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Guriel

Guriel and Leo in Trachtenberg’s sample zodiac list, with varying celestial assignments and the separate Cancer–Uriel pairing kept in context.

Gazardiel in Collin de Plancy and Davidson: an eastern angel associated with sunrise and an attributed account of carrying prayers.

Geburatiel in 3 Enoch’s sequence of angelic princes, with the fourth-hall guardian role distinguished as commentary and lexicon evidence.

Gadriel in Davidson’s prayer-crowning account and Schwab’s eastern-gate entry, compared with the Gadreel name in 1 Enoch.

Eremiel in the Apocalypse of Zephaniah: the radiant angel over Hades and the abyss, distinguished from the accuser in the same vision.

Domiel and Dumiel in Davidson’s angel dictionary, with Schwab’s Doumi El entry and a source-specific comparison with Dumah.

Dubbiel, the prince of Persia, in 3 Enoch and Yoma 77a: the twenty-one-day replacement of Gabriel and the heavenly accusation scene.

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

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

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