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Xaphan

Xaphan in Collin de Plancy’s Dictionnaire infernal: a second-order demon associated with the rebellion, furnace embers and bellows.

Vequaniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Dansor, the third hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.

Verchiel is assigned to Leo in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 24, and associated with July in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account.

Umabel in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 25: a name in the table of seventy-two angels bearing the Schemhamphorae.

Usiel in the Theurgia Goetia: the eleventh spirit in its catalogue and a prince ruling in the northwest under Amenadiel.

Tubiel in the Heptameron: named as the head of the sign of summer in the work’s seasonal list.

Temperance in Waite’s Pictorial Key to the Tarot: the winged figure pouring between chalices, interpreted through psychic and material natures.

Theliel in Waite’s Book of Ceremonial Magic: a name addressed with Anael and Donquel under the collective title Princes of love.

Tartys in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Panezur, the second hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.

Sytry in Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum: the great prince with a leopard’s face, griffin wings and sixty legions.