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| Dictionary of Angels: Including the Fallen Angels | 
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Sales Rank: 20934
Category: Book
Author: Gustav Davidson
Publisher: Free Press
Studio: Free Press
Manufacturer: Free Press
Label: Free Press
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Published)
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 386
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 7.7 x 1.3
ISBN: 002907052X
Dewey Decimal Number: 200
EAN: 9780029070529
ASIN: 002907052X
Publication Date: October 1, 1994
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Product Description
The result of sixteen years of research in Talmudic, gnostic, cabalistic, apocalyptic, patristic, and legendary texts, the classic reference work on angels is beautifully illustrated and its reissue coincides with the resurgence of belief in angels in America.
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 Big Book! December 9, 2008
This book has a lot of entries in it, and lots of great information! I did not pick this up with an extensive prior knowledge of angels and similar mythology so I cannot say what is lacking in it - but I can say I found to be fairly in-depth and informative.
 Perfection achieved!!! Could not ask for more. November 30, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
When researching angels-whether divine or "fallen"-one is smacked in the face with biblical definitions and summaries. This one book incorporates many occult, biblical, and literary angels in one place. It is complete and really cannot be surpassed.
I originally had one that I lent to a friend for reading. Needless to say, she never returned it. Not more than a month passed before I had to buy another copy. My library lacked this essential piece of literature. I am so glad I spent the money on it. Countless times I have opened it for research or "use". Good luck!
BB/93
Zechriel
Everything you ever wanted to know about Angels October 19, 2008
From the Angels of the days of the week, to the seven Archangels who stand before God, it's all there. Angelic Script (the Angelic Alphabet) is also included, along with a glimpse of some of the Seals and Sigils of particular Angels. Personally, I expected a little more in the way of Seals and Sigils, but the overwhelming information covering everything else makes up for that.
Granted, there is an abundance of information about Angels scattered throughout various texts in various languages around the world, however Mr. Davidson took the most informative of that content and placed it in one comprehensive book.
With fascinating content, I absolutely adore this book. Anyone who is curious about Angels, enjoys reading about them, or otherwise wants to know more about Angelic history and lore, this is the book for you.
 Interesting but not all you'd expect September 25, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I recently bought the book and i was very excited to look up the names of popular angels, learning new ones, reading about the certain classes and such. The book covers the alphabetical order as it promises, but never clearly breaks down each class to tell you what it consists of, it simply says who certain people believe is in each class and in what order the classes are. To put it bluntly, it classifies angles but doesn't explain the categories and tries to make up for this by giving you classification after classification. What bothered me most about the book is that in the end it gives incantations to "summon angels and make them obbey you", which made me wonder if the whole book is laughable all together. I doubt anyone reading the book was looking to join a cult, and i feel the author lost a start of quality by including such rubbish in a well researched book. Another thing that might surprise you is how it talks about there being 7 or 10 heavens (then citing Dante), but never does the author stop to mention that the christian bible which is widely read and which he claims to have started from, states that there are only 3, that God lives in the 3rd heaven and that because of it Raphael or Michael can't be the rulers of that heaven.
Aside from this, it still an enjoyable book with an intruduction where the author talks about how he started on this hobby and the general information that he has on them. Great to flip through, but after 2 hours you won't be nearly as interested in it.
 Not for True Believers in God of Abraham Issac & Jacob September 10, 2008
1 out of 19 found this review helpful
Occultic - skimmed book looked at references (mostly occult) placed in trash can & delivered to dump! HAD to use up one star to rate it but it is a minus infinity of don't read.
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