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Sabathiel
Sabathiel in Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy: the spirit of Saturn in a discussion of how spirits receive names.
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Rathanael in the Testament of Solomon: the angel in the third heaven named by Enêpsigos as frustrating her.
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Rachiel in the Heptameron: list member among the angels of Friday alongside Anael and Sachiel.
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Quabriel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Karron, the ninth hour of the day.
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Procel in the Goetia: an angel-shaped duke associated with geometry, waterlike noises and forty-eight legions.
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Purah in the Jewish Encyclopedia’s report of Isaac Luria’s reading of the name Puta and its association with Esau-Samael.
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Phul in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with lunar matters, seven provinces, silver and water spirits.
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Phaleg in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with Mars, thirty-five provinces and military honors.
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Phoenix in Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum: a marquis associated with bird form, a child’s voice, sciences and poetry.
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Pamyel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Zeschar, the ninth hour of the night.
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