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...who are within it, and concerning their works; and first regarding the angels of the first sublimity: (Latin: sublimitatis) refers to a specific rank or height of spiritual hierarchy, and then in order until all eleven sublimities are completed.

¶ Chapter 19: On the third heaven, which is called Sagaun original: Sagaun; this is a Latinization of the Hebrew Shehaqim, the "clouds", and on the angels dwelling within it, and on their works and their powers; and there are three greater angels.

¶ Chapter 20: On the fourth heaven, which is called Machon, and on its powers, its angels, and its works.

¶ Chapter 21: On the fifth heaven, which is called Maon, and on its angels, its powers, and its works; and here there are twelve greater angels who have power over the twelve months.

¶ Chapter 22: On the sixth heaven, which is called Zebul, and on its angels, its powers, and its works; and in this heaven there are two greater angels.

¶ Chapter 23: On the seventh heaven, which is called Araboth, and on its angels, powers, and works.

¶ Chapter 24: On the conclusion of this sixth book, and on its powers, virtues, precepts, and rules.

¶ Chapter 25: On the explanation of the holy name Semaphoras original: semaphoras; refers to the Shem Ha-Mephorash or the "Explicit Name" of God in Jewish mysticism, believed to hold immense power, and how it ought to be spoken and recorded.

The chapters of the seventh book of Raziel, which is called the Book of Magic

¶ Chapter 1: On the author of this book, and on the declaration of what magic is, and on the causes which are necessary for man in the works of magic.