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nurse of Zeus; Archaic Cretan tradition", "SRC_APOLLODORUS_LIBRARY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AEACUS", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Underworld judge; Homer Odyssey (implied); Pindar Olympian 8", "SRC_HOMER_ILIAD_ODYSSEY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AEACUS_HERO", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Hero/underworld judge; Hesiod; Pindar", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AEGINA", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Nymph/river; mother of Aeacus; Hesiod; Pindar Nemean 3", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AEGLE_HESPERID", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Hesperid; Hesiod Theogony 215-216", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AENEAS_GREEK_RECEPTION", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Trojan hero; Homer Iliad 2.820; Hesiod Theogony 1008", "SRC_HOMER_ILIAD_ODYSSEY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AEOLUS", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Keeper of winds; Homer Odyssey 10.1-79", "SRC_HOMER_ILIAD_ODYSSEY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AESAR", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "medium", "River deity; Archaic tradition; son of Oceanus", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AESEPUS", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Trojan river; 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Archaic; attested Pindar", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALASTOR", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Avenger spirit; Archaic poetic tradition", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_AZOTH", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "Azoth, the universal transforming agent/first-and-last principle of the work, often identified with Philosophical Mercury; a key operative term of the practiced art (Paracelsus, Basil Valentine).", "SRC_ABRAHAM_ALCH_IMAGERY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_GREEN_LION", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "The Green Lion, personified raw/unripe matter or vitriol that 'devours the sun' (dissolves gold) early in the opus; a recurrent emblematic figure of the alchemical corpus.", "SRC_ABRAHAM_ALCH_IMAGERY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_KING", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "The Red King / Sol, solar 'masculine' partner of the royal pair whose union (the chymical wedding) is enacted symbolically in the alchemical opus.", "SRC_JUNG_PSYCH_ALCHEMY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_MERCURY_PHIL", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "Mercurius philosophorum, the volatile mediating spirit-principle of the tria prima and chief agent of transmutation; revered in the corpus as the duplex/ambivalent Mercurius, not ordinary quicksilver. Homonym: distinct from the Roman god Mercury and from Hermes Trismegistus.", "SRC_JUNG_PSYCH_ALCHEMY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_PRINCIPLES", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "Collective hub for the personified principles of Western alchemy as engaged operatively and contemplatively within Hermetic-alchemical practice; basis for membership grouping, not a worshipped deity.", "SRC_ABRAHAM_ALCH_IMAGERY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_QUEEN", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "The White Queen / Luna, lunar 'feminine' partner of the royal pair in the chymical wedding; counterpart of the King in the practiced coniunctio.", "SRC_JUNG_PSYCH_ALCHEMY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_REBIS", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "The Rebis, the conjoined hermaphroditic offspring of the King and Queen embodying the union of opposites (coniunctio); a central goal-image of the alchemical work.", "SRC_JUNG_PSYCH_ALCHEMY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_SALT", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "Philosophical Salt, the fixed corporeal 'body' principle of the Paracelsian tria prima that binds Sulphur and Mercury; an operative category of the practiced art.", "SRC_ABRAHAM_ALCH_IMAGERY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALC_SULPHUR", "PER_ALCHEMY", "high", "Philosophical Sulphur, the hot/dry active 'masculine' soul-principle of the tria prima; treated in alchemical practice as the fixing, coloring agent, distinct from common brimstone.", "SRC_ABRAHAM_ALCH_IMAGERY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALGEA", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Pains; Hesiod Theogony 227", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALKE", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Strength spirit; Archaic tradition", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALPHEUS", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "River of Olympia; Homer Iliad 2.592; Hesiod Theogony 338", "SRC_HOMER_ILIAD_ODYSSEY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_ABDALAN_RUM", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The wandering antinomian dervish groups of medieval Anatolia among whom the Bektashi tradition crystallized; matrix of Alevi-Bektashi formation. Attested; Karamustafa, God's Unruly Friends.", "SRC_KARAMUSTAFA_GODS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_BALIM_SULTAN", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "Early-16th-c. saint called the 'second pir' (pir-i sani) credited with systematizing Bektashi ritual and organization at the Pir Evi (Haji Bektash lodge). Attested; Birge.", "SRC_BIRGE_BEKTASHI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_BUYRUK", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Buyruk, the body of Alevi-Bektashi doctrinal texts transmitting belief, the cem, and the path; ascribed in tradition to Ja'far al-Sadiq / Shaykh Safi lineages. Attested manuscript tradition.", "SRC_DRESSLER_WRITING", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_CEM", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The central Alevi-Bektashi communal worship gathering led by a dede, modeled on the primordial Kirklar assembly; includes the semah. Publicly attested ritual category (interiors not modeled). Shankland; Birge.", "SRC_SHANKLAND_ALEVIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_DEDE", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The hereditary spiritual leader of an Alevi community, drawn from sacred lineages (ocak) tracing descent to the Ahl al-Bayt; presides over the cem. Attested institution; Shankland, Dressler.", "SRC_SHANKLAND_ALEVIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_HAJI_BEKTASH", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The 13th-c. Anatolian saint venerated as pir and patron of the Alevi-Bektashi path; the Alevi reception of the historical figure recorded at ENT_SUF_BEKTASH. Velayetname hagiography; Birge.", "SRC_BIRGE_BEKTASHI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_HIZIR", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Alevi veneration of Hizir (Khidr) as the ever-living helper invoked in distress, honored with the Hizir fast; the Alevi reception of the figure at ENT_ISL_KHIDR. Attested in Alevi practice.", "SRC_SHANKLAND_ALEVIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_KAYGUSUZ", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "Late-14th/15th-c. dervish poet, a foundational Bektashi literary saint whose verse shaped the tradition's hymnody. Attested Bektashi poet; Birge, Karamustafa.", "SRC_KARAMUSTAFA_GODS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_KIRKLAR", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Forty Saints (Kirklar) whose primordial assembly, presided over by Ali, is the mythic archetype of the cem ceremony; central Alevi-Bektashi collective. Attested in Birge and Alevi buyruk lore. Cohort hub.", "SRC_BIRGE_BEKTASHI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_KIZILBASH", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Kizilbash, the Safavid-allied heterodox Anatolian Turkmen devotees of Ali and the Safavid shaykhs, the historical antecedent of modern Alevis. Attested; Dressler, Karamustafa.", "SRC_DRESSLER_WRITING", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_MUHARREM", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Alevi twelve-day Muharrem mourning fast (matem) commemorating Husayn's martyrdom at Karbala and the Twelve Imams, ended by Ashura. Publicly attested observance; Shankland.", "SRC_SHANKLAND_ALEVIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_OCAK", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The system of sacred hearths/lineages from which dedes descend, claiming genealogical connection to the Imams and saints; organizes Alevi sacred authority. Attested; Dressler.", "SRC_DRESSLER_WRITING", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_PIR_SULTAN", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "16th-c. Alevi saint-poet (asik) executed by Ottoman authorities; his nefes hymns are central to Alevi devotional repertoire and identity. Attested poet of the Kizilbash-Alevi milieu.", "SRC_SHANKLAND_ALEVIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_SEMAH", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The ritual turning movement performed during the cem, understood as imitating the turning of the Forty and the cosmos. UNESCO-recognized; publicly attested. Birge.", "SRC_BIRGE_BEKTASHI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_TRINITY", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Alevi-Bektashi understanding of divine unity expressed in the formula Hak-Muhammad-Ali, in which Ali is venerated as the locus of divine manifestation; doctrinally distinct from Sunni Islam. Attested in Birge and Dressler.", "SRC_DRESSLER_WRITING", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALV_TWELVE_IMAMS", "PER_ALEVI", "high", "The Twelve Imams as venerated in Alevi-Bektashi devotion (On Iki Imam), commemorated in the Muharrem mourning and matem fast; the Alevi reception of the Shi'a Imamate (cf. ENT_ISL_INFALLIBLES / ENT_ISL_AHL_BAYT). Attested.", "SRC_DRESSLER_WRITING", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_ALI", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested: in Nusayri-Alawi doctrine Ali ibn Abi Talib is the Ma'na, the divine essence/Meaning behind manifestation. Homonym/same person as mainstream Shi'i Imam ENT_ISL_ALI, venerated differently (deified, not merely first Imam).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_AYN_MIM_SIN_DOCTRINE", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested core doctrine: the AMS confession encoding the triad Ma'na-Ism-Bab (Ali-Muhammad-Salman), recited as the foundational creed of the initiated (Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002).", "SRC_BAR_ASHER_KOFSKY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_BAB", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested doctrinal principle: the Gate, third hypostasis emanated from the Name, the mediator of esoteric knowledge, borne by Salman in the Muhammadan cycle.", "SRC_HALM_GNOSIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_IBN_NUSAYR", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested historical figure (d. c. 868): Abu Shu'ayb Muhammad ibn Nusayr al-Namiri al-Numayri, the eponymous founder-prophet of the Nusayriyya, who claimed to be the Bab of the tenth Imam Ali al-Hadi / al-Askari (Friedman 2010).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_ISM", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested doctrinal principle: the Name, the second hypostasis emanated from the Ma'na, the veil of manifestation, borne by Muhammad in the Muhammadan cycle.", "SRC_HALM_GNOSIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_KHASIBI", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested historical figure (d. c. 969): the organizer and systematizer of the Nusayri religion, author of the Kitab al-Hidaya al-Kubra, who established the community in Aleppo and Baghdad (Friedman 2010; Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_MANA", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested doctrinal principle (Halm 1982; Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002): the hidden divine essence/Meaning, the first hypostasis of the triad, embodied in each cycle by Ali.", "SRC_HALM_GNOSIS", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_MUHAMMAD", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested: Muhammad is the Ism (Name) and the hijab/veil through which the Ma'na is manifested. Same person as the Prophet ENT_ISL_MUHAMMAD, theologically subordinated to Ali in Nusayri doctrine (homonym).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_MUQADDASIYYA", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested cosmological collective (Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002): the five 'orphans/incomparables' (aytam), spiritual hierarchs emanated below the Bab who administer the cosmos. Publicly attested function only.", "SRC_BAR_ASHER_KOFSKY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_SALMAN", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested: Salman al-Farisi is the Bab (Gate), the mediating gateway who transmits knowledge of the Ma'na. Same person as ENT_ISL_SALMAN, Companion of the Prophet (homonym).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_SEVEN_CYCLES", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested doctrine (Halm 1982; Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002): the Ma'na manifests through seven historical cycles, each with its own Ism and Bab, culminating in the Ali-Muhammad-Salman (Muhammadan) cycle.", "SRC_BAR_ASHER_KOFSKY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_TAQAMMUS", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested doctrine: belief in the transmigration/metempsychosis of souls (taqammus), tied to the cyclical descent of the divine and the moral state of the initiate (Friedman 2010).", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ALW_TRINITY", "PER_ALAWITE", "high", "Attested (Friedman 2010; Bar-Asher & Kofsky 2002) as the central Nusayri-Alawi triad of three letters: Ayn (Ali), Mim (Muhammad), Sin (Salman). Cohort hub.", "SRC_FRIEDMAN_NUSAYRI", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AMALTHEIA", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Goat-nurse of Zeus; Archaic Cretan tradition", "SRC_APOLLODORUS_LIBRARY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AMECHANIA", "PER_GRK_ARCHAIC", "high", "Helplessness; Archaic personification", "SRC_HESIOD_THEOGONY", "reviewed"], ["ENT_AMM_MILKOM", "PER_TRANSJORDAN_IRON_AGE", "high", "Hebrew Bible attestations across Deuteronomistic History (9th c. BCE context), Jeremiah (7th\u20136th c. BCE), and Zephaniah (late 7th c. BCE); theophoric names in Ammonite inscriptions 7th\u20136th c. 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Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_AMBRIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Gemini in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve. Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_ASMODEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Taurus in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve. Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson. Not to be confused with the demon Asmodeus.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_BARBIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Scorpio in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve (also a name among the planetary/lunar mansions in other lists). Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_BARCHIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Pisces in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve (also Barakiel/Barchiel). Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_CAMBIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Aquarius in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve (also Cambriel). Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_HAMALIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Virgo in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve. Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_HANAEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Capricorn in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve. HOMONYM: distinct from the archangel Haniel of Venus/Netzach (ENT_JM_HANIEL); the same name-stem is reused for a zodiacal governor here. Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_MALCHIDAEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Aries in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve (also spelled Malahidael/Machidiel). Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson, Dictionary of Angels.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_MURIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Cancer in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve. Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_VERCHIEL", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Angel governing Leo in Agrippa's Scale of Twelve (also Verachiel). Attested Agrippa II.14; Davidson.", "SRC_AGRIPPA_OCCULTA", "reviewed"], ["ENT_ANGF_ZODIAC_12", "PER_RENAISSANCE", "high", "Closed, enumerable set of twelve angels governing the twelve signs of the zodiac per Agrippa, De occulta philosophia II.14 (the Scale of Twelve). 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