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Miniel
Miniel in the Key of Solomon’s pen prayer, with Michael and Mutiel, and the spelling witnesses reported in Peterson’s apparatus.
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Marmaroth in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of fate, inner strength and personal effort.
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Mendrion in the Ars Paulina: the angel of the seventh night hour, Venaydor, with a retinue divided into twelve orders.
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Malpas in Peterson’s Waite/Shah spelling comparison and Malphas in Goetia 39: a president commanding forty legions.
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Machidiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account, its explicit Malchidiel naming link, and Agrippa’s Aries–March table.
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Lillith in John Webster’s 1677 discussion of Isaiah, nocturnal birds and the use of bird names in witchcraft accusations.
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Lix Tetrax as a disputed editorial name in Testament of Solomon scholarship, compared with Conybeare’s Tephras passage.
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Lassuarium in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of a protective angel associated with the tenth hour of the night.
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Leo in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary protective-angel interpretation, distinguished from the Latin lion and zodiac sign.
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Lerajie, the spelling in Peterson’s Waite/Shah comparison, and the Goetia’s Leraye/Leraje: a marquis and archer with thirty legions.
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