The Books of Enoch, Aramaic Fragments of Qumran Cave 4

428 GENERAL INDEX
angelology (cont.):
' Aid el, diachronically parallel to ten antediluvian
kings and sages], 157-60, 167, 171;
descent of 200 Watchers led by twenty chiefs
of decades [thiasoi], their names, 29, 150-6,
166-7, 188-9, 298; 200 demons, 299, 306;
unions of Watchers and women, 53, 55-6,
315-16; subsidiary role of bad angels, 52-4;
punishment and imprisonment of bad angels,
30, 145, 290, 314-16; archangel (Semtfiazah)
stretched on the firmament, 326, 328, 331
*Anan'ely 13th fallen angel, 150-1, 153, 188-9
animals, oniric symbols of persons (e.g.
Abraham *white bull', 242, Aaron and Moses
*sheep', 205-6) and nations, 42-7, 225; transformation
of animals into men, apotheosis,
42-4, 239, 242 [no mention of Noah as man
in En* 4 i 14 and ii 4 =» En. 89: i and 9]
Anodaphos, == Utuabzu
Antichrist, 97, 119-24, 258
Antinoe, 81
Antiochus I, 33
apkallu, title of antediluvian Sum.-Bab. sages,
313
ApoUonius, 27
Apocalypse of Weeks, 247-59; of Jubilees,
254-5; apocalyptic literature, 44-5, 47, 74;
see eschatology
R. 'Aqiba, 125
Aramaic writings translated in Hebrew, 59
Ararat, 99
Ark of Noah, 238-41, 98
Arioch and Marioch = Hdriit and Mdrut, no
aromatics and spices, 202; trade of, 26-8;
lands of, 36-7
ArSt and Mardt = Hdrut and Mdrut, no
Arphaxad, 115
*Artaqoph, 2nd fallen angel, 150-2; 8th angelteacher,
171
Arucha, 113
'Aia*el, 34, 98, 161, 239, 317; loth fallen angel
[member of the archetypal thiasos led by
Semiliazah, 1+9, and founder of his own
thiasos, I+ 10], 150-1, 153, 188-9; first
angel-teacher (5e^ angelology), 159, 167; first
fallen star, 43; as civilizing sage, counterpart
of Enoch, 29; Raphael versus 'Aidel, 316;
prison of 'Aidel in Dadduel/Deddain, 29-
30; written AzaSl/Azazil in Gr. En., Azazel
in Eth. En., 177, 192; variant forms: 'AH*el,
'AHi'el, 'Aza(zyel, 'Azd, 'Uzza, and ambivalent
(bad or good) function of these angels,
92, 129, 131, 133; 'Aidel and/or Semiliazah:
counterpart of the 7th Sum.-Bab. sage, 313,
supplanted by 'Azaz'el, 314; role of 'Aia*el
attribued to Amnail and Gadriel, 98, to
Genun, 169
ascension of Enoch, 33, 113-14, 212; of
Muhammad, 114
'AiVel, see 'Aidel
'asirin, *bound, chained*, inhabitants of the
underworld, 198
asdmatoi, incorporeal angels, 113
Assyrians, ;254
astrology and astronomy, taught by Abraham,
8-9, by Enoch, 9, 11-21, 273-97, by angels,
160; ratio 2:1 for the extremal daylight (18
hours), 14, 275-7; monthly movements of
the stars, 296-7; sphere of 360 degrees, 14,
297, 319; Zodiac, 277, 319, 338; yearly
movements of the moon and the sun,
through gates (arcs of the horizon divided
into six parts), 276-8; phases of the moon
and its light (divided into 14th parts), 278-
83, 292-3, 295; year, see calendar; horoscopes,
56, 60; Enochic astronomy (primitive)
versus Bab. and Greek, 277; Book of
Astronomy in Asafir, 66-8; astronomy in
Slavonic Enoch, 109
'AHi'el, see 'Aidel
Asw^n, 103
Atlas, = Enoch, 9
Atra-hasts, hero of the Flood, 13, 29
Auranitide, 27
Aurelian, 95-6
Avigad, N., 41, 55, 2n
'Azd, 129, 131, 133, 333; see 'Aidel
'Azdel, 92, 129, 131, 177, 321-9, 331, 333;
see 'Aidel
'Azaz'el, 129, 131, i77, 249, 251-2, 314, 328;
giant goat-man, 313; see 'Aidel
Baars, W., 85
Babylonian influence on the Enochic legend
and literature, 13-15, 313
Baehrens, W. A., 20, 174
Baillet, J., 71
BaiUet, M., 59, 61, 91, 300, 334
Balestri, I., 105
Bamberger, B. J., 330
Baouit, 97, 103
Barakiil, an angel, 92
Baraq*el, gth fallen angel, 150-1, 153; 4th
angel-teacher, 159, = VirSgddd, father of
Mahawai, 300-1, 311, 314
Barbelo-gnostics, 100