Folk & Demonological · Latin and English · 16th-19th c.
Renaissance & Early-Modern Occult Angelology
Agrippa, Barrett, and their compilers
The tables of correspondence that assign an angel to each sefirah, planet and direction. Much of the angelic roster popularly treated as ancient — Camael and Jophiel among them — first appears in this material rather than in scripture or the Zohar.
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| Name here | Rank given | # | Powers described |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angel of Gevurah | — | Assigned to the sefirah of severity in the Renaissance tables of correspondence. He is not named in the Zohar; the resemblance to Samael keeps the two confused in later lists. |
