I really, *really* enjoyed this work. _A Dictionary of Angels_ outlines many, if not most, of the angels in popular and obscure religious thought. It covers the "also known as" aspect, history of the angel, origins of the myths where possible....it's the most complete and useful book I've picked up on the subject. Not bad for choosing names for household pets, either I highly recommend this book to anyone with even the slightest interest in angels.

This book is an amazing collection of information on everything and anything to do with angels. From comparisons of names across various texts and religions, to an easy alphabetical listing of angels and their roles, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in angels, occult, and celestial magicks. It has such a solid foundation of information that one can't help but learn a great deal from a reading of it, added to it's wonderful use as a reference-at-hand guide.

I was simply floored with this book and highly recommend it to any magicakal reference library.

Having spent the last 25 years studying angels, and spirits, I happily recommend this reprinted book, A Dictionary Of Angels. The author, Gustav Davidson, provides information from biblical, kabbalistic, and magical sources, as well as the poetic.

You will find thousands of angels listed in this dictionary of angels, and plenty of little known information.

I recommend it for the curious, and for the serious student of angels. Many hours of enjoyment will be had.