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Salathiel
Salathiel in Malan’s Book of Adam and Eve: the angel sent with Suriyel to carry Adam and Eve to the Cave of Treasures.
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Samkiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of purification, beginnings and endings, and letting go.
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Saniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Genapherim, the sixth hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.
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Sablo in the Apocalypse of Adam: one of the figures who descend with Abrasax and Gamaliel to deliver people from fire and wrath.
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Sabrael in Conybeare’s Testament of Solomon: the angelic name that the decan Sphendonael says causes him to retreat.
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Sabrathan in the Ars Paulina: the angel ruling Omalharien, the first hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.
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Sagnessagiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account: an angel associated with wisdom, patience, forgiveness and learning from mistakes.
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Ruman in Towards Eternal Life: an angelic examiner in Barzakh who awakens spiritual memory and directs the recording of deeds.
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Sabathiel in Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy: the spirit of Saturn in a discussion of how spirits receive names.
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Rizoel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of divine help in overcoming lower forces and difficulties.
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