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===Origin=== | ===Origin=== | ||
Satanael is an archangel mentioned in [[wikipedia:2_Enoch|Slavonic Enoch]], a text used by the Bogomils, a neo-Gnostic sect in medieval Bulgaria. According to this text, Satanael led the fallen angels to rebel against God; because of his role in this variation, some believe it is the name of Satan before he was cast out of Heaven by God and is considered an interpretation of [[Lucifer]]. | Satanael is an archangel mentioned in [[wikipedia:2_Enoch|Slavonic Enoch]], a text most notably used by the Bogomils, a neo-Gnostic sect in medieval Bulgaria. According to this text, Satanael led the fallen angels to rebel against God; because of his role in this variation, some believe it is the name of Satan before he was cast out of Heaven by God and is considered an interpretation of [[Lucifer]]. | ||
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