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Dardariel

Dardariel in the Ars Paulina: the governing angel of the eleventh hour of the night and his selected retinue of dukes and servants.

Diniel in Gustav Davidson’s angel dictionary: an attributed entry on Syriac incantation rites and childbed amulet traditions.

Dagiel in the Heptameron and Jewish angelology: a prince of the third host under Venus, and his reported office over fish.

Dalquiel in modern angelic reference works: a prince of the third heaven and fire under Anahel, with his attendant Oul.

Cochabiel in Gustav Davidson’s angel dictionary: a modern occult entry associating the name with Mercury and planetary governance.

Dabriel in the Heptameron: an angel of the first heaven invoked on Monday from the south, and his later dictionary reception.

Briathos in the Testament of Solomon: the thwarting angel identified by the hound-shaped spirit Staff in chapter 10.

Cerviel (Cervihel) in Pseudo-Philo and early modern cabala: the angel over strength sent to assist David against Goliath.

Bethor in the Arbatel: Jupiter’s Olympic governor, the province table’s printed numeral and editorial correction, and a retinue of 29,000 legions.

Barbiel occupies the Scorpio and October column in Agrippa’s scale of twelve, a system of Renaissance occult correspondences.