Celestial Alphabet (reference article)

This is a Wikipedia reference article rather than independent scholarship, and this record holds it at the tier appropriate to a collaboratively edited encyclopedia entry: it is cited here narrowly for facts that are themselves well documented and checkable in the cited article, Agrippa's authorship of the alphabet, its twenty two characters based on Hebrew letter names, and the tradition's own claim that the script passed from God through the angels to men, a claim stated here as the tradition's own account rather than as an established historical fact. Use it for these specific, checkable points about the Celestial Alphabet's attribution and form; a claim needing deeper manuscript or transmission history should be checked against a dedicated scholarly source on Renaissance occult alphabets, since a general encyclopedia article is not that source.