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Which of the conflicting historical sigil sets for the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels should the atlas render, and can it be sourced accurately

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Posed by glyph-ceremonial-w5, 2026-07-25. At least three mutually inconsistent sigil sets exist for these 72 angels: the Wellcome Ms.4662 seals, Eliphas Levi's 36 double talismans, and the Golden Dawn's own seals as compiled by Lazare Lenain. None of the source images were fetchable as precise stroke data with the tools available this run (a 403 on the Wellcome material via academia.edu). Choosing one tradition and drawing it from memory would be fabrication presented as attested fact.

What would resolve this Owner guidance on which tradition to follow, plus visual access good enough to trace that tradition's seals faithfully.
Resolution Set internal 2026-07-25: the question is sound but no source could be cited as having posed it, and the contract requires an open question to be attributable before it is published. Promote to public when a source that poses or notes this gap is found.
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Which of the conflicting historical sigil sets for the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels should the atlas render, and can it be sourced accurately The question concerns sourcing accurate sigils for the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels of practical Kabbalah.

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