The Book of ceremonial Magic

If the intimation of the last section be accepted as a working hypothesis in respect of the
Lemegeton, and if its third and fourth books be therefore set apart as accretions, there is
possibly some colourable pretence for placing The Pauline Art among composite Rituals.
It is very difficult to speak certainly, as what is offered in the work is the Ritual for the
Invocation of the Angels of Day and Night, the Angels of the Twelve Signs and those of
the Zodiacal degrees, who are termed Angels of Men. There is, however, no distinct
account either of their offices or qualities, except in the case of the last, as to whom it
appears that their intervention can be sought only for purposes which are in consonance
with the laws of God and the good of mankind generally. It is an and document largely
consisting of name catalogues, but as for this reason it is possible to present it shortly,
and as it counts for something in the literature, I shall give it in the following form.
HOURS OF THE DAY
The Ruler of the First Hour is SAMAEL, who has 444 serving spirits under eight leaders,
namely: Arniniel, Charpon, Daresiel, Monasiel, Brumiel, Nestoriel, Charmeas, Meresijn.
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The Ruler of the Second Hour is ANAEL, who has under his control ten chief and one
hundred lesser lords. These in their turn command serving spirits. The chiefs include
Monarchas, Archiel and Chardiel; the subalterns include Orphiel, Carsiol, Elmoym,
Quosiel, Ermosiel, Graniel.
The Ruler of the Third Hour is VEGUANIEL, under whom are twenty chief officers, two
hundred lesser officers and a cloud of serving spirits. The chief officers include Murriel,
Leosiel, Drelmeth, Sardiniel; among the lesser officers are Parmiel, Comadiel, Glmarij,
Hantiel, Serviel, Furiel.
The Ruler of the Fourth Hour is VACHMIEL, who has ten chief and one hundred inferior
officers, having many serving spirits. The chiefs include Ammiel, Larmiel, Marfiel,
Ormijel, Sardiel, and the inferiors Emarfiel, Permiel, Quoriel, Sturbiel, Daniel.
The Ruler of the Fifth Hour is SAZQUIEL, having ten chief and one hundred lesser
officers, each with attendants. The chiefs include Damiel, Armarele, Maroch, Serapiel,
Fustiel, and the inferiors Jamersil, Futiniel, Ramisiel, Amisiel, Pubrisiel.
The Ruler of the Sixth Hour is SAMIL, who has ten chief and one hundred lesser
officers, with a vast concourse of serving spirits. Among the chiefs are Araebel, Charuch,
Medussusiel, Nathaniel, Perniel, and among the subordinates Jamiel, Joustriel, Sameon,
Farsiel, Zamion.
The Ruler of the Seventh Hour is BARGINIEL, having also ten officers and one hundred
subalterns, among whom are Abrasiel, Farmos, Nosteri, Mamiel, Sagiel, for the chief,
and Harmiel, Nastoro, Varmaj, Tusmas, Crociel, as inferior examples.