Home›Categories›Enochian GovernorsCategoriesEnochian GovernorsCitation FormatsGeneral ReferenceGeneral Reference Citation TextDivinity Atlas. "Enochian Governors." Accessed August 30, 2026. https://www.divinityatlas.com/categories/enochian-governors.Copy General ReferenceAPA StyleAPA Style Citation TextDivinity Atlas. (n.d.). Enochian Governors. Retrieved August 30, 2026, from https://www.divinityatlas.com/categories/enochian-governorsCopy APA StyleBibTeXBibTeX Citation Text@misc{divinityatlas-enochian-governors, author = {Divinity Atlas}, title = {Enochian Governors}, year = {2026}, url = {https://www.divinityatlas.com/categories/enochian-governors}, note = {Accessed August 30, 2026} }Copy BibTeXOrigin 1582-1589, the governors with the Aethyrs in 1584The ninety-one governors are the angels distributed across the thirty Enochian Aethyrs, each with a name, a sigil traced on the Great Table, and a region of the earth attributed to it. They come from the records of John Dee and Edward Kelley's scrying sessions of the 1580s, and are used in ceremonial work descended from the Golden Dawn and from Crowley.FactsLearn MoreCross-Tradition ConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0 open reader challenges)FactsOriginsOrigin PeriodWell-attested1582-1589, the governors with the Aethyrs in 1584 1Tradition: John Dee and Edward Kelley: the angelic sessionsOrigin PeriodWell-attested1888-1909 2Tradition: Golden Dawn and Crowley: the modern workingPlace of OriginWell-attestedEngland and central Europe: the sessions ran at Mortlake and, for the governors received with the Aethyrs in 1584, at Cracow. 1Origin of the NameWell-attestedEnochian is a later label. Dee calls the language of these names Angelical or Adamical in his own records; the name Enochian, after the patriarch Enoch to whom the angels were said to have given it, belongs to later usage. 1Whose Classification This IsWell-attestedThe governors reached modern practice through the Golden Dawn and through Aleister Crowley, not directly from the manuscripts. 2Tradition: Golden Dawn and Crowley (the modern working)Whose Classification This IsWell-attestedThe ninety-one governors, their sigils on the Great Table and the regions of the earth attributed to them come from Dee and Kelley's scrying records of the 1580s; the geography reflects the Elizabethan map of the world. 1Tradition: John Dee and Edward Kelley (the reception)OverviewSize of the Traditional SetWell-attestedNinety-one governors: three to each Aethyr, and four to TEX 1Learn MoreThe Ninety-One Governors The ninety-one governors are the angels distributed across the thirty Enochian Aethyrs, three to most Aethyrs, four to a few, each with a name, a sigil traced on the Great Table (the grid of letters at the heart of the Enochian system), and a region of the earth attributed to it. They come from the scrying records of John Dee and Edward Kelley. Each governor rules a portion of the world and is invoked as part of the working of its Aethyr, so that the ninety-one together map the whole earth onto the Enochian heavens in an elaborate correspondence of angel, place and call.Names, sigils and lands The governors' names and sigils are drawn from the letters of the Great Table by paths that Dee recorded, and each is linked to a geographical region in a scheme that reflects the Elizabethan map of the world. The governors are among the most detailed features of the Enochian system and are used in its practice alongside the calls of the Aethyrs. The atlas gives each governor its Aethyr, its name and sigil, and its attributed region. The Aethyrs the governors are distributed among are treated in their own category, within Ceremonial & Esoteric Magic.Cross-Tradition ConnectionsEntries in This CategoryAbriond, Enochian Governors Well-attested Advorpt, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ambriol, Enochian Governors Well-attested Andispi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Aspiaon, Enochian Governors Well-attested Avdropt, Enochian Governors Well-attested Axziarg, Enochian Governors Well-attested Bazchim, Enochian Governors Well-attested Calzirg, Enochian Governors Well-attested Chialps, Enochian Governors Well-attested Chirzpa, Enochian Governors Well-attested Comanan, Enochian Governors Well-attested Cralpir, Enochian Governors Well-attested Cucarpt, Enochian Governors Well-attested Dialioa, Enochian Governors Well-attested Doagnis, Enochian Governors Well-attested Doanzin, Enochian Governors Well-attested Docepax, Enochian Governors Well-attested Doxmael, Enochian Governors Well-attested Gecaond, Enochian Governors Well-attested Gedoons, Enochian Governors Well-attested Gemnimb, Enochian Governors Well-attested Genadol, Enochian Governors Well-attested Gmziam, Enochian Governors Well-attested Krpanib, Enochian Governors Well-attested Labnixp, Enochian Governors Well-attested Laparin, Enochian Governors Well-attested Lauacon, Enochian Governors Well-attested Lazdixi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Lexarph, Enochian Governors Well-attested Mathula, Enochian Governors Well-attested Mirzind, Enochian Governors Well-attested Molpand, Enochian Governors Well-attested Nabaomi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Nigrana, Enochian Governors Well-attested Nocamal, Enochian Governors Well-attested Nociabi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Obvaors, Enochian Governors Well-attested Occodon, Enochian Governors Well-attested Oddiorg, Enochian Governors Well-attested Odraxti, Enochian Governors Well-attested Omagrap, Enochian Governors Well-attested Onizimp, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ooanamb, Enochian Governors Well-attested Opmacas, Enochian Governors Well-attested Orcanir, Enochian Governors Well-attested Oxlopar, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ozidaia, Enochian Governors Well-attested Pacasna, Enochian Governors Well-attested Paraoan, Enochian Governors Well-attested Parziba, Enochian Governors Well-attested Pascomb, Enochian Governors Well-attested Poclsni, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ponodol, Enochian Governors Well-attested Pophand, Enochian Governors Well-attested Pothnir, Enochian Governors Well-attested Pristac, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ranglam, Enochian Governors Well-attested Ronoomb, Enochian Governors Well-attested Samapha, Enochian Governors Well-attested Saxtomp, Enochian Governors Well-attested Saziami, Enochian Governors Well-attested Sigmorf, Enochian Governors Well-attested Soageel, Enochian Governors Well-attested Sochial, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tabitom, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tahamdo, Enochian Governors Well-attested Taoagla, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tapamal, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tastoxo, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tedoond, Enochian Governors Well-attested Thotanp, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tiarpax, Enochian Governors Well-attested Toantom, Enochian Governors Well-attested Tocarzi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Todnaon, Enochian Governors Well-attested Torzoxi, Enochian Governors Well-attested Totocan, Enochian Governors Well-attested Usnarda, Enochian Governors Well-attested Valgars, Enochian Governors Well-attested Vastrim, Enochian Governors Well-attested Vavaamp, Enochian Governors Well-attested Virooli, Enochian Governors Well-attested Vivipos, Enochian Governors Well-attested Vixpalg, Enochian Governors Well-attested Yalpamb, Enochian Governors Well-attested Zafasai, Enochian Governors Well-attested Zamfres, Enochian Governors Well-attested Zaxanin, Enochian Governors Well-attested Zildron, Enochian Governors Well-attested Zirzid, Enochian Governors Well-attested Sources1. John Dee's Conversations with Angels: Cabala, Alchemy, and the End of Naturetier 1Deborah E. Harkness, Cambridge University Press, 1999on the reception of the Aethyrs and the parts of the earthView the Source2. Aleister Crowley and Western Esotericismtier 1Henrik Bogdan and Martin P. Starr (eds.), Oxford University Press, 2012on Crowley's Enochian workingsDivinity Atlas Directory Prose, First Edition Category Descriptionstier 1Comments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0 open reader challenges)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.View At A Past YearChoose a year to see this entry's facts and connections as the atlas records them at that moment: what it held then, what it held instead, and what it had not yet adopted. Choose Present for the current record.YearPresent1582Show This Year