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Orifiel
Orifiel in Trithemius’s De Septem Secundeis: the spirit of Saturn and first governor in its cycle of planetary rule.
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Ornias in the Testament of Solomon: a demon subdued with a ring, set to cut Temple stones and sent to bring Beelzeboul.
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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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Onoel in Origen’s Contra Celsum VI.30: a reported animal-faced ruler and differing names in Celsus’s account and a diagram.
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Onoskelis in the Testament of Solomon: a female spirit questioned by Solomon and assigned to spin hemp for Temple ropes.
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Ophiel in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with Mercury and fourteen visible provinces.
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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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Och in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with solar matters and twenty-eight visible provinces.
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