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Soqedhozi
Soqedhozi in an excerpt of 3 Enoch reproduced by Grant Macaskill: weighing human merits in scales before the Holy One.
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Sorush in Avesta.org’s name list and Malandra’s Iranica account: the connection with Sraosha, Srōš and the Iranian angel Surōš.
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Shoftiel in the Jewish Encyclopedia: Shofṭiel in a reported catalogue of seven punishment angels for seven departments.
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Sidqiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: prince of the Ophanim and a figure associated with Venus.
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Sidriel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary cosmology: the angelic ruler of the first heaven, associated with the three-dimensional universe.
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Simiel in Stadler’s Heiligen-Lexikon: a name in Adalbert’s prayer and the lexicon’s report of the Roman synod of 745.
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Sizouze in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation: an angel of prayer symbolizing prayers carried to God and the power of prayer.
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Sarandiel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Xephan, the twelfth hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.
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The Shepherd in Hermas, Vision 5: the angelic guide who gives commandments and similitudes and is called the angel of repentance.
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Sarakiel in Richard Laurence’s 1 Enoch 20:6: one of the holy angels who watches over the spirits of human transgressors.
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