Haniel
Other Names / Variants: Hamiel, Hutriel, Onoel, Anael, Oniel
Possibly the same as: Aniel

Onoel:  In gnostic lore, Onoel is one of the 7 archons.  Origen cites him as hostile, a demon, who manifests in the form of an ass.  In the list given by Origen, however, Gabriel and Michael are included among the 7 archons.  [Rf. Conybeare, The Testament of Solomon;  Grant, Gnosticism and Early Christianity; Mead, Thrice-Greatest Hermes (I, 294);  Origen, Contra Celsum.]  (a)

Oniel: Perhaps the same as Onoel.  Equated with Hutriel (q.v.).  Oniel is supervisor of the 5th division of Hell, where Ahab dwells, Ahab being one of the few "who have no portion in the world to come."  [Rf. Midrash Konen; Ginzber, The Legends of the Jews IV, 188; Revelation of Rabbi Joshua ben Levi.]  (a)

Anael's Seal (t)

Resource List - all entries are taken verbatim from the original source:

(a) "The Dictionary of Angels" by Gustav Davidson, © 1967

(t) "Theurgia Goetia – The Second Book of the Lemegeton."  Edited, formatted, and converted to Acrobat by Benjamin Rowe, June 1999. 

This edition was assembled from various published versions, and later checked and modified against a microfilm of Sloane MS. 2731 from the British Museum.  The text as shown does not precisely reflect any of the versions; it is closest to the British Museum version, but with some interpolated words to enable the reader to more easily make sense of it. The Seals of the Spirits are substantially the same as those in the BM version.

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