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From scripture to ceremonial magic

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From scripture to ceremonial magic

The named archangels are drawn from scripture and from the wider religious literature, Michael and Gabriel appear in the Hebrew Bible and the Quran, Raphael and Uriel in works such as Tobit and 1 Enoch. Western esoteric practice then attached them to the elements, the planets and the sephiroth of the Tree of Life, giving each a colour, direction and correspondence.

The entries record each archangel's scriptural and traditional roles across the three religions, and note the elemental, planetary or sephirotic attributions the later magical tradition assigned. The archangels group by domain, elemental, planetary and sephirotic, reflecting those assignments.

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