Gabuthelon is attested only within the textual context of the Greek Apocalypse of Ezra (also titled the Revelation of Esdras), where the name is presented as one of nine angelic names that were "revealed to Esdras." The tradition as represented by the surviving texts gives no mythic biography, family relations, or narrative episodes for Gabuthelon beyond its listing among the end‑time governors.
The provided sources do not supply any physical description, iconography, or visual attributes for Gabuthelon. Standard references and summaries that mention the name record only its inclusion in the angelic roster and offer no clothing, form, or imagery associated with the figure.
The only role ascribed to Gabuthelon in the available materials is membership in a group of nine angels who "will govern 'at the end of the world.'" The sources do not detail specific powers, deeds, interactions with humans, or other behaviors, and no additional functional attributes are preserved.
Weaknesses
- otherNo weaknesses attested in sources
Wards
- otherNo wards or protective measures attested in sources
Michael
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Gabriel
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Arphugitonos
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Beburos
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Gaap
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Gabija
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Gabriel
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Gadrel
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Gagana
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Gagoze
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- [1]Gabuthelon. Wikipedia, entry 'Gabuthelon' (summary of attestations in Revelation of Esdras)wiki
- [2]Revelation of Esdras (Greek Apocalypse of Ezra). Translation and text of the Greek Apocalypse of Ezra listing the nine angelic names revealed to Esdrasliterary
- [3]Beburos (glossary entry noting roster). Glossary entry reproducing the angelic roster that includes Gabuthelonother
- [4]Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII (includes related pseudepigraphal texts). Collection of early Christian writings and related material; context for pseudepigraphal apocalyptic literatureacademic
- [5]Wikidata: Gabuthelon. Wikidata item summarizing attestationsother