kaos

two-letter word, 4 by 4, 5 by 5, although Key 16 in James has a three digit number but
a four-letter word, but this appears to be an error. Not only does the meaning of these
numbers in the textual passages make no sense, I have to wonder, for instance, if darg =
6739, then what word would represent 6738 and 6740, not to mention how one might
count from 1 to 6739. If d-a-r-g = 6-7-3-9, how come d-â-o-x = 5-6-7-8? It makes no
sense to me. What is the current thinking on these numbers?
Interestingly enough, doing a web-search on “telocvovim” I came across many
references to a black metal band from Finland called “Enochian Crescent”, who have
released three albums with the word in: “Telocvovim”, “Babalon Patralx De Telocvovim”,
and “Omega Telocvovim”. That second one is “Babalon Rock of Telocvovim” (the word
patralx PATRALX occurs in the 10 th Key, but of course they’ve made up their own
Enochian phrase).
Although there is an Enochian word Luciftian (LUCIFTIAN) meaning
“ornaments of brightness” (7 th Key) and Lucíftîas (LUCIFTIAS), “brightness”,
nonetheless Telecvovim does seem to be Lucifer. As for whether Lucifer is Chaos,
given Telocvovim’s conjoining with Babalon… Curious too that one of the Enochian
words for “God” is Mad (MAD).
Some other Enochian words strike me that they may be the names of individual
beings:
Jaida: “The Highest” (Key 1) or Iaida (last word of Key 1 and also last word of Keys
11 to 18).
Ja-í-don: “All Powerful” (Key 2) or Iaidon Ioiad: “Him that Liveth Forever” (Key 2,
final word).
Iehúsoz: “His Mercies” (Key 3).
Q-có-casb: “Content of Time” (Key 5).
Jad-oiás-mômar: “Him that is, was, and shall be crowned” (Key 8) or Iad-I-as-momar.
This was the first after Babalon (Keys 6 and 19) and Telocvovim (19) to strike me as a
potential name.
Idoigo: “Him that sitteth on the Holy Throne” (Key 19).
These are just guesses on a preliminary sortie. There may be others, I’d need to examine
how the sense of the Keys is changed by regarding these and other words as names. But
you see how I’m looking at it even if the particulars aren’t sorted. Does a concordance
exist, or will I need to make one? [Ed’s note—A concordance was found at: http://
freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~cgb143/index.html] I didn’t intend to choose mainly
the ones beginning with an “i” (Iad is another word for God), but it’s interesting it
turned out that way.
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