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Nelchael
Nelchael in Agrippa’s table of seventy-two angels bearing the divine name Schemhamphoras.
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Nahaliel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of rivers and the spiritual experience of flowing water.
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Nanael in Agrippa’s seventy-two-name table and Yoga Vidya’s contemporary sciences, communication and contemplation symbolism.
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Narcariel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account of the eighth night hour and nighttime protection.
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Nathanael in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of fire, spiritual awakening, devotion and trust.
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Morael in the Theurgia Goetia: one of fourteen selected night dukes serving Raysiel in the northern hierarchy.
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Muriel in Agrippa’s Scale of Twelve, aligned with the zodiac sign Cancer and the month of June.
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Naamah in Genesis, differing Bereshit Rabbah interpretations and the Zohar’s literary demon account.
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Mephistopheles in Goethe’s Faust, Part One: the literary devil who negotiates the Study-scene wager and written compact.
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Mihr, the Middle Persian name for Zoroastrian Mithra, and the yazata’s prayer and contract associations in the Mihr Yasht.
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