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16 The BooJc <strong>of</strong> Enoch [Sect. I<br />

<strong>the</strong> days"" <strong>of</strong> Jared on <strong>the</strong> summit <strong>of</strong> Mount Hermon, and <strong>the</strong>y<br />

called it Mount Hermon^ because <strong>the</strong>y had sworn and bound<br />

<strong>the</strong>mselves by mutual imprecations upon it. 7. And <strong>the</strong>se<br />

are <strong>the</strong> names <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir leaders : Semiazaz^ <strong>the</strong>ir leader^ Arakiba,<br />

Rameelj Kokabielj Tamielj Ramielj Danel^ Ezeqeel, Baraqijal,<br />

Asael^ ArmaroSj Batarel; Ananelj Zaqiel^ Sams^peelj Satarel,<br />

Turelj Jomjaelj Sariel. 8. These are <strong>the</strong>ir chiefs <strong>of</strong> tens.<br />

<strong>of</strong> Jubilees. In later tradition (Eisen-<br />

menger, Entdeclct. Jud. ii. 387) <strong>the</strong><br />

reason that Azazel could not return to<br />

heaven was that he had outstayed<br />

<strong>the</strong> limit <strong>of</strong> time assigned to angelic<br />

visitants to earth—seven days. In <strong>the</strong><br />

Targ. Jon. on Gen. 6* Shamchazai and<br />

Uziel (i. e. Azazel) are mentioned in<br />

connexion with this myth. 7. This<br />

list is incomplete. A name has been<br />

lost after Tflrel. SeniiazS.z. Deriva-<br />

tion doubtful. Possibly from tVJIttE'<br />

' mighty name ' or ''NinDE'. Hameel.<br />

This is probably corrupt for Arakiel<br />

—<br />

'ApaKii]\ as in G'. Now in G' 8' where<br />

it is speaking <strong>of</strong> 'Apajci-qK we have u<br />

5k rpiTOs kSlSa^GV rci ffrjficia t^s yjjs.<br />

Thus 'ApoKiTjA. = ^Kip"|{< where pIN<br />

= ' earth ', Thus we see that <strong>the</strong> duties<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> angel are reflected in his name.<br />

This is frequent in Judaism. Arakiel<br />

is mentioned as unfallen in Sih. Or.<br />

2216-17. Kokabiel = i)Ni3313 = ' star<br />

<strong>of</strong> God '. TamlSl = iiX''»in = ' <strong>the</strong><br />

perfection <strong>of</strong> God'. Ramlel. See<br />

1 Apoc. Bar. 55', Sib. Or. 2216-".<br />

Dftngl, i. c. Aavu-n\ G' ^N'JI. Eze-<br />

qeel. Since G' 8' writes & Si SySoos<br />

fSiSa^ev afpodKomav, this word comes<br />

from pN''pnE'. pnK' is rendered by<br />

a.Ji(> in 2 Kings 2212 pg. igu (Beer).<br />

Here again <strong>the</strong> name and functions <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>the</strong> angel are connected. BaraqJjal<br />

= bii''p-i2 = 'lightning <strong>of</strong> God'-<br />

Armaros. Tliis is <strong>the</strong> form in E, but<br />

G' gives iap/japus and G* 'A/Jcapwj.<br />

Since G' 8' writes in reference to this<br />

angel eSiSa^cv . , . iiraoiSas . . , «ai<br />

liraoiSwi/ \vT'i)ptov <strong>the</strong> word may go back<br />

to "inn = ' an incantation ', ' spell '.<br />

If so ArmarOs or 'Apeapus would be<br />

corruptions <strong>of</strong> Abaros or something<br />

similar. Ananel = PN^iJ?. Sam-<br />

sapeel. The word should be 'Sham-<br />

shiel'. Since G' &' describes <strong>the</strong><br />

functions <strong>of</strong> this angel as o Se e/SSo/tos<br />

I5i'5af« Til (XTjiieia tov ^\iov <strong>the</strong> name is<br />

from B'DE', i. c. ijN'iti'CK' ' sun <strong>of</strong> God '.<br />

On Shamash <strong>the</strong> sun god see K.A. T.'<br />

367-370. Turel = ^NniC = ' rock<br />

<strong>of</strong> God '. Jomjael = ^S

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