The Fallen

[Innocent]

In most Christian traditions, a fallen angel is an angel who has been exiled or banished from Heaven. Such banishment is a punishment for disobeying or rebelling against God. The best-known fallen angel is Lucifer. Lucifer is a name frequently given to Satan in Christian belief. In Heaven, his name was Lucifer. He was God’s most beautiful fallen angel. But even in this position, Lucifer was not content. He took pride in his own angelic nature, he was overly pleased with his supernatural gifts, his immortality, his closeness to God. And eventually, his pride became so great that he was angered at having a master of any kind, even God. He wanted to control his own destiny and so he rebelled against God and all of Heaven. He threw up his banner, recruited his army of equally discontented fallen angels and waged war against God for supremacy. To lead his own troops, God appointed the archangel Michael as his field commander. Thus having angel fallen from Heaven, Lucifer had a new name, Satan and his new domain was Hell. The angels who had fallen with became his Demons.

Angel names find their roots within ancient cultures, such as Babylon, Assyria, and Egypt, as well as within Jewish, Christian and Muslim lore. Over thousands of years, angel names have evolved in spelling, meaning and use within religions, mysticism and magic, where the name of an angel is thought important in order to invoke angelic help. Some rituals invoke good angels, while other rituals are to invoke fallen angels.

Names of Fallen Angels

Abaddon - of death whose name means "to destroy."
Abezethibou - one-winged Red Sea .
Allocen - a duke in hell.
Amduscias - who appears as a unicorn.
Amon - a strong marquis over 40 legions.
Amy - who is a president in hell.
Andras - marquis and appears raven-headed.
Andrealphus - who can transform humans into birds.
Andromalius - who appears as a man holding a serpent.
Apollyon - angel of death; same as Abaddon.
Armaros - who teaches the "resolving of enchantments."
Asmoday - angel king with three heads: a bull, a ram, and a man.
Asmodeus - one of the most evil of fallen angels, being an archdemon.
Astaroth - who is a grand duke in hell.
Azael - evil, fallen angel who cohabited with women.
Azazel - whose name means "God strengthens."
Azza - whose name means "the strong."
Baal - whose name means "the lord."
Balam - who looks like Asmoday with a serpent tail.
Balberith - who is a grand pontiff in hell.
Baraqijal - who teaches astrology.
Barbatos - who is a great count, earl and duke of hell.
Bathin - pale horse riding fallen angel.
Beelzebub - known as the "prince of demons."
Behemoth - who is the "demon of the deep."
Beleth - who is a terrible king over 85 legions.
Belial - deceptively beautiful fallen angel whose name means "without worth."
Belphegor - whose name means "lord of opening."
Berith - fallen angel...
Bernael - of darkness and evil.
Bifrons - that appears monstrous and teaches mathematical arts.
Botis - who appears as a viper.
Buer - who teaches philosophy, logic and ethics.
Bune - who appears as a dragon with three heads.
Caim - who appears as a thrush or man with a sword.
Dantanian - who appears as a man with many faces.
Decarabia - who appears as a star in a pentacle.
Eligor - appears as a good knight with lance.
Enepsigos - appears in the shape of woman.
Flauros - appears as a leopard.
Focalor - appears as a man with griffin wings.
Forcas - who teaches logic and ethics.
Forneus - marquis who appears as a sea monster.
Furcas - appears as a cruel man with long beard.
Furfur - appears as a hart with a fiery tail.
Gaap - appears as a man with bat wings.
Gadreel - whose name means "God is my helper."
Gamygyn - appears as a small horse.
Glasyalabolas - who appears as a winged dog.
Gomory - appears as a camel riding woman of beauty.
Gusion - who can discern the past, present or future.
Hagenti - appears as a bull with griffin wings.
Halpas - who appears as a stork.
Imamiah - who governs voyages.
Ipos - appears as an angel with a lion's head.
Kokabiel - whose name means "star of God."
Kunopegos - who appears as a sea horse and sinks ships.
Lahash - interferes with divine will.
Lerajie - appears as an archer in green.
Leviathon - angel associated with the deep seas.
Lillith - fallen female angel who searches for children to kidnap or kill.
Lix Tetrax - angel of the wind.
Lucifer - actually a Babylonian king whose name means "bearer of light."
Malpas - appears as a crow.
Marbas - appears as a lion.
Marchosias - appears as a she-wolf with griffin wings.
Mastema - whose name means "hostility."
Mephistopheles - name means "he who loves not the light."
Morax - who appears as a bull.
Naamah - of prostitution whose name means "pleasing."
Naberius - appears as a crowing cock.
Obyzouth - female ho kills newborns and cause still-births.
Onoskelis - who lives in caves and perverts men.
Orias - who appears as a lion with serpent's tail.
Ornias - who is annoying and can shape-shift.
Orobas – appears as a horse.
Ose - appears as a leopard and is a president in hell.
Paimon - appears as a crowned man on a camel.
Penemuel - who corrupts mankind through writing.
Pharzuph - of fornication and lust.
Phoenix - appears as a phoenix bird.
Procel - who can speak of hidden and secret things.
Purah - of forgetfulness and the conjuring of the dead.
Purson - appears as a lion-headed man on a bear.
Qemuel - destroyed by God.
Rahab - of pride whose name means "violence."
Raum - appears as a crow.
Ronobe - who is a monster who teaches rhetoric and art.
Ruax - headache fallen angel.
Sabnack - appears as a soldier with lion's head.
Saleos - appears as a soldier on a crocodile.
Samael - evil fallen angel whose name means "the blind God."
Satan - christian fallen angel whose name means "adversary."
Seere - appears as a man on a winged horse.
Semyaza - leader and one of the Sons of God.
Shax - appears as a stork; stealer of money.
Solas - appears as a raven and teaches astronomy.
Sorath - fallen angel to some whose number is 666.
Sytry - appears as a man with griffin wings and leopard head.
Uzza - name means "strength."
Valac - appears as a small boy with wings on a dragon.
Valefor - appears as a many-headed lion.
Vapula - who is skilled in handicrafts, science and philosophy.
Vassago - who discovers all things lost or hidden.
Vepar - appears as a mermaid.
Vine - appears as a lion sitting on a black horse.
Vual - who appears as a huge camel.
Wormwood - who brings plagues upon the Earth.
Xaphan - who fires the fires of hell.
Zagan - who can transform things; looks like a bull with wings.
Zepar - who makes women love men.

The Angels of Punishment
Taken from The Dictionary of Angels

The Archangels of Punishment

Kezef (angel of wrath and destruction)
Af (angel of anger and death of mortals)
Hemah (angel over the death of domestic animals)
Mashhit (angel over death of children)
Meshabber (angel over the dearth of animals)


The Angels of Punishment

Kushiel ("rigid one of God")
Lahatiel ("flaming one of God")
Shoftiel ("judge of God")
Makatiel (plague of God")
Hutriel ("rod of God")
Pusiel or Puriel ("fire of God")
Rogziel ("wrath of God")

Angels of Darkness - also called prince of darkness and angel of death. (Belial, Bernael, Haaziel, Beliar, Satan, etc.) "All who proactice perversity and under the domination of the angel of darness." (Dead Sea Scriptures; T Gaster)--In Mandaean lore Akrun (Krun), Ashdum (Shdum) Gaf, Hagh, Zasgi-Zargana.

[kareshi]

A good compilation of names, where did you find it?

My only issue with names and such is that a lot of them and their descriptions are colored by the perceptions of the time in which they were written. Such as Fallen commanding legions and organized armies when the very nature of being Fallen would usually go against such hierarchical structures.

So I look at these as a guideline for research but I look beyond to try and find the motivation of the hand that wrote the list and the environment within which the author lived or came from.

I also look at Angelic names as titles or just "what they happen to be called when they are called something" rather than an identification. I mean if a being is around for untold eons, they might eventually change what they call themselves or are called by another. Additionally, most of the names are in Hebrew, Latin, Arameic or some other tongue, and the translation is what they are rather than who they are, so titles makes more sense.

In which case, if an Angel with a specific title and therefore job Fell, another would pick up that job and therefore the title.

theoretically anyway, what do you think?

[scars]

totally agree, plus some names changed upon falling. After all why would you name a child useless, cursed or destroyed...kinda asking for trouble isn't it? lol