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The Complete Enochian Dictionary
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A linguist's dictionary and grammatical description of the angelic material, and the standard reference for it. Laycock counts about 250 words in the corpus, over half of them appearing exactly once, and reads the Loagaeth material as distinct from the language of the Calls.
The work every later discussion of Enochian vocabulary and pronunciation rests on, including the glosses in this section's glossary.
Cited for 2 sourced claims here, among them correspondences of .