Beburos

Beburos appears only within the narrative context of the Greek Apocalypse of Ezra (also titled Revelation of Esdras / Revelation of Ezra in modern collections). In that apocryphal/pseudepigraphal text the name is disclosed to Esdras as part of a list of nine heavenly agents who will rule at the end of the world. The supplied materials contain no narrative of Beburos’ prior origin, deeds, or biography; the attestation is limited to the listing within the Apocalypse’s eschatological schema.

No physical, iconographic, or descriptive traits are recorded for Beburos in the supplied sources. The primary attestation in the Greek Apocalypse of Ezra names Beburos among a roster of angels but provides no sensory description, and modern reference glossaries and encyclopedias likewise reproduce the name without depiction.

The only specific functional detail in the sources is Beburos’ inclusion among the nine who "will govern 'at the end of the world'" in the Greek Apocalypse of Ezra, which implies a role as an eschatological ruler or office‑holder in the final ordering of the cosmos. The sources do not enumerate particular powers, duties, modes of action, interactions with humans, or other abilities (such as healing, judgement, message‑bearing) attributable to Beburos beyond this collective governing assignment.