deitydb: v_public_angelic_beings: 264 rows

Angels, divine messengers, and heavenly beings across traditions.

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Link	rowid ▼	entity_id	canonical_name	tradition	category	primary_domains	short_note
1	1	ENT_CHR_ANGELS	Angels	Christian	Angelic Collective	messengers; heavenly beings; divine service	General Christian angelic collective.
2	2	ENT_CHR_ARCHANGELS	Archangels	Christian	Angelic Collective	archangels; revelation; protection; heavenly mediation	Christian archangelic order/category.
3	3	ENT_CHR_CHERUBIM	Cherubim	Christian	Angelic Collective	throne guardians; knowledge; divine presence	Angelic order associated with divine presence and throne imagery.
4	4	ENT_CHR_DOMINIONS	Dominions	Christian	Angelic Collective	lordship; governance; heavenly order	Angelic order associated with governance.
5	5	ENT_SAINT_GABRIEL_CHR	Gabriel the Archangel	Christian	Angelic Being	annunciation; revelation; messages; archangel	Gabriel in Christian archangel devotion.
6	6	ENT_CHR_GUARDIAN_ANGELS	Guardian Angels	Christian	Angelic Collective	protection; guidance; personal guardianship	Angels understood as guardians or personal protectors.
7	7	ENT_SAINT_MICHAEL_CHR	Michael the Archangel	Christian	Angelic Being	protection; warfare; judgment; archangel	Michael in Christian saint/archangel devotion.
8	8	ENT_CHR_POWERS	Powers	Christian	Angelic Collective	cosmic powers; protection; spiritual warfare	Angelic order associated with powers and spiritual conflict.
9	9	ENT_CHR_PRINCIPALITIES	Principalities	Christian	Angelic Collective	nations; governance; cosmic administration	Angelic order associated with governance and principalities.
10	10	ENT_SAINT_RAPHAEL_CHR	Raphael the Archangel	Christian	Angelic Being	healing; guidance; protection; archangel	Raphael in Christian archangel devotion.
11	11	ENT_CHR_SERAPHIM	Seraphim	Christian	Angelic Collective	burning ones; praise; divine proximity	Highest angelic order in many Christian hierarchies.
12	12	ENT_CHR_THRONES	Thrones	Christian	Angelic Collective	divine throne; judgment; stability	Angelic order in Christian celestial hierarchy.
13	13	ENT_CHR_VIRTUES	Virtues	Christian	Angelic Collective	power; miracles; divine energy	Angelic order associated with divine power or virtue.
14	14	ENT_NT_JOHN_APOSTLE	John, son of Zebedee	Christian/Biblical	Apostle and Evangelist	the beloved disciple; the Fourth Gospel; Revelation	Son of Zebedee and brother of James the Greater, traditionally identified with the Beloved Disciple and reckoned both apostle and evangelist.
15	15	ENT_NT_LUKE	Luke	Christian/Biblical	Evangelist	evangelist and physician; the Third Gospel and Acts; companion of Paul	A physician and companion of Paul, traditionally credited with the Third Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles.
16	16	ENT_NT_MARK	Mark	Christian/Biblical	Evangelist	evangelist; the Second Gospel; companion of Paul, Barnabas, Peter	John Mark, a companion of Paul, Barnabas, and Peter, traditionally identified as the author of the Second Gospel.
17	17	ENT_NT_MATTHEW	Matthew (Levi)	Christian/Biblical	Apostle and Evangelist	tax collector called by Jesus; the First Gospel	A tax collector (the Levi of Mark and Luke) called by Jesus, numbered among the Twelve and traditionally credited with the First Gospel.
18	18	ENT_CHR_LUCIFER	Lucifer	Christian reception	Fallen Angel	fall; pride; light-bearer; devil reception	Later Christian reception figure associated with the fall of the devil.
19	19	ENT_DIO_FIRST_TRIAD	First Celestial Triad (Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones)	Christian/Theurgic	Highest celestial triad	immediate encircling of God; deifying knowledge; perfection	Highest triad set immediately around the Thearchy, illuminated directly by God: burning love (Seraphim), fullness of knowledge (Cherubim), steadfast bearing of God (Thrones).
20	20	ENT_DIO_SECOND_TRIAD	Second Celestial Triad (Dominions, Virtues, Powers)	Christian/Theurgic	Middle celestial triad	lordship; divine power; cosmic order	Middle triad, illuminated by the first and ordering the cosmos: unfettered lordship (Dominions), virile power for deiform ascent (Virtues), ordered authority (Powers).
21	21	ENT_DIO_CELESTIAL_HIERARCHY	The Celestial Hierarchy	Christian/Theurgic	Ninefold angelic order	the nine angelic orders in three triads; mediation of divine light; anagogic ascent	Pseudo-Dionysius's ordering of the angels into three triads, each purifying, illuminating, and perfecting the rank below; the heavenly archetype of all hierarchy.
22	22	ENT_DIO_THIRD_TRIAD	Third Celestial Triad (Principalities, Archangels, Angels)	Christian/Theurgic	Lowest celestial triad	governance of nations; revelation; mediation to humanity	Lowest triad, nearest the world, mediating the divine light to humankind: princely order (Principalities), bearing of revelation (Archangels), direct messenger-service (Angels).
23	23	ENT_VF_NEWAGE_ANGELS	New Age Guardian Angels	Contemporary Folklore & Vernacular Religion	New Age angelic devotion	['personal guidance', 'protection', 'healing', 'reassurance']	Devotional engagement is documented and sincere: practitioners petition personal guardian angels by name, ask for signs, thank them, and seek their guidance through angel cards, automatic writing, and prayer. Codified in Doreen Virtue's best-selling angel literature and angel oracle decks, and earlier in Hanegraaff's account of New Age angelology. Distinct from the Christian doctrine: here every person has assignable, nameable angels reachable on demand, blended with reincarnation and the 'ascended masters.' A real historical taproot is the Zoroastrian guardian-spirit complex (fravashis / amesha spentas), widely cited as ancestral to the Judeo-Christian guardian-angel idea, hence the reception_of edges to both the Christian and Zoroastrian anchors.
24	24	ENT_ANGELS	Angels	Cross-traditional	Angelic Collective	angels; heavenly messengers; divine envoys	Cross-traditional abstraction for angels and heavenly messengers.
25	25	ENT_PS_RECEIVERS	Receivers of the Light	Gnostic	Angelic collective		The receivers (paralemptai) of the Light, the angelic functionaries who take souls from the Virgin of the Light and convey them, whether upward to the Light or back to the sphere of rebirth.
26	26	ENT_ISL_AZRAIL	Azrail	Islamic	Angelic Being	death; soul collection; transition; psychopomp	Angel of Death figure in later Islamic tradition.
27	27	ENT_ISL_HAMALAT_ARSH	Hamalat al-Arsh	Islamic	Bearers of the Throne	the bearing of the divine Throne; praise	The Bearers of the Throne, the angels who carry the Throne of God and glorify him.
28	28	ENT_ISL_HARUT	Harut	Islamic	Angelic Being	testing; knowledge; Babylon	One of the Harut and Marut pair.
29	29	ENT_ISL_ISRAFIL	Israfil	Islamic	Angelic Being	trumpet; resurrection; apocalypse	Angel associated with the Last Day trumpet.
30	30	ENT_ISL_JIBRIL	Jibril	Islamic	Angelic Being	revelation; prophecy; divine message	Gabriel in Islamic tradition.
31	31	ENT_ISL_KIRAMAN_KATIBIN	Kiraman Katibin	Islamic	Angelic Collective	recording deeds; judgment; moral accounting	Honorable recording angels who record deeds.
32	32	ENT_ISL_MALAK_AL_MAWT	Malak al-Mawt	Islamic	Angelic Being	death; soul-taking; transition; psychopomp	Angel of Death in Islamic tradition.
33	33	ENT_ISL_MALIK	Malik	Islamic	Angel of Hell	the keeping of Hell (Jahannam)	Malik, the angel who keeps the Fire (Jahannam), over the guardians of hell.
34	34	ENT_ISL_MARUT	Marut	Islamic	Angelic Being	testing; knowledge; Babylon	One of the Harut and Marut pair.
35	35	ENT_ISL_MIKAIL	Mikail	Islamic	Angelic Being	provision; mercy; natural order	Michael in Islamic tradition.
36	36	ENT_ISL_MUNKAR	Munkar	Islamic	Angelic Being	grave judgment; interrogation	Angel who questions the dead in the grave.
37	37	ENT_ISL_NAKIR	Nakir	Islamic	Angelic Being	grave judgment; interrogation	Angel who questions the dead in the grave.
38	38	ENT_ISL_RIDWAN	Ridwan	Islamic	Angel of Paradise	the keeping of Paradise (Janna)	Ridwan, the angel who keeps the gates of Paradise.
39	39	ENT_ISL_ZABANIYA	Zabaniya	Islamic	Guardians of Hell	the punishment of the damned	The Zabaniya, the stern angels who guard and punish in Hell; the Nineteen over the Fire.
40	40	ENT_ISR_ANGEL_DARKNESS	Angel of Darkness	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic adversary	darkness; deceit; the rule of the Sons of Darkness	The mal'akh hoshekh who rules the children of deceit; identified with Belial.
41	41	ENT_ISR_ANGEL_OF_DEATH	Angel of Death	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	death; destruction; divine judgment; mortality; psychopomp	Death-associated angelic figure; traditions vary and require source-specific review.
42	42	ENT_ISR_ANGEL_PRESENCE	Angel of the Presence	Israelite/Second Temple	Angel of the Face	the heavenly tablets; revelation to Moses	The Angel of the Presence who dictates the heavenly tablets to Moses on Sinai.
43	43	ENT_ISR_AZAZEL	Azazel	Israelite/Second Temple	Fallen Angel	desert; scapegoat; forbidden knowledge; sin	Figure associated with scapegoat ritual and Enochic fallen angel traditions.
44	44	ENT_ISR_BARAQIEL	Baraqiel	Israelite/Second Temple	Watcher-chief	lightning; astrology of the air	A chief of the Watchers who taught the signs of the lightnings.
45	45	ENT_ISR_GABRIEL	Gabriel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	angel; revelation; message; interpretation	Angelic messenger and interpreter of visions.
46	46	ENT_ISR_GADREEL	Gadreel	Israelite/Second Temple	Watcher-chief	weapons of war; the leading astray of Eve	The Watcher who showed the weapons of death and led Eve astray (1 Enoch 69).
47	47	ENT_ISR_KOKABIEL	Kokabiel	Israelite/Second Temple	Watcher-chief	the stars; forbidden astrology	A chief of the Watchers who taught humankind the constellations.
48	48	ENT_ISR_MICHAEL	Michael	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	angel; protector; prince; warfare	Archangel and heavenly prince associated with protection and warfare.
49	49	ENT_ISR_PENEMUE	Penemue	Israelite/Second Temple	Watcher-chief	writing; ink and paper; bitter knowledge	The Watcher who taught humankind writing with ink and paper (1 Enoch 69).
50	50	ENT_ISR_PHANUEL	Phanuel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angel of the Presence	repentance; hope; warding off the satans	The fourth presence-angel, set over repentance and the hope of eternal life.
51	51	ENT_ISR_PRINCE_LIGHT	Prince of Light	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic prince	light; truth; the rule of the Sons of Light	The sar ha-or who rules the children of righteousness; identified with Michael.
52	52	ENT_ISR_PRINCES_NATIONS	Princes of the Nations	Israelite/Second Temple	National guardian angels	the seventy nations; angelic patronage of empires	The angelic princes of the nations (e.g. the Prince of Persia, the Prince of Greece) opposed by Michael.
53	53	ENT_ISR_RAGUEL	Raguel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	divine vengeance; justice; luminaries; cosmic order; punishment of transgression	Raguel ("Friend of God" or "Shepherd of God") is one of the seven holy angels who stand before God in 1 Enoch 20:4: "Raguel, one of the holy angels, who takes vengeance on the world of the luminaries." His domain is distinctive — he oversees the execution of divine vengeance specifically against the luminaries (sun, moon, stars) when they transgress their ordained courses, as described in the Astronomical Book of 1 Enoch (chs. 72-82). This gives him a unique cosmological function among the seven: while Michael protects the righteous and Raphael heals, Raguel enforces the moral-astronomical order of the cosmos itself. In the Book of Tobit (2:15 in the Sinaiticus text, though this is textually variant), a figure related to Raguel appears in the narrative context alongside Raphael, suggesting his name was current in Second Temple angelological speculation broadly. Raguel also appears in 1 Enoch 23:4 as a heavenly judge figure. In Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity (where 1 Enoch is canonical), Raguel is venerated as one of the seven archangels alongside Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Sariel, and Remiel. He completes the seven-archangel council of 1 Enoch 20 alongside the four archangels already attested in the canonical Hebrew Bible and the Deuterocanon (Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel) and the two other 1 Enoch-specific figures (Remiel, Sariel). Collins, The Apocalyptic Imagination (2016) pp. 79-82.
54	54	ENT_ISR_RAPHAEL	Raphael	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	angel; healing; guidance; protection	Angel associated with healing, guidance, and protection.
55	55	ENT_ISR_REMIEL	Remiel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	resurrection; souls of the dead; hope; eschatology; divine mercy; afterlife	Remiel ("Thunder/Mercy of God") is the seventh archangel in the council of 1 Enoch 20:8: "Remiel, one of the holy angels, whom God set over those who rise." His specific domain is therefore the resurrection — he presides over the souls of the dead in their eschatological passage. In 2 Baruch 55:3 (Syriac Apocalypse of Baruch, c. 100 CE), Remiel is explicitly identified as the angel who presides over the souls of the dead, confirming the 1 Enoch 20 assignment. He appears in 1 Enoch 20 as "Jeremiel" in some manuscript traditions, and this variant appears in 4 Ezra 4:36 where Jeremiel/Remiel answers Ezra's question about how long it will be until the resurrection of the righteous. The identification of Remiel with Jeremiel in 4 Ezra and with the angel of resurrection across multiple Second Temple texts establishes him as one of the most functionally defined of the seven archangels — he has a specific eschatological role (presiding over the resurrection) that distinguishes him from the other six. In the Ethiopian Orthodox archangel veneration tradition, Remiel is venerated alongside the other six on specific feast days. Collins, The Apocalyptic Imagination (2016) pp. 79-82; Nickelsburg, 1 Enoch 1 (Hermeneia, 2001) pp. 297-299.
56	56	ENT_ISR_SARAQAEL	Saraqael	Israelite/Second Temple	Holy watcher	the spirits of erring souls	One of the seven holy angels, set over the spirits who sin in the spirit.
57	57	ENT_ISR_SARIEL	Sariel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	spirits; transgression; divine oversight; cosmic accountability; lunar course; Dead Sea Scrolls	Sariel (also Saraqael, Suriel, Saraiel; "Command/Prince of God") is the sixth archangel in the council of 1 Enoch 20:6: "Saraqael, one of the holy angels, who is set over the spirits, who sin in the spirit." His domain is the oversight of spirits who transgress — a category distinct from the Watchers (who are fallen angels proper) and the human dead (Remiel's domain): Sariel governs the intermediate category of sinning spirits who violate their divine mandate. Sariel appears prominently in the Dead Sea Scrolls: in the War Scroll (1QM 9:15-16), the four archangels Michael, Gabriel, Sariel, and Raphael are named on the shields of the four towers of the eschatological battle formation of the Sons of Light, making Sariel the fourth-named archangel in DSS angelology (where Uriel from Hebrew Bible tradition is replaced by Sariel). This DSS attestation is significant because the War Scroll represents a militarized, eschatological angelology that may pre-date or be roughly contemporary with the finalization of 1 Enoch. Sariel also appears in the Aramaic Levi Document and in Hekhalot literature. His domain over sinning spirits connects him to the tradition of spirit oversight that eventually develops into the guardian-angel and demon-accountancy theologies of rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity. Collins, The Apocalyptic Imagination (2016) pp. 79-82; Nickelsburg (2001) pp. 297-299.
58	58	ENT_ISR_SHEMIHAZAH	Shemihazah	Israelite/Second Temple	Fallen Angel	watchers; descent; oath; forbidden knowledge	Shemihazah (also Semyaza, Samjaza; "My name has seen" or "Name of God sees") is the leader of the 200 Watchers (angelic beings) who, according to 1 Enoch 6-10, descended from heaven to the summit of Mount Hermon and took human wives. In 1 Enoch 6:3, Shemihazah is named as the ringleader: "And Shemihazah, their chief, said to them: 'I fear you will not agree to do this deed, and only I will have to pay for this great sin.'" Despite his hesitation, all 200 Watchers swear an oath and descend together. He is listed first among the 20 Watcher leaders named in 1 Enoch 6:7: "Shemihazah, Arteqoph, Rametel, Kokabel, Ramel, Danel, Zeqiel, Baraqel, Asael, Hermoni, Matureq, Ananel, Sataoel, Shamshiel, Sahriel, Tummiel, Turiel, Yomioel, Sariel." Shemihazah's specific teaching is enchantments/spell-casting (1 Enoch 7:1), while the second-most prominent Watcher, Azazel, teaches metalwork and cosmetics. In 1 Enoch 10:11-12, Michael is commanded by God to bind Shemihazah for 70 generations: "Go, Michael, bind Shemihazah and his company who have intermixed with women so as to have defiled themselves with them in all their uncleanness." He is to be bound under the hills of the earth until the Day of Judgment. Shemihazah has a parallel in the Ugaritic tradition (some scholars connect his name to Canaanite divine names), and his figure is preserved in the Dead Sea Scrolls' Book of Giants (4Q531), which elaborates the Watcher narrative with additional Aramaic material. He is distinct from his Jubilees counterpart, where the leader of the Watchers is called "Mastema" in a more developed demonological schema. Nickelsburg (2001) pp. 175-205.
59	59	ENT_ISR_URIEL	Uriel	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Being	angel; light; revelation; cosmic knowledge	Angel associated with light, revelation, and cosmic knowledge.
60	60	ENT_ISR_WATCHERS	Watchers	Israelite/Second Temple	Angelic Collective	watchers; angels; descent; forbidden knowledge	Angelic collective central to Enochic traditions.
61	61	ENT_JM_AF_HEMAH	Af and Hemah	Jewish Mystical	Angels of wrath	divine anger; destruction	Af (Anger) and Hemah (Wrath), the two destroying angels of divine judgment.
62	62	ENT_JM_AF_BRI	Af Bri	Jewish Mystical	Nature angel	rain; clouds; weather	Af Bri, the angel of rain — the name (af-bri) is from Job 37:11, but the angelic personification originates with the 6th-7th c. payyetan Eleazar Kalir and the liturgical Prayer for Rain (Tefillat Geshem); later carried in the medieval magical-angelological tradition.
63	63	ENT_JM_ANAFIEL	Anafiel	Jewish Mystical	Throne-prince	the divine seal; the keeping of the palaces	The mighty prince who bears the divine seal, set even above Metatron in 3 Enoch.
64	64	ENT_JM_ANPIEL	Anpiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	keeper of the keys of the heavenly halls	Prince entrusted with the keys of the heavenly palaces in 3 Enoch 48
65	65	ENT_JM_APARKM	Aparkm	Jewish Mystical	Firmament prince	sixth firmament; western host	Aparkm heads the western encampments of the sixth firmament in Sefer ha-Razim.
66	66	ENT_JM_ASIMUR	Asimur	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	first firmament; angelic command	Asimur is named as chief of one of the seven encampments of the first firmament in Sefer ha-Razim.
67	67	ENT_JM_AURPNIAL	Aurpnial	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	first firmament; angelic command	Aurpnial heads the first of the seven encampments of the first firmament in Sefer ha-Razim.
68	68	ENT_JM_BARADIEL	Baradiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	hail	Prince appointed over hail in 3 Enoch 14
69	69	ENT_JM_BOEL	Boel (Bual)	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	dreams; oneiromancy; first firmament	Boel (Bual) rules the seventh encampment of the first firmament of Sefer ha-Razim, whose angels (42 per Rebiger-Schaefer; 44 in some editions) govern dreams and dream-divination (she'elat halom).
70	70	ENT_JM_CHAYYOT	Chayyot	Jewish Mystical	Angelic Collective	living creatures; throne; vision	Living creatures of Ezekiel’s throne vision.
71	71	ENT_JM_CHERUBIM	Cherubim	Jewish Mystical	Angel	throne-bearers; guardians	One of the ten ranks of angels (Maimonides, Yesodei haTorah 2:7)
72	72	ENT_JM_DLQIAL	Dlqial	Jewish Mystical	Firmament prince	third firmament; angelic command	Dlqial is one of the three third-firmament princes in Sefer ha-Razim, in whose roster the angel Nuriel is listed.
73	73	ENT_JM_DNHL	Dnhl	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	first firmament; angelic command	Dnhl heads one of the seven encampments of the first firmament in Sefer ha-Razim.
74	74	ENT_JM_DUMAH	Dumah	Jewish Mystical	Angel of the dead	silence; the grave; the prince of Gehenna	The angel of silence and of the dead, prince over the souls in Gehenna.
75	75	ENT_JM_ELOHIM_RANK	Elohim	Jewish Mystical	Angel	divine beings	An angelic rank named Elohim among the ten orders (Maimonides)
76	76	ENT_JM_ERELIM	Erelim	Jewish Mystical	Angel	valiant ones	One of the ten ranks of angels (Maimonides; cf. Isaiah 33:7)
77	77	ENT_JM_GALGALIEL	Galgaliel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	the sphere of the sun	Prince of the globe of the sun in 3 Enoch 14
78	78	ENT_JM_HADRANIEL	Hadraniel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	gatekeeper of the heavenly palaces	Towering gatekeeper-prince of the heavenly palaces in 3 Enoch
79	79	ENT_JM_HANIEL	Haniel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	grace; Netzach; the sphere of Venus	Archangel of grace associated with Netzach and the planet Venus
80	80	ENT_JM_HASHMALLIM	Hashmallim	Jewish Mystical	Angelic Collective	radiance; fire; throne	Radiant angelic beings of Merkabah traditions.
81	81	ENT_JM_HAYLIEL	Hayliel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	prince of the chayyot	Prince set over the holy living creatures in 3 Enoch 20
82	82	ENT_JM_IBNIAL	Ibnial	Jewish Mystical	Firmament prince	third firmament; angelic command	Ibnial is one of the three princes governing the angelic host of the third firmament in Sefer ha-Razim.
83	83	ENT_JM_ISHIM	Ishim	Jewish Mystical	Angel	manlike angels; nearest humanity	The tenth and lowest rank of angels (Maimonides, Yesodei haTorah 2:7)
84	84	ENT_JM_KEMUEL	Kemuel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	gatekeeper of heaven	Great prince and gatekeeper who confronts Moses at the threshold of heaven
85	85	ENT_JM_KERUBIEL	Kerubiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	prince of the cherubim; fire	Fiery prince set over the cherubim in 3 Enoch 22
86	86	ENT_JM_KLMIAL	Klmial	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	first firmament; angelic command	Klmial commands a first-firmament encampment in Sefer ha-Razim, in whose roster Michael and Gabriel are listed.
87	87	ENT_JM_LAILIEL	Lailiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	night	Prince appointed over the night in 3 Enoch 14
88	88	ENT_JM_MALACHIM	Malachim	Jewish Mystical	Angel	messengers	The rank of messenger-angels (Maimonides, Yesodei haTorah 2:7)
89	89	ENT_JM_MARGIOIEL	Margioiel	Jewish Mystical	Sword angel	adjuration; mysteries; the Law	Margioiel is one of the four angels appointed over the 'Sword' in the Sword of Moses, set to the Law and perceiving the mysteries of above and below.
90	90	ENT_JM_MATARIEL	Matariel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	rain	Prince appointed over the rain in 3 Enoch 14
91	91	ENT_JM_METATRON	Metatron	Jewish Mystical	Angelic Being	heavenly scribe; throne; mediation; celestial governance	Supreme angelic figure of Hekhalot traditions, often identified with transformed Enoch.
92	92	ENT_JM_NAARIEL	Naariel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	throne-prince of the seventh heaven	A throne-prince among the chiefs of the seventh heaven in the Hekhalot tradition
93	93	ENT_JM_NURIEL	Nuriel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	fire	Angel of fire in Hekhalot and midrashic tradition
94	94	ENT_JM_OPHANIM	Ophanim	Jewish Mystical	Angelic Collective	wheels; throne; celestial motion	Wheel angels associated with the divine throne.
95	95	ENT_JM_OPHANNIEL	Ophanniel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	the sphere of the moon	Prince of the globe of the moon in 3 Enoch
96	96	ENT_JM_PESAKIR	Pesakir (Psbr)	Jewish Mystical	Encampment chief	first firmament; swift travel; messenger	Pesakir (Psbr) heads the sixth encampment of the first firmament in Sefer ha-Razim; its angels are charged with crossing the earth at great speed (swift messengers).
97	97	ENT_JM_RAAMIEL	Raamiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	thunder	Prince appointed over the thunders in 3 Enoch 14
98	98	ENT_JM_RAASIEL	Raasiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	earthquake	Prince appointed over the earthquake in 3 Enoch 14
99	99	ENT_JM_RADUERIEL	Radueriel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	heavenly archivist and scribe	Celestial archivist-scribe (Vretil in 2 Enoch) in 3 Enoch 27
100	100	ENT_JM_RAHATIEL	Rahatiel	Jewish Mystical	Angel	the constellations	Prince appointed over the constellations in 3 Enoch 14

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