seventyTwoAngelThe seventy-two genii of the Shem HaMephorash, from Lenain's La Science Cabalistique (1823), in his French and in English.
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1 | Vehuiah | והויה | corroborated | 46, 47 | God elevated and exalted above all things | Dieu élevé et exalté au-dessus de toutes choses | the Hebrews | les Hébreux | Jehovah | 3 | 3 | Et tu Domine susceptor meus et gloria mea et exaltans caput meum | To obtain enlightenment; by the virtue of these divine names one becomes illuminated by the spirit of God. | He governs the first ray of the Orient in the season of spring, that is the first five degrees of the sphere; he dwells in the region of fire, his sign is the Ram, and he presides over five days. | The person born under this influence has a subtle mind; they are gifted with great sagacity, passionate for the sciences and the arts, capable of undertaking and carrying out the most difficult things; they will love the military profession, because of the influence of Mars; they will have much energy, being dominated by fire. | The evil genius influences turbulent men; he governs impulsiveness and anger. | |
2 | Jeliel | יליאל | corroborated | 47 | God who is helpful | Dieu secourable | the Turks | la Turquie | Aydy | 21 | 20 | Tu autem Domine ne elongaveris auxilium tuum a me'ad defensionem meam conspice | To calm popular uprisings, and to obtain victory over those who attack you unjustly. The request must be spoken with the genius's name, and the 20th verse of Psalm 21 recited. | This genius governs kings and princes; he keeps their subjects in obedience; he has influence over the generation of all beings existing within the animal kingdom; he restores peace between spouses and conjugal fidelity. | They have a cheerful mind, agreeable and gallant manners, and will be passionate for women. | The contrary genius governs all that is harmful to animate beings; he delights in dividing spouses by drawing them away from their duties; he inspires a taste for celibacy and bad morals. | |
3 | Sitaël | סיטאל | corroborated | 47, 48 | God, the hope of all creatures. | Dieu, l'espérance de toutes les créatures. | 90 | 2 | Dicet Domino : susceptor meus es tu et refugium meum : Deus meus, sperabo in eum. | He is invoked against adversities, pronouncing the request with the divine names and the 2nd verse of psalm 90. | He rules over nobility, magnanimity and high offices; he protects against weapons and fierce beasts. | They love the truth; they will keep their word, and will take pleasure in obliging those who may need their services. | The contrary genius rules hypocrisy, ingratitude and perjury. | ||||
4 | Elemiah | עלמיה | corroborated | 48 | Hidden God | Dieu caché | the Arabs | les Arabes | Allah | 6 | 4 | Convertere Domine, et eripe animam meam : salvum me fac propter misericordiam tuam. | Invoked against torments of the mind and to know traitors. | This genius governs voyages, maritime expeditions, and influences useful discoveries. | The person born under this influence will be industrious, fortunate in their undertakings, and passionately fond of travel. | The contrary genius governs bad upbringing and discoveries dangerous to society; he hinders every undertaking. | |
5 | Mahasiah | מהשיה | corroborated | 49 | God the savior | Dieu sauveur | the Egyptians | les Égyptiens | Teut ou Theuth | 33 | 4 | Exquisivi Dominum, et exaudivit me : et ex omnibus tribulationibus meis eripuit me | To live in peace with everyone. | The high sciences, occult philosophy, theology, and the liberal arts. | They will learn all that they wish with ease; they will have an agreeable countenance and character, and will be passionate for honest pleasures. | Ignorance, libertinism, and all the bad qualities of body and mind. | |
6 | Lelahel | ללהאל | לׄלּׄהאׄלּׄ | hand | 49, 50 | God praiseworthy | Dieu louable | the Ethiopians | les Éthiopiens | Abgd | 9 | 11 | Psallite Domino, qui habitat in Sion : annuntiate inter gentes studia ejus. | To acquire knowledge and to cure illnesses. | Love, renown, the sciences, the arts, and fortune. | They will love to be talked about, and will acquire celebrity through their talents and actions. | The contrary genius governs ambition; it drives men to wish to rise above others, and influences all those who seek to acquire fortune by illicit means. |
7 | Achaiah | אכאיה | corroborated | 50 | Good and patient God | Dieu bon et patient | 102 | 8 | Miserator et misericors Dominus : longanimis, et multum misericors. | This genius governs patience; he uncovers the secrets of nature; he has influence over the spread of learning and over industry. | They will love to instruct themselves in useful things; they will take pride in carrying out the most difficult labours, and they will discover several processes useful to the arts. | The contrary genius is the enemy of learning; he governs negligence, laziness, and carelessness toward study. | |||||
8 | Cahethel | כהתאל | corroborated | 50, 51 | God adorable | Dieu adorable | the Georgians | les Géorgiens | Moti | 94 | 6 | Venite adoremus, et procidamus : et ploremus ante Dominum, qui fecit nos. | To obtain the blessing of God and to drive away evil spirits. | All agricultural produce, especially that necessary for the existence of men and animals; he inspires man to raise himself toward God to thank him for all the goods he sends upon the earth. | They will love work, agriculture, the countryside and hunting, and will have much activity in business. | The evil genius stirs up all that is harmful to the produce of the earth; he leads man to blaspheme against God. | |
9 | Haziel | הזיאל | corroborated | 51, 52 | God of mercy | Dieu de miséricorde | the Abyssinians | les Abyssiniens | Agzi | 24 | 6 | Reminiscere miserationum tuarum, Domine, et misericordiarum tuarum quæ à sæculo sunt. | To obtain the mercy of God, the friendship and favours of the great, and the fulfilment of a promise made by a person. | He governs good faith and reconciliation. | They will be sincere in their promises, and will readily forgive those who have offended them. | The contrary genius governs hatred and hypocrisy; it influences all those who seek to deceive by every possible means; it makes enemies irreconcilable. | |
10 | Aladiah | אלדיה | corroborated | 52 | God propitious | Dieu propice | the Persians | la langue des Perses | Siré et Eipi | 32 | 22 | Fiat misericordia tua Domine super nos : quemadmodum speravimus in te. | He is good for those who have hidden crimes and who fear being discovered. | This genius rules against rabies and plague, and influences the curing of diseases. | The person born under this influence will enjoy good health, and will be fortunate in their undertakings, esteemed by those who know them; they will keep the best company. | The contrary genius influences those who neglect their health and their affairs. | |
11 | Lauviah | לאויה | corroborated | 52, 53 | God praised and exalted | Dieu loué et exalté | the Latins | les Latins | Deus | 17 | 50 | Vivit Dominus et benedictus Deus meus, et exultatur Deus salutis meæ. | Against lightning, and to obtain victory. | This genius rules renown; he influences great personages, scholars, and all those who become famous through their talents. | The contrary genius rules pride, ambition, jealousy and slander. | ||
12 | Hahaiah | ההעיה | corroborated | 53 | God, refuge. | Dieu refuge. | the Greeks | les Grecs | Théos | 9 | 22 | Ut quid Domine recessisti longè, despicis in opportunitatibus, in tribulatione. | His help is invoked against adversities. | He governs dreams, and reveals mysteries hidden from mortals. He has influence over wise, clever and discreet persons. | They have gentle manners, an amiable countenance, and pleasing ways. | The contrary genius governs indiscretion and lying; he has influence over all those who abuse the trust of others. | |
13 | Iezalel | יזלאל | יזּלּׄאׄלּ | hand | 53, 54 | God glorified above all things | Dieu glorifié sur toutes choses | the Illyrians | les Illyriens | Boog | 97 | 6 | Jubilate Deo omnis terra : cantate, et exultate, et psallite | Friendship, reconciliation, and conjugal fidelity. | They will learn all they wish with ease, will have a retentive memory, and will distinguish themselves by their skill. | The contrary genius governs ignorance, error, and lying, and influences narrow minds unwilling to learn or do anything. | |
14 | Mebahel | מבהאל | corroborated | 54 | God the preserver | Dieu conservateur | the Spanish | la langue espagnole | Dios | 9 | 9 | Et factus est Dominus refugium pauperis : adjutor in opportunitatibus, in tribulatione. | Invoked against those who seek to usurp the fortune of others. | He governs justice, truth and liberty; he delivers the oppressed and prisoners; he protects innocence and makes truth known. | The person born under this influence will love jurisprudence, and will distinguish themselves at the bar. | The contrary genius governs slander, false testimony and legal proceedings. | |
15 | Hariel | הריאל | corroborated | 54, 55 | God creator | Dieu créateur | the Italians | la langue italienne | Idio ou Iddio | 93 | 22 | Et factus est mihi Dominus in refugium : et Deus meus in adjutorium spei meæ. | This genius is invoked against the impious of religion; their names are pronounced with the divine names and the 22nd verse of psalm 93. | This genius governs over the sciences and the arts; he influences useful discoveries and new methods. | The person born under this influence will love the company of good people; they will have religious feelings, and will distinguish themself by the purity of their morals. | The contrary genius governs schisms and wars of religion; it influences the impious and all those who propagate dangerous sects, and who seek the means of establishing new ones. | |
16 | Hakamiah | הקמיה | corroborated | 55, 56 | God who erects the universe | Dieu qui érige l'univers | the French nation | la France | Dieu | 87 | 1 | Domine Deus salutis meæ, in die clamavi, et nocte coram te. | He is invoked against traitors, to obtain victory over the enemy, and to be delivered from those who wish to oppress us. | This genius governs crowned heads and great captains; he gives victory, and prevents seditions; he has influence over iron, arsenals, and all that pertains to the art of war. | They are of a frank, loyal and brave character, sensitive on the point of honour, faithful to their oath, and passionate for Venus. | The contrary genius governs traitors; he provokes betrayals, sedition and revolt. | |
17 | Lauviah | לאויה | corroborated | 56 | God admirable | Dieu admirable | the Germans | les Germains | Goth | 8 | 1 | Domine Deus noster, quam admirabile est nomen tuum in universâ terrâ! | It serves against torments of the spirit and sadness, and for resting well at night. | He governs the high sciences and marvelous discoveries, and gives revelations in dreams. | They will love music, poetry, literature and philosophy. | The contrary genius governs atheism, impious philosophers, and all those who attack the dogmas of religion. | |
18 | Caliel | כליאל | corroborated | 56, 57 | God prompt to hear | Dieu prompt à exaucer | the Poles | les Polonais | Boog | 7 | 9 | Judica me Domine secundum justitiam meam, et secundum innocentiam meam super me. | Obtaining prompt help when some adversity occurs. | Making the truth known in legal proceedings, causing innocence to triumph, and confounding the guilty and false witnesses. | They will be just and upright, will love truth, and will distinguish themselves in the magistracy. | The contrary genius rules over scandalous lawsuits, and influences vile, base, and grovelling men, and those who seek to tangle up affairs and enrich themselves at the expense of their clients. | |
19 | Leuviah | לוויה | לּׄוויׄה | hand | 57, 58 | God who hears sinners | Dieu qui exauce les pécheurs | the Hungarians | les Hongrois | Bogy | 39 | 1 | Expectans expectavi Dominum, et intendit mihi. | Obtaining the grace of God. | This genius governs the memory and the intelligence of man, and rules the first ray of the south, from the 91st to the 95th degree of the sphere inclusively. | The person born under this influence will be amiable and cheerful, modest in their words, and simple in their manner, and will bear adversity with resignation and much patience. | The contrary genius influences griefs, losses, and mortifications; it provokes debauchery and despair. |
20 | Pahaliah | פהליה | corroborated | 58 | God the redeemer | Dieu rédempteur | the Muscovites | langue des Moscovites | Tios | 119 | 2 | Domine libera animam meam à labiis iniquis, et à linguâ dolosâ. | It serves against the enemies of religion, and to convert peoples to Christianity. | This genius governs religion, theology and morals; it influences chastity and piety, and those whose calling is to the ecclesiastical state. | The contrary genius governs irreligion, apostates, libertines and renegades. | ||
21 | Nelchael | נלכאל | corroborated | 58, 59 | God alone and unique | Dieu seul et unique | the Bohemians | les Bohémiens | Bueg | 30 | 18 | Ego autem in te speravi Domine : dixi Deus meus es tu : in manibus tuis sortes meæ. | It serves against slanderers and charms, and to destroy the power of evil spirits. | This genius governs astronomy, mathematics, geography, and all the abstract sciences; he influences the learned and philosophers. | The person born under this influence will love poetry and literature, and will be passionate about study; they will distinguish themselves in mathematics and geometry. | The evil genius governs ignorance, error, and prejudices. | |
22 | Ieiaiel | יייאל | יׄיׄיׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 59 | the right hand of God | la droite de Dieu | the English | la langue anglaise | Good | 120 | 3 | Dominus custodit te; Dominus protectio tua, super manum dexteram tuam. | This genius governs fortune, renown, diplomacy and commerce; he has influence over travels, discoveries, and maritime expeditions; he protects against storms and shipwrecks. | They will love commerce, will be industrious, and will distinguish themself by their liberal and philanthropic ideas. | The contrary genius governs pirates, corsairs and slaves; he has influence over maritime expeditions. | |
23 | Melahel | מלהאל | מלּׄהאׄלּׄ | hand | 59, 60 | God who delivers from evils | Dieu qui délivrez des maux | the Hibernians | les Hibernais | Dieh | 120 | 8 | Dominus custodiat introïtum tuum, et exitum tuum : et ex hoc nunc, et in sæculum. | Against weapons, and for traveling safely. | This genius governs water, all the productions of the earth, and principally the plants that are necessary for the healing of illnesses. | The person born under this influence is of a bold nature, and capable of undertaking the most perilous expeditions; they will distinguish themself through honorable actions. | The contrary genius influences everything that is harmful to vegetation; he causes illnesses and plague. |
24 | Hahiuiah | ההויה | corroborated | 60, 61 | God good by Himself | Dieu bon par lui-même | the Etruscans | les Etrusques | Esar | 32 | 18 | Ecce oculi Domini super metuentes eum : et in eis, qui sperant in misericordia ejus. | It serves to obtain the grace and mercy of God. | This genius rules over exiles, fugitive prisoners, and those condemned in absentia; he prevents the discovery of secret crimes, and those who committed them will escape the justice of men, provided they do not fall again into the same fault; he protects against harmful animals, and he preserves from thieves and murderers. | Those born under this influence love truth and the exact sciences; they are sincere in their words and their actions. | The contrary genius rules all harmful beings; it drives men to commit crimes, and influences all those who seek to live by unlawful means. | |
25 | Nith-Haiah | נתהיה | corroborated | 61, 62 | God who gives wisdom. | Dieu qui donne la sagesse. | the Magi | les Mages | Orsy | 9 | 1 | Confitebor tibi Domine in toto corde meo : narrabo omnia mirabilia tua. | To have wisdom, and to discover the truth of hidden mysteries. | He rules all the occult sciences; he gives revelations in dreams, particularly to those born on the day he presides; he has influence over wise men who love peace and solitude, and over those who seek truth and practise the magic of the wise, which is that of God. | The contrary genius rules black magic, that of the evil principle, the demon; it consists in making a pact with him, by which one engages to renounce God, to do harm to men, to animals, and to the produce of the earth. | ||
26 | Haaiah | האאיה | corroborated | 62 | Hidden God | Dieu caché | the Saracens | les Sarrazins | Agdy et Abdi | 118 | 145 | Clamavi in toto corde meo, exaudi me Domine; justificationes tuas requiram. | Winning one's lawsuit and making the judges favorable to oneself. | This genius protects all who seek the truth; he leads men to the contemplation of divine things; he governs politics, diplomats, plenipotentiaries, ambassadors, treaties of peace and commerce, and all conventions in general; he has influence over couriers, dispatches, agents, and secret expeditions. | The contrary genius governs traitors, the ambitious, and conspiracies. | ||
27 | Ierathel | ירתאל | corroborated | 62, 63 | God who punishes the wicked | Dieu qui punit les méchants | the Copts | les Cophtes | Téos | 139 | 1 | Eripe me Domine ab homine malo, à viro iniquo eripe me. | To confound the wicked and slanderers, and to be delivered from our enemies. | Protects against those who provoke and unjustly attack us; governs the spread of learning, civilization, and liberty. | Will love peace, justice, the sciences and the arts, and will distinguish themselves in literature. | Governs ignorance, slavery, and intolerance. | |
28 | Séheiah | שאהיה | שאׄהיׄה | hand | 63 | God who heals the sick | Dieu qui guérissez les malades | the Assyrians | les Assyriens | Adad | 70 | 13 | Deus ne elongeris à me : Deus meus in auxilium meum respice. | Invoked against infirmities and thunder. | Protects against fires, ruin of buildings, falls, and illnesses; governs health and length of life. | Will have much judgment and will act only with prudence and circumspection. | The contrary genius governs catastrophes and accidents, causes apoplexies, and influences persons who never reflect before acting. |
29 | Reiiel | רייאל | ריׄיׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 63, 64 | God prompt to help | Dieu prompt à secourir | the Peruvians | les Péruviens | Zimi | 53 | 4 | Ecce enim Deus adjuvat me : et Dominus susceptor est animæ meæ. | To act against the impious and enemies of religion, and to be delivered from all one's enemies, both visible and invisible. | All religious sentiments, divine philosophy, and meditation. | They will distinguish themselves by their virtues and their zeal to spread the truth, and will make every effort to destroy impiety by their writings and by their example. | Fanaticism and hypocrisy; it influences all those who spread irreligion through writings and dangerous maxims. |
30 | Omael | ומאאל | corroborated | 64, 65 | God who is patient. | Dieu patient. | the Indians | les Indiens | Tura | 70 | 6 | Quoniam tu es patientia mea Domine : Domine spes mea à juventute mea. | Invoked against sorrows and despair, and to obtain patience. | This genius rules over the animal kingdom; he watches over the generation of beings, so as to multiply their species and perpetuate their races; he has influence over chemists, physicians, and surgeons. | The person born under this influence will distinguish themself in anatomy and medicine. | The contrary genius is the enemy of the propagation of beings; he has influence over monstrous phenomena. | |
31 | Lecabel | לכבאל | corroborated | 65 | God who inspires. | Dieu qui inspire. | the Chinese | les Chinois | Teli | 70 | 16 | Quoniam non cognovi litteraturam, introïbo in potentias Domini : Domine memorabor justitiæ tuæ solius. | To obtain knowledge, and for methods useful to one's profession. | Vegetation and agriculture. | They will love astronomy, mathematics and geometry; they will be distinguished by their luminous ideas, and will solve the most difficult problems, and will owe their fortune to their talents alone. | The contrary genius governs avarice and usury; he influences all those who enrich themselves by unlawful means. | |
32 | Vasariah | ושריה | corroborated | 65, 66 | God just. | Dieu juste. | the Tartars | les Tartares | Anot | 32 | 4 | Quia rectum est verbum Domini, et omnia opera ejus in fide. | His aid is invoked against those who attack us in a court of justice, and for obtaining pardon for those who resort to the clemency of kings; for this one must name the person who attacks you, and state the reason, then pronounce the divine names with the 4th verse of psalm 32. | This genius rules justice; he has influence over nobility, jurisconsults, magistrates and lawyers. | The person born under this influence will have a retentive memory and will speak with ease; they will be amiable, witty and modest. | The contrary genius rules all the bad qualities of the body and the soul. | |
33 | Iehuiah | יהויה | corroborated | 66, 67 | God who knows all things. | Dieu qui connaît toutes choses. | the Hesperides | les Hespérides | Agad | 33 | 11 | Dominus scit cogitationes hominum quoniam vanæ sunt. | To know traitors, and to destroy their projects and machinations. | Protects all Christian princes and keeps their subjects in obedience. | They will love to fulfill all the duties of their station. | The contrary genius dominates all insubordinate beings and provokes the seditious to revolt. | |
34 | Lehahiah | לההיה | לּׄההיׄה | hand | 67 | Merciful God. | Dieu clément. | the Congolese | les peuples du Congo | Aneb | 130 | 5 | Speret Israël in Domino; ex hoc nunc, et usque in sæculum. | It serves against anger. | This genius rules over crowned heads, princes, and nobles; it maintains harmony, good understanding, and peace among them; and it influences the obedience of subjects towards their princes. | The person born under this influence will become renowned for their talents and actions; they will have the trust and favours of their prince, which they will merit through their devotion, fidelity, and the great services they will render to him. | The contrary genius rules discord; it provokes war, betrayals, and the ruin of nations. |
35 | Chavakiah | כוקיה | corroborated | 67, 68 | God who gives joy | Dieu qui donne la joie | Anup | 114 | 1 | Dilexi quoniam exaudiet Dominus vocem orationis meæ. | To be restored to the good graces of those one has offended; for this one must utter the request, the divine names, and name the person, then say the verse of the psalm daily until reconciled with the person. | Wills, successions, and all divisions of property made amicably; he maintains peace and harmony within families. | They love to live in peace with everyone, even at the expense of their own interests, and make it a duty to reward the fidelity and good care of those attached to their service. | Causes discord in family arrangements and provokes unjust and ruinous lawsuits. | |||
36 | Menadel | מנדאל | corroborated | 68, 69 | God adorable | Dieu adorable | the Moors | les Maures | Alla | 25 | 8 | Domine dilexi decorem domus tuæ : et locum habitationis gloriæ tuæ. | To be maintained in one's employment, to preserve one's existing means of livelihood, against calumnies, and to deliver prisoners. | He gives knowledge concerning absent persons from whom no news has been received for a long time, causes exiles to return to their homeland, and discovers goods lost or misappropriated. | The contrary genius protects all those who seek to flee abroad to escape justice. | ||
37 | Aniel | אנואל | אׄנואלּ | hand | 69 | God of virtues | Dieu des vertus | Abda | 79 | 8 | Deus ad virtutem converte nos : et ostende faciem tuam et salvi erimus. | To obtain victory and to make an army lift the siege of a town. | He rules over the sciences and the arts; he reveals the secrets of nature, and inspires wise philosophers in their meditations. | The person born under this influence will acquire celebrity through their talents and knowledge, and will be distinguished among the learned. | The contrary genius rules over perverse spirits; he has influence over charlatans and all those who excel in the art of deceiving men. | ||
38 | Haamiah | העמיה | corroborated | 69, 70, 71 | God, the hope of all the children of the earth | Dieu, l'espérance de tous les enfants de la terre | Agla | 90 | 9 | Quoniam tu es Domine spes mea : altissimum posuisti refugium tuum. | To acquire all the treasures of heaven and earth. | He governs all religious worship and all that pertains to God; he protects all who seek the truth. | The contrary genius governs error and lying, and influences all who have no principle of religion. | ||||
39 | Rehael | רהעאל | רהעאׄלּׄ | hand | 71, 72 | God who receives sinners | Dieu qui reçoit les pécheurs | the Scots | les Écossais | Goot | 29 | 13 | Audivit Dominus, et misertus est mei : Dominus factus est meus adjutor. | For the healing of sicknesses and to obtain the mercy of God. | This genius governs health and length of life; he influences paternal and filial love, and the obedience and respect of children toward their parents. | The contrary genius, called Terre-Morte or Terre-Damnée according to the expression of Etteilla in his Philosophie des Hautes-Sciences, page 83, is the cruelest and most treacherous known; he influences infanticides and parricides. | |
40 | Ieiazel | ייזאל | יׄיׄזּאׄלּׄ | hand | 72, 73 | God who gives joy | Dieu qui réjouit | the Belgians | les Belges | Goed | 87 | 15 | Ut quid Domine repellis orationem meam : avertis faciem tuam à me. | This psalm is used to deliver prisoners, to obtain consolations, and to be delivered from one's enemies. | This genius governs printing and bookselling, and influences men of letters and artists. | They will love reading, drawing, and all the sciences in general. | The evil genius governs all the bad qualities of the body and soul; he influences gloomy minds and those who flee society. |
41 | Hahahel | הההאל | הההאׄלּׄ | hand | 73 | God in three persons | Dieu en trois personnes | the Irish | la langue irlandaise | Gudi | 119 | 2 | Domine libera animam meam à labiis iniquis, et à linguâ dolosâ. | Invoked against the enemies of religion, the impious, and slanderers. | Governs Christianity; protects missionaries and all disciples of Christ who proclaim the words of the Gospel to the nations; influences pious souls, prelates, clergymen, and all that pertains to the priesthood. | They will be distinguished by greatness of soul and energy; they will consecrate themselves entirely to the service of God, and will not fear to suffer martyrdom for Christ. | The contrary genius influences apostates, renegades, and all who dishonor the priesthood by their scandalous conduct. |
42 | Mikael | מיכאל | corroborated | 74 | virtue of God, house of God, similar to God | vertu de Dieu, maison de Dieu, semblable à Dieu | the Canadians | les Canadiens | Biub ou Biud | 120 | 7 | Dominus custodit te ab omni malo; custodiat animam tuam Dominus. | Travelling in safety. | This genius influences monarchs, princes, and nobles; he keeps their subjects in obedience, and uncovers conspiracies and all those who seek to destroy their persons and their governments. | The person will occupy themselves with political affairs; they will be curious, will want to know the secrets of the cabinets and foreign news, and they will distinguish themselves in affairs of state through their knowledge of diplomacy. | The contrary genius dominates traitors; he influences malevolence, and all those who spread false news. | |
43 | Veualiah | ווליה | וולּּׄיׄה | hand | 74, 75 | Ruling King | Roi dominateur | the Californians | les Californiens | Solu | 87 | 14 | Et ego ad te Domine clamavi : et manè oratio mea prœveniet te. | Used to destroy the enemy and to be delivered from slavery. | This genius presides over peace, and influences the prosperity of empires; he strengthens tottering thrones and the power of kings. | The person born under this influence will love the military life and glory; they will constantly occupy themselves with the sciences related to the genius of war; they will become famous for their feats of arms, and will gain their prince's trust through the services they render him. | The evil genius sows discord between princes; he influences the destruction of empires; he foments revolutions and partisan spirits. |
44 | Ielahiah | ילהיה | corroborated | 75, 76 | Eternal God | Dieu éternel | the Mexicans | les Mexicains | Bosa | 118 | 108 | Voluntaria oris mei bene placita fac Domine : et judicia tua doce me. | Obtaining the success of a useful undertaking; it is also good for gaining the protection of magistrates and for winning a lawsuit. | This genius protects against weapons and gives victory. | The person born under this influence will love to travel in order to learn, and all their undertakings will succeed; they will distinguish themselves by their military talents and bravery, and their name will become famous in the annals of glory. | The contrary genius presides over war and causes all the scourges that follow from it; he influences all those who violate terms of surrender and mercilessly massacre their prisoners. | |
45 | Sealiah | סאליה | סאׄלּׄיׄה | hand | 76 | Mover of all things. | Moteur de toutes choses. | the peoples of Quito | les peuples de Quito | Hobo | 93 | 18 | Si dicebam, motus est pes meus : misericordia tua Domine adjuvabat me. | To confound the wicked and the proud, and to raise up those who are humbled and fallen. | He governs vegetation, bringing life and health into all that breathes, and influences the principal agents of nature. | They will love to learn, and will have great means and much ease in doing so. | The contrary genius governs the atmosphere, provoking great heat or great cold, great drought or excessive dampness. |
46 | Ariel | עריאל | עריׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 76, 77 | God who reveals | Dieu révélateur | the Paraguayans | les peuples du Paraguay | Pino | 144 | 9 | Suavis Dominus universis : et miserationes ejus super omnia opera ejus. | To obtain revelations, invoked along with the divine names and the ninth verse of Psalm 144; it also serves to thank God for the good things he sends us. | This genius discovers hidden treasures, reveals nature's greatest secrets, and shows in dreams the objects one desires. | The person born under this influence is gifted with a strong and subtle mind; they will have new ideas and sublime thoughts; they will succeed in resolving the most difficult problems; they will be discreet and act with great circumspection. | The contrary genius causes troubles of the mind; it leads men to commit the greatest inconsistencies, and has influence over weak minds. |
47 | Asaliah | עשליה | עּשלּׄיׄה | hand | 77, 78 | God just, who reveals the truth | Dieu juste, qui indique la vérité | the Chileans | les peuples du Chili | Hana | 104 | 25 | Quàm magnificata sunt opera tua Domine! omnia in sapientia fecisti : impleta est terra possessione tua. | To praise God and to rise up towards him when he sends us knowledge. | This genius governs justice and makes the truth known in legal proceedings; he has influence over upright men, and over those who raise their mind to the contemplation of divine things. | They are endowed with an agreeable character, and will be passionate to acquire secret knowledge. | The contrary genius governs immoral and scandalous actions, and all those who propagate dangerous and chimerical systems. |
48 | Mihael | מיהאל | corroborated | 78 | God, helpful father | Dieu, père secourable | the Japanese | les Japonais | Zaca | 97 | 3 | Notum fecit Dominus salutare suum : in conspectu gentium revelavit justitiam suam. | For preserving peace and union between spouses; those who have recourse to this genius will have premonitions and secret inspirations about all that will happen to them. | He governs the generation of beings, and he has influence over friendship and conjugal fidelity. | They will be passionate in love, and will love walking and pleasures of all kinds in general. | The contrary genius governs luxury, sterility and inconstancy; he sows discord between spouses, and causes jealousy and unease. | |
49 | Vehuel | והואל | corroborated | 78, 79 | God great and exalted | Dieu grand et élevé | the inhabitants of the Philippine Islands | les habitants des îles Philippines | Mara | 144 | 3 | Magnus Dominus et laudabilis nimis et magnitudinis ejus non est finis. | It serves to raise oneself toward God, to bless and glorify Him, when one is moved by admiration; one recites this psalm entirely when one feels sorrows and when one's mind is troubled. | This genius rules over great personages, and over all those who rise up and distinguish themselves by their talents and virtues. | They will have a sensitive and generous soul; they will be esteemed by all good people for their virtues and good deeds; they will distinguish themselves in literature, jurisprudence, and diplomacy. | The contrary genius influences selfish men; it rules over hatred and hypocrisy. | |
50 | Daniel | דניאל | corroborated | 79, 80 | The Sign of mercies, and according to others, the Angel of confessions | le Signe des miséricordes, et suivant d'autres, l'Ange des confessions | the Samaritans | les Samaritains | Pola | 102 | 8 | Miserator et misericors Dominus : longanimis et misericors. | To obtain the mercy of God, and to have consolations. | This genius governs justice, lawyers, attorneys, and all magistrates in general. He gives inspirations to those who are perplexed about several things and do not know which they ought to decide upon. | They will be industrious and active in business; they will love literature, and they will distinguish themselves by their eloquence. | The contrary genius influences swindlers, and all those who do not love work and seek to live by unlawful means. | |
51 | Hahasiah | ההשיה | corroborated | 80, 81 | (Hidden God). | (Dieu caché). | the Barsians | les Barsiens | Bila | 103 | 32 | Sit gloria Domini in sæculum : lætabitur Dominus in operibus suis. | To elevate the soul to the contemplation of divine things, and to discover the mysteries of wisdom. | Chemistry and physics; he reveals the greatest secrets of nature, notably the philosopher's stone and the universal medicine. | They will love the abstract sciences; they will attach themselves particularly to knowing the properties and virtues attributed to animals, plants, and minerals; they will distinguish themselves in medicine by their marvellous cures, and will make several discoveries useful to society. | The contrary genius rules over charlatans, and over all those who abuse the good faith of persons, by promising them extraordinary things. | |
52 | Imamiah | עממיה | עּממיׄה | hand | 81 | God elevated above all things | Dieu élevé au-dessus de toutes choses | the Melindese | les Melindais | Abag | 7 | 18 | Confitebor Domino secundum justitiam ejus : et psallam nomini Domini altissimi. | He is good for destroying the power of enemies and for humbling them. | He governs all journeys in general; he protects prisoners who have recourse to him and inspires in them the means to obtain their liberty; he influences all those who seek truth in good faith and return from their errors by a truly sincere return to God. | They will have a strong and vigorous temperament; they will bear adversity with much patience and courage; they will love work and will carry out with ease all that they wish. | The contrary genius governs pride, blasphemy, and wickedness; he influences coarse and quarrelsome men. |
53 | Nanael | ננאאל | ננאׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 81, 82 | God who abases the proud | Dieu qui abaisse les orgueilleux | the Maltese | les Maltais | Obra | 118 | 75 | Cognovi Domine quia æquitas judicia tua : et in veritate tua humiliasti me. | This genius rules over the high sciences; he influences clergymen, professors, magistrates, and men of law. | The person will have a melancholy temperament; they will love private life, rest and meditation, and will distinguish themselves by their knowledge of the abstract sciences. | The contrary genius rules over ignorance and all the bad qualities of body and soul. | |
54 | Nithael | ניתאל | ניׄתאׄלׄ | hand | 82, 83 | King of the Heavens | Roi des cieux | Zaflanians | les Zaflaniens | Bora | 102 | 19 | Dominus in cœlo paravit sedem suam : et regnum ipsius omnibus dominabitur. | To obtain the mercy of God and to live a long life. | Emperors, kings, princes, and all civil and ecclesiastical dignities; he watches over legitimate dynasties and the stability of empires, gives a long and peaceful reign to princes who have recourse to him, and protects all who wish to keep their positions. | They will become famous through their writings and eloquence; they will have much reputation among the learned, will distinguish themselves by their virtues, and will merit the confidence of their prince. | The contrary genius governs the ruin of empires; he causes revolutions and upheavals; he influences all who work toward the overthrow of monarchies in order to seize authority and the highest offices. |
55 | Mebahiah | מבהיה | corroborated | 83, 84 | Eternal God | Dieu éternel | The people of Ormuz | les peuples d'Ormuz | Alay | 101 | 13 | Tu autem Domine in æternum permanes : et memoriale tuum in generationem | To obtain consolations, and for those who wish to have children. | He governs morality and religion, influencing those who protect it with all their power and spread it by every possible means. | The person will be distinguished by their good deeds, their piety, and their zeal in fulfilling their duties toward God and mankind. | The contrary genius is the enemy of truth; it influences all those who wish to destroy religion and the princes who protect it, so as to hinder the great work of the regeneration of mankind. | |
56 | Poiel | פויאל | corroborated | 84 | God who sustains the universe | Dieu qui soutient l'univers | the peoples of Aden | les peuple d'Aden | Illi | 144 | 15 | Allevat Dominus omnes qui corruunt : et erigit omnes elisos. | To obtain what one asks for. | This genius governs renown, fortune, and philosophy. | They will be esteemed by everyone for their modesty, moderation, and agreeable temper; they will owe their fortune only to their talents and their conduct. | The contrary genius governs ambition and pride; it has influence over all who set themselves up as masters and wish to raise themselves above others. | |
57 | Nemamiah | נממיה | נממיה | hand | 85 | God praiseworthy | Dieu louable | the Cirenians | les Ciréniens | Popa | 113 | 19 | Qui timent Dominum speraverunt in Domino : adjutor eorum et protector eorum est. | To prosper in all things, and to deliver prisoners. | Great captains, admirals, generals, and all who fight for a just cause. | They will love the military life; they will distinguish themselves by their activity, bravery and greatness of soul, and will bear hardships with great courage. | The contrary genius governs treasons, causes discord between leaders, and influences pusillanimous men and those who attack defenceless persons. |
58 | Ieialel | יילאל | יׄיׄלּׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 85, 86 | God who grants the prayers of the generations | Dieu qui exauce les générations | the Celamites | les Célamites | Para | 6 | 3 | Et anima turbata est valde; sed tu Domine usque quo ? | Invoked against sorrows and to cure illnesses, principally ailments of the eyes. | This genius governs iron; he influences armourers, locksmiths, cutlers, and all who trade in it; he confounds the wicked and false witnesses. | The person born under this influence will be distinguished by their bravery and frankness, and will be passionate for Venus. | The contrary genius governs anger; he influences the wicked and murderers. |
59 | Harahel | הרהאל | corroborated | 86, 87 | God who knows all things | Dieu qui connaît toutes choses | the Mesopotamians | les Mésopotamiens | Ella | 112 | 3 | A solis ortu usque ad occasum, laudabile nomen Domini. | Invoked against the sterility of women, and to make children submissive and respectful toward their parents. | This genius governs treasures, stockbrokers, public funds, archives, libraries, and all rare and precious collections; it has influence over printing and bookselling, and over all who trade in them. | The person born under this influence will love to instruct themselves in all the sciences in general; they will do much business, will follow the operations of the stock exchange, will speculate with advantage, and will distinguish themselves by their probity, their talents and their fortune. | The contrary genius is the enemy of learning; he causes ruin and destruction by fires; he has influence over squandering and fraudulent bankruptcies. | |
60 | Mitzrael | מצראל | corroborated | 87 | God who relieves the oppressed | Dieu qui soulage les opprimés | Tibet | les peuples du Thibet | Géna | 144 | 18 | Justus Dominus in omnibus viis suis : et sanctus in omnibus operibus suis. | To cure illnesses of the mind, and to be delivered from those who persecute us. | He rules over illustrious persons distinguished by their talents and virtues, and influences the fidelity and obedience of subordinates towards their superiors. | They will unite all the fine qualities of body and soul; they will be distinguished by their virtues, their wit, their agreeable temper, and they will live long. | The contrary genius rules over all insubordinate beings, and influences all bad physical and moral qualities. | |
61 | Umabel | ומבאל | corroborated | 87, 88 | God above all things | Dieu au-dessus de toutes choses | the ancient Bethulians | les anciens Béthuliens | Sila | 112 | 2 | Sit nomen Domini benedictum, ex hoc nunc et usque in sæculum. | Obtaining the friendship of a person. | This genius governs astronomy and physics, and influences all who distinguish themselves in that field. | The person born under this influence will love travel and all honest pleasures; they will have a sensitive heart, and love will cause them sorrows. | The contrary genius influences libertines, and particularly those who give themselves over to passions contrary to the order of nature. | |
62 | Iah-hel | יההאל | corroborated | 88, 89 | Supreme Being | Être suprême | the ancient Carmanians | les anciens Carmaniens | Suna | 118 | 159 | Vide quoniam mandata tua dilexi Domine, in misericordiâ tuâ vivifica me. | To acquire wisdom. | Philosophers, the enlightened, and all who wish to withdraw from the world. | They will love tranquillity and solitude; they will exactly fulfill the duties of their station, and will distinguish themselves by their modesty and their virtues. | The contrary genius influences all that leads to scandal; he governs luxury, inconstancy and divorce, and provokes disunion between spouses. | |
63 | Anauel | ענואל | corroborated | 89 | God infinitely good | Dieu infiniment bon | the Camboens | les Camboens | Miri | 2 | 11 | Servite Domino in timore : et exultate ei cum tremore. | To convert nations to Christianity, and to confound those who are its enemies. | Protects against accidents; preserves health and cures illnesses; governs commerce, bankers, business agents, and clerks. | They will have a subtle and ingenious mind, and will distinguish themself by their industry and activity. | The contrary genius governs madness and prodigality, and influences all those who ruin themselves through their bad conduct. | |
64 | Mehiel | מהיאל | corroborated | 89, 90 | God who gives life to all things | Dieu qui vivifie toutes choses | the Mongols | les Mongols | Alli | 32 | 18 | Ecce oculi Domini super metuentes eum : et in eis, qui sperant super misericordiam ejus. | This genius protects against rabies and ferocious animals; he rules over scholars, professors, orators and authors; he has influence over printing and bookselling, and over all who trade in it. | They will distinguish themself in literature. | The contrary genius rules over false scholars; it has influence over controversies, literary disputes and criticism. | ||
65 | Damabiah | דמביה | corroborated | 90, 91 | God, fountain of wisdom | Dieu fontaine de sagesse | the Gymnosophists | les Gymnosophes | Tara | 89 | 15 | Convertere Domine, et usque qua ? et deprecabilis esto super servos tuos. | Invoked against sorceries, and to obtain wisdom and the success of useful undertakings. | This genius governs the seas, rivers, springs, maritime expeditions, and shipbuilding; he influences sailors, pilots, fishing, and all who trade in it. | The person born under this influence will distinguish themselves in the navy through their expeditions and discoveries, and they will amass a considerable fortune. | The contrary genius causes storms and shipwrecks; he influences unfortunate expeditions. | |
66 | Manakel | מנקאה | corroborated | 91 | God who seconds and sustains all things | Dieu qui seconde et entretient toutes choses | the Brahmins | les Brahmanes | Pora | 37 | 22 | Ne derelinquas me Domine Deus meus; ne discesseris à me. | To appease the wrath of God, and to cure the falling sickness (epilepsy). | He governs vegetation and aquatic animals; he influences sleep and dreams. | They will unite all the fine qualities of body and soul, and will win the friendship and goodwill of all good people by their amiability and gentleness of character. | The contrary genius influences all bad physical and moral qualities. | |
67 | Eïael | איעאל | אׄיעּאׄלּׄ | hand | 91, 92 | God, delight of the children of men | Dieu, délice des enfants des hommes | the Albanians | les Albanais | Bogo | 36 | 4 | Delectare in Domino et dabit tibi petitiones cordis tui. | To obtain consolation in adversity, and to acquire wisdom. | This genius governs changes, the preservation of monuments, and longevity of life; he influences the occult sciences, and makes the truth known to those who have recourse to him in their labours. | The person born under this influence will become illumined by the spirit of God; they will love solitude, and will distinguish themselves in the higher sciences, principally astronomy, physics, and philosophy. | The contrary genius governs error, prejudices, and those who propagate erroneous systems. |
68 | Habuhiah | הבויה | הבויׄה | hand | 92, 93 | God who gives with liberality. | Dieu qui donne avec libéralité. | the Peloponnesians | les Péloponésiens | Dépos | 105 | 1 | Confitemini Domino, quoniam bonus : quoniam in sæculum misericordia ejus. | To preserve health and to cure illnesses. | This genius rules over agriculture and fecundity. | They will love the countryside, hunting, gardens, and everything relating to agriculture. | The contrary genius rules over sterility; it causes famine and pestilence; it has influence over the insects that harm the produce of the earth. |
69 | Rochel | ראחאל | corroborated | 93 | God who sees all | Dieu qui voit tout | the Cretans | les Crétois | Déos | 15 | 5 | Dominus pars hæreditatis meæ, et calicis mei : tu es, qui restitues hæreditatem meam mihi. | For recovering lost or stolen objects, and for finding out the person who took them. | This genius governs renown, fortune and inheritances; he influences jurists, magistrates, attorneys, lawyers and notaries. | The person born under this influence will distinguish themselves at the bar, and in their knowledge of the customs, usages, and spirit of the laws of all peoples. | The contrary genius governs lawsuits, wills and legacies made to the detriment of the lawful heirs; he influences all who bring ruin upon families by causing enormous expenses and interminable lawsuits. | |
70 | Jabamiah | יבמיה | יׄבמיׄה | hand | 93, 94, 95 | Word which produces all things | Verbe qui produit toutes choses | the Béotians | les Béotiens | Aris | 0 | 0 | This genius governs the generation of beings and the phenomena of nature; he protects those who wish to regenerate themselves and re-establish within themselves the harmony broken by Adam's disobedience, which is done by exalting oneself toward God and purifying, through the elements, those things that compose the nature of man; it is then that the wise man re-enters into the principle of creation, recovers his rights and his first dignity, becomes again the master of nature, and enjoys all the prerogatives that God gave him in creating him. | They will be distinguished by their genius; they will be considered by the learned men of all nations, and will become one of the foremost lights of philosophy. | The contrary genius governs atheism and all those who spread dangerous writings; it influences critics and literary disputes. | ||
71 | Haiaiel | הייאל | היׄיׄאׄלּׄ | hand | 95, 96 | God master of the universe | Dieu maître de l'univers | the Phrygians | les Phrygiens | Zeut | 108 | 29 | Confitebor Domino nimis in ore meo : et in medio multorum laudabo eum. | To confound the wicked, and to deliver oneself from those who wish to oppress us. | This genius protects all who have recourse to him; he gives victory and peace, and he has influence over iron, arsenals, fortified towns, and everything pertaining to military engineering. | They will have much energy; they will love the military profession, and will distinguish themselves by their bravery, talents, and activity. | The contrary genius rules discord; he has influence over traitors and all those who make themselves notorious by their crimes. |
72 | Mumiah | מומיה | corroborated | 96, 97 | His attribute is figured by the omega, which denotes the end of all things | figuré par l'ôméga, qui désigne la fin de toutes choses | Thrace or Roumelia | la Thrace ou la Roumélie | Kalo | 114 | 7 | Convertere anima mea in requiem tuam : quia Dominus benefecit tibi. | This genius protects in mysterious operations; he makes one succeed in all things and brings every experiment to its conclusion; he governs chemistry, physics and medicine, and influences health and length of life. | They will distinguish themself in medicine, becoming famous for their marvellous cures, will unveil several secrets of nature that will bring happiness to the children of the earth, and will devote their nights and their cares to relieving the poor and the sick. | The contrary genius causes despair and suicide, and influences all those who detest their existence and the day that saw them born. | ||
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