Dalquiel is an angelic prince catalogued in modern angelological reference works and lexicons of Hebrew mysticism.
The third heaven in Davidson’s dictionary
In Gustav Davidson’s 1967 A Dictionary of Angels (printed page 94), Dalquiel is described as one of three princes of the third heaven alongside Jabniel and Rabacyal. Davidson states that these three rulers govern fire under the overarching authority of Anahel, and identifies an angel named Oul as Dalquiel’s special aide.
Lexicographical notice in Schwab
A parallel lexicographical entry appears in Moïse Schwab’s 1897 Vocabulaire de l’angélologie (printed page 46), which lists Oul as an attendant serving Dalqiel, identified as the official presiding over the third celestial degree, citing Sefer Raziel.
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