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Vequaniel
Vequaniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Dansor, the third hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.
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Verchiel is assigned to Leo in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 24, and associated with July in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account.
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Vretiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: a guardian of holy books and wise recorder of sacred knowledge.
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Ubaviel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated with Capricorn, inner connection and openness toward the future.
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Umabel in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 25: a name in the table of seventy-two angels bearing the Schemhamphorae.
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Tubiel in the Heptameron: named as the head of the sign of summer in the work’s seasonal list.
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Tatrasiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: the figure described as a great angelic prince and an exalted prince of God.
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Temeluch in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation: a female angel associated with newborns, children, pregnancy and birth.
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Tagas in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angelic patron of music who leads singing angelic choirs.
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Tartys in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Panezur, the second hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.
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