A In Literature: • Peggy Christian, The Bookstore Mouse (2002) Agimagilataragi Origins: This word is of Farsi origin. Facts: Agimagilataragi is equivalent to Abracadabra, used to indicate any sort of magical occurrence. Agla "Agla!" a name of great potency. -- Katherine Kurtz, Two Crowns for America (1997) Meanings: • Angelic name -- Migene Gonzalez-Wippler, The Complete Book of Spells, Ceremonies and Magic (1988) • Divine name -- Donald Tyson, Enochian Magic for Beginners (1997) "[In the Old Testament,] Agla is a name of God that Joseph invoked when he was delivered from his brothers." -- Gustav Davidson, Dictionary of Angels: Including the Fallen Angels (1994) "[B]y the name of God Agla, which Lot heard and was saved with his family . . ." -- The Lesser Key of Solomon, quoted by Mitch Henson, Lemegeton (1999) • Earth element -- Amber Wolfe, In the Shadow of the Shaman (2004) • Eternal power; "Thou Art Mighty Forever, O Lord" "agla is written all in capital letters since it is an acronym composed of the first letters from the Hebrew words Ateh Gibor Le-olam Adonai that translate 'Thou art mighty forever, O Lord.'" -- Donald Tyson, The Magician's Workbook (200 ) • Fruitful principle of nature -- Alphonse Louis Constant (Eliphas Levi), The Key of the Mysteries (1861) • Incommunicable name "[O]bedient to him who knows how to pronounce duly the incommunicable name of Agla . . ." -- Alphonse Louis Constant (Eliphas Levi), History of Magic (191 )