Loagaeth
Loagaeth is derived from the Angelical language, which was revealed to John Dee and Edward Kelley in the late 16th century. The term itself can be interpreted as "Speech given at creation" or "Speech concerning creation." This suggests a profound connection to the origins of existence and divine communication.
Liber Loagaeth, which translates to "The Book of the Divine Speech of God." This text is central to the Enochian system of magic, which Dee and Kelley claimed was a language of angels.
Loagaeth, which is the name of the 6th text of Dee’s Liber Mysteriorium work, written entirely in “angelic” language.
When receiving this book, Dee was told the following by the angels: ”God shall make clear when it pleaseth him: & open all the secrets of wisdom when he unlocketh. Therefore seek not to know the mysteries of this book, til the very hour that he shall call thee. For then shall his power be so full amongst you, that the flesh shall not be perceived, in respect of his great glory." (April 18, 1583)
"Out of this, shall be restored the holy books, which have perished even from the beginning, and from the first that lived And herein shall be deciphered perfect truth from imperfect falsehood, True religion from false and damnable errors, With all arts; which are proper to the use of man, the first and sanctified perfection: Which when it hath spread a While, THEN COMMETH THE END." (May 5, 1583)