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Pamyel
Pamyel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Zeschar, the ninth hour of the night.
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Pathiel, also called Patha, in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of the Sabbath’s close and the transition into everyday life.
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Peliel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of virtue, decisions and responses to anger and greed.
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Pesagniyah in Zohar II201b: a prince of the southern atmosphere who receives heartfelt prayers of people in distress.
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Orifiel in Trithemius’s De Septem Secundeis: the spirit of Saturn and first governor in its cycle of planetary rule.
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Orphamiel in the Kyprianos M4 catalogue: an angel addressed in a three-line Coptic text on a pottery ostracon.
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Osmadiel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Jafanym, the eighth hour of the day.
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Oriel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Lamarhon, the tenth hour of the day.
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Omael in Agrippa’s table of seventy-two angels bearing the divine name Schemhamphoras.
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Nuriel in the Jewish Encyclopedia’s source-specific report of a replacement name in a four-chief-angel grouping.
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