of the angelic guardians of the Fifth Heaven.

Afriel (afarof)

Sometimes thought to be Raphael in disguise, Afriel is a powerful angel who stops the female destroyer of children (Obizuth). He can also grant the gifts of vitality, vigour and youth.

Afsi-Khof

Afsi-Khof is a governing angel of Av, the months of July and August.

Aftemelouchos

It's said that Aftemelouchos resides in Heaven, bearing a fiery fork on the river of fire, and that he is a tormenting angel.

Aftiel

Aftiel is the angel of twilight.

Agad

Agad is an angel of the Kabbala, and he belongs to the order of Powers.

Agaf

Agaf is an angel of Jewish lore, and he is an angel of destruction. He can be invoked at the end of the Sabbath.

Agalmaturod

Agalmaturod is 'a most holy angel of God' , and he can is found in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Agares (Agreas)

Once an angel of the order of Virtues, Agares is a fallen angel. 31 legions of infernal spirits serve beneath him, and when he is invoked he appears as a human sitting on a crocodile. He can create earthquakes, and he has the power to teach languages. It's said thatSolomon locked him in a brass vessel along with 71 other spirits.

Agason

Agason can be invoked during Solomonic rituals as 'thy Most Holy Name Agason'.

Agathodaemon

Known as 'the seven-vowelled serpent, the Christ', Agathodaemon is a guardian angel. He is equal to Hermes, the Greek god.

Agbas

A guardian angel of the Fourth Heaven.

Agiel

The name of this angel was inscribed onto the first pentacle of Mercury. He is described as ruler of Saturn, and he works with Zazel.

Agkagdiel

Agkagdiel is an angelic guardian of Seventh Heaven.

Agla

An angel of Kabbalistic beliefs, and an angel of the seal - Agla can be invoked on a Monday. Conjurations must be addressed to Lucifer, and his name is a forceful magic word. When Jospeh was freed from his brothers, Agla was the name he used for God.

Agmatia

The origin of Agmatia isn't known, but he is referenced in the works of the German Jewish philosopher Gershom Scholem.

Agniel

Agniel is the fourth of the unholy sefiroth, and there are ten in total.

Agrat bat Mahlat

Agrat bat Mahlat is the angel of prostitution, as well as one of Sammael's wives. His other wives are Lilith and Naamah.

Agreas (Agares)

Please see Agares.

Agromiel

One of the guardian angels of the Sixth Heaven.

Aha

Aha is an angel of the order of Dominations. During Kabbalistic rites he can be invoked as a spirit of fire.

Ahabiel

The Ahabiel can be invoked with the creation of love charms.

Ahadiel

Ahadiel is an angelic enforcer of the law.

Ahadiss

Ahadiss is the angelic ruler over the months of October and November. In the Hebrew calendar these are known as Cheshvan.

Ahaha

Ahaha is an angel of the seal.

Ahaij

Ahaij is an angel of Mercury, and he can be conjured during magical rituals.

Ahamniel

Ahamniel is a chief angel-prince appointed by God to the sword. He rules over law and order in Heaven.

Ahaniel

Ahaniel is an anulet angel, and there are 70 in total.

Ahariel

Ahariel is Gabriel's assistant, and he is the ruler of Monday.

Ahassior

Ahassior os the angelic ruler of December and January, known as Tevet in the Hebrew calendar.

Ahaviel

The name of this angel was inscribed on a Hebrew kamea.

Ahiah

Ahiah is the son of Semyaza, a fallen angel.

Ahiel

Ahiel is a childbed amulet angel, and there are 70 in total. He is also Qaphsiel's assistant, and he ruled over the seventh day.

Ahjma'il

Ahjma'il is a guardian angel found in Islamic lore, and he can is invoked during exorcisms.

Ahriman

Ahriman is the Persian prince of evil and he is equated with Satan. He is said to be the world's destroyer, and he is equally powerful to the Asuras.

Ahura

An alternative name for Asuras.

Ahzariel

The angel Ahzariel's name was inscribed on a Hebrew kamea.

Aiavel

Aivel is one the zodiac angels, and there are 72 in total.

Aiel

The ruler of Sunday, Aiel is an angel of Fourth Heaven. He is referenced in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Ailoaios

Ailoaios is the Gbostic ruler of the Second Gate, 'leading to the aeon of the archons'.

Aishim

Please see Ishim.

Aisthesis

Aisthesis is a Gnostic angel of wisdom, and he is emanated from divine will.

Akae

Akae is said to mean the 'ineffable name of God', and the knowledge of it can give humans the power to act like superior beings. Enoch I states that Kasbeel 'places the oath Akae in the hand of Michael'. Through the oath's power and secrets it's said that 'the sea was created and the earth founded upon the water'.

Akathrielah Yelod Sabaoth

Akathrielah is a ruling prince residing in the seventh heaven, and he is a great crown prince of judgement ruling over all angels. He is regularly paired with God, and the term from the Old Testament 'angel of the lord' is often equated with him.

Aker

Aker is one of the nine regents found at the end of the world. The regents will judge mortals when the world ends.

Akram(m)achamarei

Found in the Pistis Sophia, Akram(m)achamarei is one of a triad 'standing high in the gnostic hierarchy of deities, master of the heavenly firmaments'. This angel can be conjured during rites of magic.

Akrasiel (Ak(h)raziel)

Meaning 'herald of God', it's thought that Akrasiel is a variant of Raziel of Galizur. The angel of proclamation, Akrasiel also guards Heaven's last gate. He revealed the divine mysteries to Adam. When Moses' death was sealed and the Lawgiver pleaded for longer life, God commanded Akrasiel to announce Moses' prayer not to ascend to Heaven.

Akriel

Akriel is the angel of barrenness. He can be called upon for help in cases of stupidity, when reciting verses from Deuteronomy.

Akteriel

Akteriel is a great angel, and Sandalphon asked him to tell him how Sammael (the prince of evil) and his hosts could be vanquished. The plan wasn't a success, despite the help of Metatron (Sandalphon's twin), proving that even great angels cannot always defeat evil.

Akzariel

An angel's name found inscribed on a kamea, according to Hebrew lore.

Alad

A name for the lord of the dead, Nergal.

Aladiah

Aladiah is one of 72 angels who bear the name of the God Shamhamphorae.

Alaliyah

One of the numberous names for the great angel Metatron.

Alamaqanael

Alamaqanael is one of the guardians of the gates to the west wind, of which there are many.

Alat

Alat is an angelic guardian of the seventh hall of heaven, according to hechaloth lore.

Alazaion

An angel invoked during magical rites, and 'a most holy angel of God'.

Albim

One of the guardian angels of the gates to the north wind.

Albion's Angel

An angel found in the painting by Blake 'Breach in the city – in the morning after battle'.

Albrot

Albrot is one of three holy names invoked in the conjuring of the sword.

Alcin

A guardian angel stationed at the gates of the west wind.

Alfatha

The angel Alfatha rules the north. Gabriel and Chairoum also preside over the north, according to several claims.

Alimiel

Alimiel is one of the five angels of the first altitude. He is also one of seven angels who guard the curtain hanging in front of the throne of God.

Alimon

According to the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses, Alimon is a powerful angelic prince. He can be invoked to offer protection from gunshot wounds and sharp objects. The angels Reivtip and Taftian are are Alimon's assistants.

Almiras

Almiras is the master and chief of invisibility in magical ceremonies. In order to contact him, the invocant needs the magic ring of King Gyges of Lydia. This ring was discovered by Gyges while he was a shepherd, and it enabled him to murder the king, woo the queen and become monarch himself.

Al Moakkibat

A variant of Moakkibat.

Almon

Almon is an angel of hechaloth lore, and he is a guardian of the fourth heaven.

Alphariza

Alphariza is found in the second heaven, and an intelligence of the second altitude. He serves with Armon, Geron, Genon and Gereimon.

Alphun

Alphun is described as the angel of doves and the rules of the eighth hour of the day.

Alpiel

The angel (or demon) Alpiel presides over fruit trees, according to Hebrew beliefs.

Altarib

The angelic ruler of winter.

Al-Zabamiyah

According to the Qur'an, Al-Zabamiyah are guardian angelsserving in the underworld and there are 19 in total.

Amabael

The angel Amabael presides over the air.

Amabiel

Amabiel is an angel of the air on a Tuesday, as well as the ruler over Mars. Also, Amabael is an angelic luminary.

Amalek

Amalek is identified with Sammael as 'the evil serpent, twin soul of the posion god'.

Amaliel

Amaliel is an angel of punishment, and also of weakness.

Amamael

An angelic guardian of hechaloth lore, Amamael is stationed in the third hall of heaven.

Amarlaii

The angel Amarolii is called upon for the cure of cutaneous diseases.

Amarlia

The angel Amerlia originated from the land of Sodom, and can heal boils. He appears in the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses.

Amaros

Please see Armaros.

Amarzyom

One of the throne angels, of which there are 15 in total. They are listed in the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses.

Amatiel

Amatiel is one of four angels who preside over spring.

Amatliel

According to hechaloth lore, Amatliel is a guardian angelof the third hall of heaven.

Amator

Amator is a 'holy, angelic name' used during conjurations.

Amazaroc

Another name for Amezyarak.

Ambassadors

Ambassadors is another term used to describe angels, and it means 'angels of peace'.

Ambriel / Amriel

The angel Ambriel is a heavenly prince belonging to the order of Thrones. He rules over the month of May, and is also the chief officer of the twelth hour of the night. He presides over the sign of Gemini.

The angelic name Amriel was inscribed on an oriental Hebrew charm and is intended to protect against evil. The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses claim Amriel is a spirit invoked under the seventh seal of Mars.

Ameratat

Ameratat is an angel of Persian lore and the angel of immortality.

Amertati

Amertati is an angel found in Arabic lore, and he is also known as Mordad.

Amesha Spentas

Amesha Spentas are Zoroastrian archangels, and there are usually six of them. They preside over the planets.

Amezyarak

Found in Enoch I, Amezyarak is the angel who teaches conjurors their skills. He descended from Heaven so that he could live with the daughters of men.

Amhiel

The angelic name 'Amhiel' was found etched onto a kamea.

Amicar

Amicar is an alternative name for God, and it can be invoked in prayer at Vesting.

Amides

The angel Amides can also be invoked through prayer at Vesting.

Amilfaton

A guardian angel found in the seventh heaven.

Amisiel

Amisiel appears in The Lesser Key of Solomon, and is one of the angels of the fifth hour.

Amisiyah

One of the numerous names for Metatron.

Amisor

Amisor is a powerful angel who can be invoked during Solomonic rites.

Amitiel

Amitiel is the angel of truth, and he is often used to ward off evil. Along with Michael and Gabriel, Amitiel is an amulet angel. Rabbinic texts claim that the angels of truth were burned for disagreeing with man's creation.

Amiziras (Amezyarak)

Ammiel

Meaning 'people of God', Ammiel is an angel of the fourth hour of the day and he serves beneath Vachmiel. He is sometimes referenced as an angel of the seventh hour of the night, serving beneath Mendrion.

Amnixiel

There are 28 angels ruling over the mansions of the moon, and Amnixiel is one of them. He is also referenced as one of seven Electors of Hell.

Amnodiel

Amnodiel is an angel of the mansions of the moon, and a fallen angel. Amnodiel is also listed as one of the Electors of Hell.

Amoias

Amoias is a Gnostic being of mystery, and the secrets of creation were revealed to him according to a Gnostic text.

Ampharool

The angel Ampharool was once described by Solomon as the 'king of the genii of flying'. He rules over immediate travel and can be summoned by name to appear.

Amra'il

Amra'il is an angelic guardian who can be invoked during exorcisms. He is an Islamic angel.

Amriel

Please see Ambriel.

Amshashpands

Please see Amesha Spentas.

Amtiel

A guardian angel stationed in the Third Heaven.

Amudiel

This angel was listed as an extra in the list of the Electors of Hell. There are seven Electors.

Amuhael X

This angel can be invoked through conjurations, and he is referenced in 'The Sword of Moses'.

Amulet Angels

The Amulet angels are called upon for protection and help during childbirth. They are invoked to protect mother and child from harm.

Amwak'il

Amwak'il is an angelic guardian who can be invoked during exorcisms. He is an angel of Islamic beliefs.

Amy

Amy is one of the fallen angels. He once belonged to the Order of Powers and the Order of Angels. He is now a 'great president' in the Underworld. He guides in the secrets of astrology as well as the liberal arts. In 1,200 years he aims to return to the seventh throne. He is also an angel of commerce, offering protection to those in business.

Anabiel

Anabiel is an angel of Kabbalistic beliefs, wh0o can be called upon to cure stupidity.

Anabona

Anabona is an angel 'by which God formed man and the whole universe', according to 'The Greater Key of Solomon'. Moses heard his name when he received the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.

Anabotas (Arabonas)

The angel Anabotas can be inboked during Kabbalistic rites.

Anachiel

The angel Anachiel rules over Saturn. This is also the name of one of the four powerful angels found inscribed in Hebrew on the third pentacle of Saturn.

Anael (Hamiel, Haniel)

Anael is one of the seven angels of Creation. He is an angel of Venus and rules over sexuality and love. He is also a regent of the order of Principalities, and rules over the Second Heaven. He watches over all of Earth's kings and kingdoms, and is the regent of the moon. Anael also rules over the air and the angels of Friday.

Anafiel (Aniyel)

Anafiel is the chief of the eight corwn judgement angels of the Merkabah (Divine Chariot). He keeps the keys to the pearly gates and is also the prince of water. Anafiel was chosen to punish the angel Metatron by glogging him with fire. The text 3 Enoch claims that he bore Enoch to Heaven where he became the angel Metatron.

Anahel

Anahel is an angelic prince of the Third Heaven, although he serves in the Fourth. He is also one of the guardians of the gates to the West Wind.

Anahita

Anahita is the highest ranking female angel in Zoroastrianism. She has responsibility for fertility and fruitfulness.

Anai

The angel Anai is invoked to command demons, and is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Anaireton (Amereton)

The angel Amereton is invoked in rituals involving the exorcism of the salt. He is referenced in 'The Book of Ceremonial Magic'.

Anaitis

Please see Anahita.

Anak

Anak is the singular of 'Anakim'.

Anakim

Anakim refers to the offspring of fallen angels and mortal women. Anakim are giants who are so tall that their necks reach the sun. They are called Nephilim.

Anamelech (Adramelech)

Ananchel

From the word 'Ananehel', meaning 'Grace of God', Ananchel is an angel God sent to Esther to give her favour in the sight of the Persian king Ahasuerus.

Anane

Anane is a fell angel, according to I Enoch.

Ananehel (Ananchel)

Ananel (Anani)

The angel Ananel is both a good and evil spirit. As an evil angel, Ananel is a fallen archangel who's said to have bought sin to man.

Anani (Ananel)

Ananiel

Ananiel is one of the many guardians of the gates to the South Wind.

Anaphaxeton

Anaphaxeton is a holy angel of God who can be invoked during magical rituals. When spoken, this name causes angels to summon the universe before the bar f justice on Judgement Day. He can also be invoked during exorcisms of the Water.

Anaphiel (Anafiel)

Anapion

Anapion is one of the angels of the seventh hour of the night, and he serves beneath Mendrion.

Anas

Please see Sihail.

Anataniel A'

According to 'The Sword of Moses', Anataniel A' is an angelic prince of the hosts of X.

Anauel

The angel Anauel is the guardian of bankers and commerce. His corresponding angel is Aseij.

Anayz

Anayz resides in the first Heaven. He is an angel of Monday and can only be invoked from the south.

Anazachia

There were four angelic names inscribed on the third pentacle of Saturn – Anazachia, Anachiel, Omeleil and Arauchia.

Anazimur

Anazimur is an angel of the throne, and there are seven in total. He resides in the First Heaven. The Book of the Angel Raziel claims that the throne angels 'execute the commands of the potentates'.

Ancient of Days

The term 'Ancient of Days' has many different meanings. It appears several times in the Kabbalah, where it is applied to the First of the Sephiroth – Kether. It is also used in connection to Macropospos, who is 'God as he is himself'. Additionally, the term denoted 'the holy ones of the highest', and it is occasionally used in relation to Israel.

In The Divine Names, the term is defined by Dionysius as 'both the Eternity and the Time of all things prior to days and eternity and time.'

Ancor

According to The Greater Key of Solomon, Ancor is an angelic being who can be invoked in conjuring the reed. It is also a name for God used during prayers at the vestament.

Andas

Andas is the assistant to Varcan, the king of the angels who rule the air on a Sunday.

Aneb

The angel Aneb rules an hour with the attribute 'Dieu Clement'.

Anepaton (Anapheneton)

Anepaton is a 'high, holy angel of God', and his name is used in invocations. Aaron uses this name to conjure up God.

Anereton (Anaireton)

The angel Anereton can be summoned in Solomonic rituals.

Anfial

There are 64 angelic wardens of the seven half of Heaven, and Anfial is one of them.

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Angel Bearing the Mystical Name of God Shemhamphorae

There are 72 angels bearing the mystical name of God Shemhamphorae. These include Melahel, Mahasiah and Cahetel to name a few.

Angelic Doctor

Thomas Aquinas was known as the Doctor Angelicus (or the Angelic Doctor) and he was a Dominican priest in Italy's Roman Catholic Church. He was born in 1224, and was an influential figure of natural theology and his ideas helped shape modern philosophy. His famous works include Summa Theologica and Summa Contra Gentiles. In addition, he was one of 33 Doctors of the Church.

Angelica

Angelica is the herb of the angels, and is also known as Angelica Archangelica. The herb belongs to the parsley family and grows in Asia and northern Europe. It comes into bloom during spring, just in time for the archangel Michael's festival Michaelmus.

There are many legends about the powers of Angelica, and one example took place in 1665. A community of monks who were suffering from the plague were saved, when one of the dreamt of an angel telling them to chew on angelica. The monks ate the herb and were quickly cured.

Angelica has known many uses as a remedy over the centuries, and it can be used to cure rabies, gastritis, coughs and pleurisy. Its juices were even poured into ears to try and cure deafness. Its seeds are still included in Benedictine, a French liqueur created by Benedictine monks. Angelica has also been used to protect against evil, and its roots were believed to prolong life and ward off witches.

Angelolatry

Angelolatry is the worship of angels. Angels are the main channel of communication between those on Earth and the heavens, and their worship is known as Angelolatry. The earliest examples of Angelolatry were based on the worship of Michael, an archangel. There were celebrations and feasts in his name recorded all the way back in the fourth century. In more recent centuries, the worship of angels has taken on a variety of forms and there are many professional societies and associations dedicated to the practice.

Angelology

Angelology is the study of angels. The word comes from the Greek for 'the word of angels' which is "Angelogica". The word "Angelos" means an angel of messenger, and "logos" translates to 'word'.

Angelophany

Angelophany is the appearance of an angel to a human in a visible form. It's common for angels to appear to humans, but they are usually not visible. For example guardian angels tend to convey feelings or encouragement, but they do not tend to appear in their full form.

Angelos

The word 'Angelos' comes from the Greek word for 'messenger'. The Hebrew Scriptures were translated into Greek around the time of the second century B.C., and the translators chose this word instead of alternatives to avoid confusion. The word 'Daimon' could have been adopted but this refers to a unique Greek angelic guardian that can encourage good or bad behaviour in humans.

Angelus

The Latin word for Angel, Angelus is a Christian devotion. This devotion is chanted in memory of the incarnation, and it hails from the incipit "Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariae" or "the angel of the Lord declared unto Mary". The Angelus is an example of a collection of prayers known as 'the prayer of the devotee'.

Angelus Novus

Angelus Novus is a copper etching plate by Paul Klee which was made in 1920. It is housed in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and the painting depicts an angel with his wings spread as though to fly, and his eyes fixed on one point.

Angerecton

Angerecton is a powerful angel who can be conjured during magical rituals. This angel tends to appear in the invocation at fumigation. He is referenced in 'Grimorium'.

Angromainyus

To the Persians, Angromainyus was the adversary of God. Although the Zoroastrian equivalent to Satan, Angromainyus is not a fallen angel nor does he answer to God. He appears in the Zendavesta, (a collection of holy Zoroastrian texts). In them he jumps from Heaven in the disguise of a snake and attempts to trick Zoroaster into rebelling against the Persian supreme power. He was unsuccessful.

Aniel

Also known as Haniel, this angel is one of the guardians of the gates to the West Wind. He also bears the name of the Gos Shemhamphorae, along with 71 other angels.

Anihi'el

God appointed angelic princes to the sword, and one of them was Anihi'el. His duty is to rule over law and order in Heaven and on Earth. He is referenced in 'The Sword of Moses'.

Animastic

This is an order of angels, and it's also known as the Issim. It is made up of princed, lords and nobles. This title is also used to refer to the angelic guardian of Moses.

Animated

Another name for the Animastic order of angels – the Issim.

Aniquel

Please see Aniquel.

Anitor

This angel is invoked during magical rituals, and is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Anituel

Please see Aniquel.

Anixiel

Anixiex is one of the angelic guardians of the mansions of the moon.

Aniyel

Please see Anafiel.

Anmael

Anmael is one of the rulers of the fallen angels. Like Semyaza, Anmael came to an agreement with a human woman (Istahar) in order to find out God's explicit name.

Annael

Please see Aniel and Anael.

Annauel

There are 72 angels with the name of the God Shemhamphorae, and Annauel is one of them.

Anointed Cherub

The Prince of Tyre is the Anointed Cherub.

Anpiel

Anpiel is the angelic guardian of birds, and he resides in the Sixth Heaven. He is responsible for 70 gates. He sanctifies mortals' prayers and then sends them on to the Seventh Heaven for further approval.

Anshe Shem

This term is used to address fallen angels during magical incantations.

Ansiel

The angel Ansiel can be invoked in Jewish mysticism.

Antichrist

This term usually refers to Beliar or Belier, but is also used for Nero.

Antiel

The name of this angel was found etched on a kamea.

Antiquelis

Please see Aniquel.

Anunna

Found in Akkadian theology, the Anunna aree usually terrestrial beings.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Anush

God chose three angels to serve Adam, and they were Anush, Aebel and Shetel.

Apar / Aparsiel

Apar is sometimes referred to as Aparsiel, and he is the angelic ruled of the fifth day.

Apharoph

This angel is thought to be "the only true name of God", and is equated with Raphael.

Aphiriza

Please see Alphariza.

Aphredon

In Gnostic beliefs, Aphredon is a powerful sprit residing in the Pleroma alongside his twelve Just Ones. He rules over the Individuals.

Apollion

Apollion is the Greek word for the Hebrew name Adaddon. Meaning 'the destroyer', it refers to the angel of the bottomless pit. Abaddon bound Satatn for a thousand years. In Occolut lore he is an evil spirit and was even depicted in John Bunyan's 'Pilgim's Progress' as the devil.

Apostate Angel

The Apostate Angel is Satan.

Apparitions

Some believe that one of the three primary hierarchies is called the Apparitions.

Apragsin

Apragsin was a heavenly messenger appointed to the sword by God. This angel was listed in 'The Sword of Moses'. Apragsin is sometimes known as Assi Asisih.

Apsu

To the Babylonians, Apsu was a female angel of the abyss. She is the father of the Babylonian Gods and the wife of Tamat. She was eventually killed by her son.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Apudiel

According to Cornelius Agrippa, there were seven Electors who were underworld planetary rulers. Apudiel was one of them.

Aputel

This angel is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon' and his name is used in invocation rites. Priests wear this name on their breasts when they enter the holiest of holies. It's believed that this name can revive the dead when it's said. It's often found etched onto gold or brass vessels to protect against evil.

Aqrab

This is an angel of Islamic lore, often used as part of invocations.

Aquachai

Aquachai is a holy name often used to control demons during rituals. The name is mentioned in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Arabonas

Arabonas is conjured during Solomonic rituals, he must be invoked by the Master of the Art.

Araboth

Araboth is the Seventh Heaven. God resides in this Heaven, with the angels of fear, grace, love and dread. The Ofanim and the Seraphim also reside in this Heaven.

Araciel

Please see Araqiel.

Arad

Arad is an angel found in Indo-Persian lore, and is the guardian of science and religion.

Araebel

Araebel is an angel of the sixth hour, and he is ruled by Samil.

Arael

Please see Ariel.

Arafiel

The book 3 Enoch states that Arafiel is a powerful angelic prince, who stands in front of God's throne. He represents 'the diving strength, majesty and power'.

Arakiba

Arakiba introduced the Earth to sin, and is a fallen angel. He is found in 1 Enoch.

Arakiel

Please see Araqiel.

Aralim

Please see Erelim.

Aramaiti

Aramaiti is representative of holy harmony, and he is one of six Zoroastrian archangels known as Amesha Spentas.

Araphiel

Araphiel is an angelic guardian stationed in the second hall in Seventh Heaven.

Araqael

Please see Araqiel.

Araqiel

Araqiel is a fallen angel and is referenced in I Enoch. He is the angel of geography.

Arariel

Arariel is an angel of Occultism, and along with six others he holds dominion over the Earth. He has the power to cure stupidity.

Ararita

The name Ararita can be used to command demons in conjurations. It's believed that inscribing this name onto a plate of gold will prevent the invocant from a sudden death.

Arasbarasbiel

In Judaism, Arasbarasbiel is an angelic guardian of the Sixth Heaven.

Arasek

This is an alternative name for Nisroc. Once of the order of Princiaplities, Arasek is now a fallen angel. Some believe that he is the chief of cuisine in hell.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Arathiel

Arathiel is is the angelic chief of the first hour of the night. He is referenced in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Arathron

The angel Arathron rules over the planet Saturn, as well as 49 of the 196 Olympic Privinces. He has the power to grant invisibility and help barren femals become fertile. He is also an instructor of magic, medicine and alchemy.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Arauchia

This angel's name was discovered inscribed on the third pentacle of Saturn. It was etched in Hebrew characters.

Araxiel

Araxiel is listen in Enoch, and is one of the fallen angels.

Arayekael

Arayekael is an angelic prince appointed to the sword. It is his duty to rule over law and order in Heaven and on Earth.

Araziel

The angel Araziel visited Earth to unite with women. He is a ruler of Tauras along with Bagdal.

Arbatel

This 'revealing' angel appears in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Arbgdor

This angel rules over a month in 'The Book of the Angel Raziel'.

Arbiel

Arbiel is the angelic rules of the sixth day, and he works beneath Anael.

Arcade

Thus guardian angel is fictional, and appears in the French novel 'Revolt of the Angels'.

Arcan

Arcan rules over Monday and is chief of of angels of the air.

Archan

This angel presides over the lower rays of the moon.

Archana

This angel's name was inscribed on the fith pentacle of the planet Saturn. He was referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Archangel of the Covenant

This title is used to describe Michael in the Coptic text 'Apocalypse of Paul'.

Archangel Ruin'd

This name was used for Satan in Milton's Paradise Lost.

Archangels

Archangels are high ranking angels who are even above the order of angels. There are seven of them, and it's believed that they are the "seven angels who stand before God" as mentioned in the Book of Revelation.

Archangels of the 10 Sefiroth

The Archangels of the 10 Sefiroth are listed in 'The Kabbalah Unveiled', and they are Methattronf for Kether (crown), Ratziel for Chokmah (wisdom), Tzaphqiel for Binah (understanding), Tzadqiel for Chesed (mercy), Khamael for Geburah (strength), Mikhael for Tiphereth (beauty, Haniel for Netzach (victory), Raphael for Hod (splendor), Gabriel for Yesod (foundation) and Methattron for Malkuth (kingdom).
(Davidson. G., 1994. A Dictionary of Angels. USA. The Free Press).

Archarzel

The angel Archarzel is invoked by the Master of Arts during magical rituals.

Archer

Archer is a governing angel along with Ssakmakiel, and together they rule the sign of Aquarius.

Archistratege

God called Michael "my intercessor, my archistratege" when counseling Enoch.

Archons

Archons are ruling angels who preside over nations, and they are equated with aeons. In Occultist lore, the Archons are primordial planetary spirits.

Arciciah

Arciciah is an angel of Earth.

Ardarel

In Occultist lore, Ardarel is an angel of fire.

Ardefiel or Ardesiel

Occasionally known as Ardesiel, Ardefiel is an angel of the mansions of the moon.

Ardibehist

Ardibehist is the Angel of April, as well as an Amesh Spenta to the ancient Persians.

Ardibehist

Is also the ruler of the third day of the month.

Ardors

Milton used this term to describe the order of angels that Michael belongs to in 'Padaradise Lost'.

Ardouisur

Ardouisur is a cherub and a female spirit, and her powers including causing early childbirth and the supply of breast milk.

Ardour

Ardour is an angelic being who rules the month of June (Tammuz).

Arehanah

The name of this angel was inscribed on the third pentacle of the planet Saturn. He is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Arel

Arel is one of the angels of fire. His name was inscribed on the seventh pentacle of the sun. In 'The Sword of Moses' he is depicted as an angel used in magical rituals.

Arelim

Please see Erelim.

Arfiel

This is an alternative name for Raphael. Arfiel is said to be a guardian angel stationed in the second Heaven.

Arghiel

This angel can be called upon during rituals of magic.

Arhistratig

Arhistratig is another spelling for Archistratege.

Arhum Hii

This is an Angel of the North Star, found in Mandaean lore.

Arias

Arias is the angel of sweet-smelling herbs. He is seen as a demon to Occultists and is one of Hell's twelve rulers. He is referenced in 'Dictionairre Infernal'.

Ariel

The angel Ariel is described in 'The Hierarchy of the Blessed Angels', and he is one of the seven princes ruling the waters. In addition, he is 'Earth's Great Lord'. Jerusalem is known as Ariel to Jewish mystics, and it's said the Ariel can refer to the angel of the city of Ariopolis. This city is the place "where the idol is worshipped". In the Bible, Ariel is used to reference an altar, a city and an angel.
Occultists believe that Ariel is the third archon of the winds. Ariel helps cure diseases with Raphael in some texts. According to the Pistis Sophia, Ariel presides over punishment in Hell and he is ruler of the winds to the Gnostics. The Kabbalah claims that Ariel started off as a member of the order of Virtues.
Shakespeare depicted Ariel as a sprite in 'The Tempest' and Milton saw him as a rebellios angel who was defeated by Abdiel during fighting in Heaven. In addition, he is one of the 72 angels who have the name of the God Shemhamphorae.

Ariman

Please see Ahriman.

Arioc

Arioc is the angelic guardian of ancestors and children of Enoch. His duty is to watch over the writings of Enoch. This is also the name of a biblical executioner.

Arioch

Arioch is a fallen angel and a spirit of vengeance. This angel follows Satan.

Ariukh

Please see Oriockh.

Arkhas

In 2 Enoch Arkhas is a primordial spirit "firm and heavy and very red". He is divided and summoned by God.

Armaita

Armaita is found in Persian lore and is one of the archangels. She is the spirit of wisdom, truth and goodness, and she came to Earth to "help the good".

Armaros

Listed by Enoch, Armaros is one of the fallen angels.

Armas

Armas is an angel who can be invoked during magical rituals at the end of the Sabbath, and is found in Jewish lore.

Armasa

Armasa is an angel called upon during Aramaic magical rituals, and it means 'the great lord'.

Armaziel

Armaziel is a Gnostic angel.

Armen

Armen appears in 1 Enoch, and is a fallen angel.

Armers

Please see Armaros.

Armesi

Armesi is an angel of the tenth hour of the day, and he is featured in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Armesiel

Armesiel is one of the angels of the fourth hour of the night, and he is referenced in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Armiel

Armiel is an angel of the eleventh hour of the night.

Armies

Armies is a celestial order and appears in Milton's poem 'Paradise Lost'.

Armimas

The angel Armimas can be invokedat the close of the Sabbath, and is found in Jewish lore.

Armisael

Armisael is an angel of the womb.

Armogen

Please see Harmozei.

Armon

The angel Armon belongs to the second chora of altitude, and must be invoked through magical prayer. Armon is mentioned in 'The Almadel of Solomon'.

Arphugitonos

Arphugitonos is one of the angels who will "rule at the end of the world". There are nine of these angels in total.

Arsyalalyur / Asuryal

Enoch sent the angel Arsyalalyur to Enoch to deliver an important message from God and Noah. It was a warning of the looming flood. The name of this angel is a combination of the words 'Riel' and 'Israel'. He is mentioned in 'The Book of Adam and Eve'.

Artakifa

Artakifa is an anrchangel found in Enoch beliefs.

Aruru

The Sumerians believed that Aruru was a female messenger sent from the gods. It's believed that she formed man from clay and she was mother to Gilgamesh (a hero to the Sumerians).

Arvial

Arvial is an angelic guardian stationed in the Fourth Heaven.

Arzal

Arzal is one of the angels of the East, and there are four in total.

Asac(h)

This angel can be invoked during rites of magic.

Asacro

Asacro is an angel invoked using black magic through prayer.

Asael

Meaning "whom God made"the angel Asael serves beneath Semyaza. He is a fallen angel as he lived with the daughters of men.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asaliah

Asaliah is a member of the order of Virtues and he serves beneath beneath Raphael. He rules over justice, and he is one of the 72 angels who bear the name of the God Shemhamphorae.

Asamkis

Askamis is one of the angelic guardians of the Seventh Heaven.

Asaph

Asaph is the principal of hosts of angels who chant the name of God at night. He is an angel of medicine in Jewish lore.

Asariel

Asariel is one of the angels of the mansions of the moon.

Asasiah

This is one of the numerous names for the angel Metatron.

Asath

The name of Asath can be used in rites of magic.

Asbeel

Listed by Enoch, Asbeel is a fallen angel.

Ascobai

The angel Ascobai can be invoked during exorcisms of wax, and is referenced in 'the Greater Key of Solomon'.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asderel

Asderel is an archangel who taught the course of the moon. He is an eveil angel.

Asentacer

The angel Asentacer is equated with Lelahel.

Aseu

Aseu is the angel equated with Anauel.

Asfa'el

Referenced in Enoch 1 and 2, Asfa'el is a luminary.

Ashael X

Ashael X is referenced in 'The Sword of Moses', and is an invocation angel.

Ashamdon

An alternative name for Shamdan.

Asha Vahishta

Found in Zoroastrian beliefs, Asha Vahishta is an amesha spenta and anarchangel of righteousness.

Ashkanizkael

Ashkanizkael is an angel of hechaloth lore and is a guardian stationed at the seventh heavenly hall.
(Davidson. G., 1994. A Dictionary of Angels. USA. The Free Press).

Ashmedai

Ashmedai is often believed to be the serpent who attempted to seduce Eve in the Garden of Eden, and he is an evil spirit. Other sources depict him as a cherub, and he has been referred to as 'prince of Sheddim'.

Ashmodiel

The angel Ashmodiel is an angelic ruler of Taurus.

Ashraud

According to 'The Greater Key of Solomon', Ashraud is "a prince over all angels and Caesars".

Ashriel

Seven angels rule over the Earth, and Ashrie is one of them. He is the angel that seperates the body and the soul when somebody dies. He can also be invoked in Kabbalism for the cure of stupidity.

Ashrulyu

Ashrulyu is a powerful angelic prince and he lives in the first Heaven. He is one of the twenty names of the godhead, as well as a prince of the Torah. Also, he is president of the institute of learning.
(Davidson. G., 1994. A Dictionary of Angels. USA. The Free Press).

Ashu

Please see Sirushi.

Asiel

There were five angels appointed to God to trabscribe the 204 books that Ezra dictated, and one of them was Asiel. Seventy of the books were only to be delivered to the wise and the rest were for all. In 'The Testament of Solomon' he is a demon who can find thieves and hidden treasures.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asimon

This angel is referenced in 'The Zohar'.

Asimor

There are several angelic princes of power, and one of them is Asimor. The other six are Boel, Kalmiya, Gabriel, Psachar, Uzziel and Sandalphon.

Asiyah

Please see Assiah.

Asmadai

This angel is referenced in 'Paradise Lost' and described as a "potent throne".

Asmodal

The angel Asmodal is invoked during Solomonic Wax excorcisms, and appears in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Asmoday

Asmoday is one of the fallen angels, and it's believed that he is a teacher of mathematics. He can make mortals invisible. He is the leader of 72 legions of infernal spirits, and he appears with the head of a man, a ram and a bull. Spelt Hasmoday, his name means a demon of the moon.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asmodee

Please see Ashmedai. One source equated Asmodee with Satan and Sammael.

Asmodel

The angel Asmodel rules over April and the sign of Taurus. He once belonged to the order of Cherubim. The 'Pistis Sophia' states that he is a demon of punishment, and to Kabbalists he is one of ten Sephiroth.

Asmodeus

In both Jewish and Persian beliefs, Asmodeus is said to have gotten Noah drunk and then killed the seven bridegrooms of Sarah. After this, Raphael defeated him and he was exiled to upper Egypt. Now residing in Hell, he rules over gambling establishments and must be invoked by a bareheaded person. If not, the invocant will be deceived by Asmodeus. He is sometimes believed to be the demon of impurity, father-in-law to the demon Bar Shalmon and the being who invented music, dancing, drama and carousels.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asradel

Please see Asderel.

Asrafil

Asrafil is an Islamic angel and the angel of the last judgement.

Asriel X

Asriel X is the principal of sixty three guardian angels of the seven heavens.

Asron

Asron is one of the guardian angels stationed at the gates of the East Wind.

Assad

This Arabic angel can be invoked during conjuring rites.

Assafsisiel

Assafsisiel is a guardian angel stationed in the seventh Heaven.

Assarel

Assarel is a guardia angel stationed in the fourth Heaven.

Asser Criel

This name was discovered on the breastplates of Moses and Aaron, and it's said that it shouldn't be spoken. The inscription of the name onto breastplates protects the wearer against a sudden death.

Assi Asisih

Assi Asisih is a messenger of the sword.

Assiah

This is the world where the prince of darkness (Sammael) dwells, and it's the last and lowest of the four worlds.

Assiel

Assiel is a healing angel, and he is referenced in 'The Book of Raziel'.

Assimonem

Assimonem are angels invoked to provide invisibility, and they also have the power to control demons.

Astachoth

This angel is callen upon to bless water.

Astad

To the ancient Persians, Astad is the angel of the twenty sixth day of the month. He was discovered at the sixty fourth gate of Paradise.

Astagna

This angel resides in the fifth Heaven and rules on a Tuesday. The invocant of this angel must always face west.

Astaniel

Appointed to the Sword by God, Astaniel is one of the leading angelic princes and he rules over law and order in Heaven and on Earth.

Astanphaeus

Astanphaeus is an angel of Gnostic beliefs, and is one of the seven elohim of the presence.

Astaribo

Used in medieval magic, the name Astaribo is an alternative for Lilith.

Astaroth

It's believed that Astaroth is a great duke in the infernal regions. He is a fallen angel, and used to be a Seraph.

Astarte

Astarte is a powerful female spirit in several different cultures, such as Syrian, Carthaginian and Phoenician. She represented fertility to the Syrians and was a goddess of the moon, and the Greek goddess Aphrodite was borrowed from Astarte. In Occultist beliefs she is a fallen angel and a demon over April.

Astel

This spirit lives on the planet Saturn.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Asteraoth

There are seven great rulers of the planets, and Asteraoth is one of them. He defeated Powers, a demoness, and legend has it that he was summoned by King Solomon.

Astiro

The angel Astiro is equated with Mehiel.

Astm

Astm is referenced in 'The Sword of Moses', and he is a conjuring angel. There are fourteen in total. This is also one of the ineffable names of God.
(Davidson. G., 1994. A Dictionary of Angels. USA. The Free Press).

Astm Kunya X

Another name for the angel Astm.

Astoreth

Astoreth is a fallen and he is equated Astarte in Milton's 'Paradise Lost'.

Astrachios

The angel Astrachios is invoked with the blessing of water, and he is referenced in 'Grimorium Verum'.

Astrael Iao Sabao

The name of the angel Astrael Iao Sabao was inscribed on a kamea.

Astrompsuchos

Astrompsuchos is a guardian angel who presides over one of the seven Heavens.

Astrgna

Please see Astagna.

Astrocon

An angel of the eigth hour of the night, Astrocon serves beneath Vadriel.

Astroniel

Astroniel is an angel of the ninth hour of the day, and he is referenced in 'The Lesser Key of Solomon'.

Asuras or Ahuras

These evil angels are found in Hindu lore, and they continuously create battle and war against the great deities. They are equated with fallen angels in Christian beliefs.

Ataf

Ataf is an evil angel and he can be called upon for the defeat of enemies. 'The Sword of Moses' claims that he also has the power to separate husbands and wives.

Ata'il

Ata'il is Arabic lore and this angelic guardian can be called upon during rites of excorsism.

Ataliel

There are twenty eight mansions of the moon, and Ataliel is one of the angels who rule over them. He is referenced in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Ataphiel

The angel Ataphiel supports Heaven using only three fingers.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Atar

In Zoroastrian beliefs, Atar is a genius of fire. He is also the ruler of Yazatas – celestial beings.

Atarculph

Atarculph was a leader of the fallen angels, and he was listed in Enoch's writings.

Atarniel

Please see Atrugiel.

Atarph

Atarph is Hahaiah's corresponding angel.

Atatiyah

This is a secret name for either Michael of the angel Metatron.

Atbah

This is a Gnostic name, and it's a secret one for the powerful archons known as dekas.

Atbah Ah

Atbah Ah is Lord of Hosts and he was summoned by Akatriel.

Atel

Atel is one of the angels of the Fourth Heaven as well as an angel of the air. He rules on the Lord's Day and can only be invoked from the east.

Atembui

Atembui is the assistant of Mumiah.

Aterchinis

Aterchinis is Teasel's corresponding angel, and is also an angel of the hour.

Aterestin

Aterstrin is a spirit conjured in black magic, and he is used for the discovery of hidden treasure.

Athamas

This angel appears in 'The Greater Key of Solomon', and is invoked in the conjuration of Ink and Colours.

Athanatos

Athanatos is a spirif of the planet Mercury. He is a conjuring spirit, and his name is used for the discovery of hidden treasures.

Atheniel

Atheniel is one of the guardian angels of the mansions of the moon.

Athoth

Iadalbaoth created twelve powers, and Athoth was one of them.

Atiel

Atiel is a powerful angel-prince of the Sword.

Atliel

Please see Ataliel.

Atmon

Atmon is one of the numerous different names for the angel Metatron.
Atriel

Atrugiel

One of the angelic guardians who watches over the Seventh Heaven. This is also another of the angel Metatron's many many names.

Atrugniel

Please see Atrugiel.

Atsaftsaf and Atshatsah

These angels are the guardians of the Sixth Heaven.

Atsiluf

This is the highest of the four worls, according to the Kabbalah. It is the world of emanation and the home of God and his esteemed angels.

Attarib

There are four angels of winter, and Attarib is one of them. He appears in 'The Magus' and 'Dictionnaire Infernal'.

Atuesuel

There are eight powerful angels found in Kabbalistic beliefs, and one of these is Atuesuel. 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses' claims that he is called upon to "smoke out the monsters of Hell".

Atufiel

A guardian angel of the Sixth Heaven.

Atuniel

Atuniel is one of the angels of the order of Virtues. He is an angel of fire and can be equated with Nathanael.

Aub

This angelic names was incscribed on the third pentacle of the moon. It is mentioned in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Auel

Auel is an angel of the sun and he is found in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Aufiel

Aufiel is an angel over birds.

Aufniel

Please see Ofniel.

Auphanim

Please see Ofanim.

Aupiel

The angel Aupiel carried Enoch up to Heaven before he died. It's said that he is Heaven's tallest angel.

Auriel

The angel Auriel is invoked during the conjuring of the Sword. He is one of the angels of the seventy two quinaries of degrees of the zodiac.

Aurkhi Be-Ram El

Before the Flood, the angel Aurkhi Be-Ram El slept with mortal females. He is thought to be the same being as Ramiel, a fallen angel from Enoch lore.

Ausiul (Ausiel)

This angel rules over the water carrier, Aquarius. He can be invoked duting magical rituals.

Authorities

This is an alternatie name for the angelic orders, the order of Powers and the order of Virtues. Some believe that it may be a separate order of angels.

Autogenes

This is an aeon of Gnostic lore, and he was surrounded by four powerful angels.

Auza

In Kabbalistic beliefs Auza is a fallen angel.

Auzael

Please see Azazel.

Avagbag

Avagbag is one of the guardian angels of the Sixth Heaven.

Avahel

Avahel is an angelic prince who resdies in the Third Heaven. He appears in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Avartiel

In Hebrew lore, this angelic name was inscribed onto a kamea.

Avatar

An Avatar is a spirit of Vedic beliefs, and it is an incarnation of God in the form of a human or an animal. There were ten of them – Vishnu (the fish Avatar), Barah (the bear), Kurmavatar (the tortoise), Vanama ( the lord of reason and a dwarf Avatar), Narsinha (the lord of heroism and a man-lion), Paras u Rama or Chirangivah the immortal, Krisn Avatar (Krishna), Buddah (Budh Avatar) and Kalki Avatar.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Avenging Angel

The Avenging Angels are sometimes known as the Angels of Destruction , and there are twelve of them. Their chief angel lives in the Third Heaven. Jewish lore states that they were the first angels God created.

Avial

The angel Avial is a guardian of one of Seventh Heaven's halls.

Avirzahe'e

Avirzahe'e is a guardian of the gate to Sixth Heaven. Although a fearsome angel, he is also benevolent.

Avitue

Avitue is an alternative name for Lilith, and there are many.

Avniel

God appointed this angel prince to the Sword, according to 'The Sword of Moses'. It is his duty to watch over law and order in Heaven and on Earth.

Avriel

Avriel is a guardian angel of the Seventh Heaven.

Avtsangosh

This is one of numerous names for Metatron.

Avzhia

Please see Auzhaya.

Awar

Awar is a son of the angel Eblis.

Awel

According to 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses' Awel is one of the Kabbalistic angels invoked in rites of magic.

Awitel

Awitel is an angel mentioned in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses', and he is invoked in Kabbalistic magic.

Awoth

Like Awitel and Awel, this angel is mentioned in 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses' and is invoked in Kabalistic magic.

Axineton

God pronounced this angel's name when he created the world, and it is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Ayar Ziva

Please see Ram Khastra.

Ayib

This angelic name was inscribed on the fourth pentacle of the planet Venus, and it's referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Ayil

Ayil is the angel of Sagittarius.

Ayscher

This ministering angel is invoked during Kabbalistic magical rituals, according to 'The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses'.

Aza

Please see Auza.

Azael

Azael is a fallen angel, and along with another he lived with Lamech's daughter – Naamah. It's said that he is chained in the desert until judgement day.

Azaf

Please see Asaph.

Azar

Azar is an angel of Persian beliefs, and he was their angel of November. He rules over the ninth day of the moon.

Azaradel

This fallen angel appears in 1 Enoch, and he instructed mortals on the movements of the moon.

Azarel

This angel's name was inscribed on the fith pentacle of the moon, and is referenced in 'The Greater Key of Solomon'.

Azargushtasp / Azarkhurdad

Amesha Spentas of Persian lore, these beings are regarded as"closes to the just God".
(Davidson. G., 1994. A Dictionary of Angels. USA. The Free Press).

Azariah / Azarias

This was the name adopted by Raphael in the 'Book of Tobit'. He eventually revealed his true name.

Azariel

To Occultists, Azariel is one of the angels of the mansions of the moon.

Azazel

There are two hundred fallen angels, and one of their principa;s is Azazel. He tutored men on how to create weapons such as swords, and he taught women of make-up. Rabbinic textx claim that he would not worship Adam and so was throwqn out of Heaven before changing his name to Eblis.

Azaziel

This is another name for Semyaza.

Azbogah / Azbuga

This angel clothes Heaven's new arrivals with righteousness. His name is used for healing and protection against evil.

Azdai

This is an angel of Mandaean lore.

Azer

Azer is an angel of fire, and this is also the name for the father of Zoroaster.

Azfiel

This angel is a guardian of the first hall of Heaven.

Azibeel

According to Enoch's list, Azibeel is a fallen angel.

Aziel

Aziel is an angel of the mansions of the moon.

Aziziel

This angel can be invoked in Syriac incantations.

Azkariel

Please see Akhraziel.

Azkeel

Found n Enoch's list, Azkeel is one of the principals amongst the two hundred fallen angels.

Azliel X

According to the 'Sword of Moses', Azliel X is an invocation angel.

Azrael

This angel of death lives in the Third Heaven. He continuously writes in a huge book and then erases his writings. He writes the birth of every man, and erases his name when he dies. In Muslim beliefs he is Raphael. They believe that he has four thousand wings and seventy thousand feet, and his body has as many eyes and tongues as the world has men. He provided seven handfuls of Earth for Adam's creation, as failed by Michael, Gabriel and Israfel. His reward was the duity of sepraratiing souls from bodies at the time of death. He is evil in Jewish lore, and can be invoked along with Gabriel and Michael in Syriac charms.
(Faber. L. 2010. The Book of Angels. London. Arcturus Publishing Ltd.)

Azra'il

Azra'il is a guardian angel of Islamic beliefs and he can be invoked during rites of excorcism.

Azriel

Azriel is a powerful angel, and he has command over sixty legions of angels. He dwells on Heaven's northern side and is described by one source as an angel of destruction.On orental charms, his name is used for protection against evil.

Azur

Please see Azar.

Azza

Azza is a fallen angel, who once indulged in sexual relations with mortal women. As a punishment, he is suspended between Heaven and Earth and is continually fallen. He has one eye open to experience the fall forever. He opposed Enoch's high rank when he was transformed into Metatron.
It's also believed that Azza King Solomon the heavenly arcana, which made him the wisest man on Earth. According to Talmud, he also fathered the Sedim (Assyrian angelic guardians) with Naamah.

Azzael

Some see Azza and Azzael as separate angels, and other view them as one being. 3 Enoch depicts Azzael as a ministering angel along with Azza and Uzza, and they are found in Seventh Heaven. He is a fallen angel and his punishment was to have his nose pierced. He taught men about witchcraft, bringing the starts, moon and sun closer to the Earth.

 

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