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Enepsigos

Enepsigos in Conybeare’s Testament of Solomon64: a woman-like spirit with additional heads, whose speech claims changing forms and a lunar abode.

Imamiah in modern Yoga Vidya symbolism: themes of self-love, self-confidence, patience, humility, boldness and simplicity.

Anahel in modern Yoga Vidya symbolism: a name for a force in the universe, with a suggested comparison to the Manipura chakra.

Astanphaeus, printed Astanphæus, in Irenaeus’s Against Heresies 1.30.5: the last name in the reported succession beginning with Ialdabaoth.

Balberith in Peterson and Harms’ Folger V.b.26 transcription: a name in the list of chief rulers of hell on page 103.

Belphegor as chief of the Tagaririm or Disputers in the appended Eliphaz Lévi fragment of Mathers’ Key of Solomon.

Aeshma in Darmesteter’s Ashtad Yasht 18.2 translation: a fiend associated with a wounding spear and opposed by the Glory created by Ahura Mazda.

Agla in the Jewish Encyclopedia: a cabalistic sign and acronym from the initials of Attah Gibbor Le’olam Adonai.

Allocen in J. H. Peterson’s 2021 comparison table: the Waite and Shah spelling aligned with Alloces at row 52.

Gusion in J. H. Peterson’s 2021 comparison table: the spelling reported under Sloane 3648 at row 11, alongside Gusoin.