Enochian
Glossary
4 words. Each one is a meaning somebody has recorded, with where to check it. This is not a dictionary and it is not going to become one quickly: the corpus runs to about two hundred and fifty words, over half of them appearing exactly once, and the full word index in print is a modern editor's copyrighted work that lists where words occur without saying what they mean.
The words
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Babalond wicked, harlot
Laycock, The Complete Enochian Dictionary (1978), p. 42
Resembles Babylon, and is the root behind the later Thelemic Babalon.
The Complete Enochian Dictionary , First edition (Askin, 1978); reissued by Weiser, 1994 and 2001 — p. 42In copyright: locator only, no quote. The page is the one cited for this gloss by the English Wikipedia article "Enochian" (revision 1362537656); the book itself has not been consulted here, and this note says so rather than letting the citation imply otherwise.
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Luciftias brightness
Laycock, The Complete Enochian Dictionary (1978), p. 42
Laycock notes the resemblance to Lucifer, the light-bearer, and treats the likeness to biblical names as a feature of the corpus rather than a coincidence.
The Complete Enochian Dictionary , First edition (Askin, 1978); reissued by Weiser, 1994 and 2001 — p. 42In copyright: locator only, no quote. The page is the one cited for this gloss by the English Wikipedia article "Enochian" (revision 1362537656); the book itself has not been consulted here, and this note says so rather than letting the citation imply otherwise.
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Ol I
A True & Faithful Relation (1659), p. 199
From the angel Illemese's account of the Calls: the first Call begins "Ol Sonf", "I raign".
The spiritual diaries of John Dee , A True & Faithful Relation of What Passed for Many Yeers Between Dr. John Dee and Some Spirits — 1659 edition, Wellcome scan leaf 290“Ol Sonf, I raign.”
Read off https://archive.org/details/b30324282_0002/page/n290.
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Sonf reign
A True & Faithful Relation (1659), p. 199
The second word of the same phrase.
The spiritual diaries of John Dee , A True & Faithful Relation of What Passed for Many Yeers Between Dr. John Dee and Some Spirits — 1659 edition, Wellcome scan leaf 290“Ol Sonf, I raign.”
Read off https://archive.org/details/b30324282_0002/page/n290.
