Abariel: Abariel is mentioned in The Key of Solomon as one of the regents of the moon. Because of this, Abariel is often invoked in rituals involving emotions, fertility, childbirth, and female mysteries. Abariel also protects people from any mishaps involving water. Abariel is a feminine-looking angel. He wears yellow robes with a blue belt. Around his neck is a heart-shaped locket.
Encyclopedia of Angels written by Richard Webster – Copyright 2009 by Richard Webster
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