Cherubim (Kerubim) as the received planetary tables have it, with the same caveat that attaches to the intelligence of this sphere: Agrippa's scale of ten gives Jupiter's Chesed the Hasmallim, not the Kerubim.
He-Samekh-Mem-Aleph-Lamed, 5 + 60 + 40 + 1 + 30, summing to 136 like the intelligence's name, and traced on the same four-by-four square. The character is printed in Agrippa's plate beside the characters of Jupiter and of Iophiel, and it is the one of the three that later handbooks reproduce most often, because the name is the easiest of the three to spell.
Agrippa's spirit is the sphere's material or malevolent face: the same Jupiter, worked with the planet unfortunate, which the chapter says makes a tyrant, proud, ambitious, unsatisfiable, and brings a man to an ill ending. That is the office — the beneficence of the intelligence inverted, not a separate jurisdiction. The later handbooks that give Hismael charge of wealth, of the discovery of treasure or of the spirits of the air are extrapolating from the planet.
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