Seven angels condemned in a trial conducted by a
church council in Rome in 745 during the pontificate
of Pope Zachary. The trial was undertaken because
church officials were alarmed at the rise in veneration
of angels and feared idol worship. The seven con-
demned angels were Adimus, Inias, Raguel, Sabaoc,
Simiel, Tubual, and Uriel. Bishops Adalbert and
Clement, who had advocated veneration of these
angels, were convicted of heresy and excommunicated.
The church forbade the veneration or invocation of
any angels other than those named in the Bible:
Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.
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