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Solas

Solas in Peterson’s spelling comparison and Weyer’s Stolas catalogue: the prince associated with astronomy, herbs and precious stones.

Sorath in Agrippa’s planetary table: the spirit of the Sun associated with 666, alongside Nachiel, the intelligence associated with 111.

Sarandiel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Xephan, the twelfth hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.

Saleos in Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum: the great earl portrayed as a peaceable soldier riding a crocodile and wearing a ducal crown.

Saniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Genapherim, the sixth hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.

Sabnack in Peterson’s spelling comparison and Weyer’s catalogue: the lion-headed marquis associated with fortifications and fifty legions.

Sabrael in Conybeare’s Testament of Solomon: the angelic name that the decan Sphendonael says causes him to retreat.

Sabrathan in the Ars Paulina: the angel ruling Omalharien, the first hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.

Ronobe in Peterson’s spelling comparison and Weyer’s catalogue: the marquis and earl associated with rhetoric, languages and nineteen legions.

Ruax in Conybeare’s Testament of Solomon: the first zodiacal decan and the narrative of Michael countering him.