I assume the fallen angels you're using are the ones Peter Binsfeld came up with in 1589?

Wikipedia wrote:

Lucifer: arrogance (pride)
Leviathan: envy
Satan: wrath
Belphegor: sloth (laziness)
Mammon: avarice (greed)
Beelzebub: gluttony
Asmodeus: lust

To my (admittedly limited) knowledge, they have no direct counterparts in the heavenly host. Not to mention that Satan semi-equals Beelzebub, Asmodeus and Lucifer. (Restraining urge to go on Lucifer rant!)

One place I know there's a direct counter between archangels and fallen angels are in the Holy and Unholy Sefiroth. But the catch is there's 10 of each, not seven.

Each sefiroth is associate with an archangel and fallen angel set in opposition:

Archangel    -    Sefiroth    -    Fallen Angel
Metatron      -   Crown       -    Thaumiel
Raziel          -   Wisdom     -    Chaigidiel
Tzaphqiel  - Understanding -    Sheireil
Tzadqiel      -     Mercy        -     Gog Sheklah
Khamael     -    Strength    -    Golab
Mikhael      -    Beauty       -    Togarini
Haniel        -     Victory      -    Harab Serap
Raphel       -     Splendor   -    Sammael
Gabriel       -    Foundation -    Gamaliel
Shekinah    -    Kingdom    -    Lilith

Of course, they don't properly link up with the Virtues/Sins at all.

There are seven major archangels, though they aren't directly associated with the seven virtues. And just who they are is also debatable. A Dictionary of Angels has nine differing lists for them. (According to: Ethiopic Enoch, Hebrew Enoch, Testament of Solomon, Christian Gnostics, Gregory the Great, Pseudo-Dionysius, Geonic Lore, Talismanic Magic and The Heirarchy of the Blessed Angels) For an example, the Testament of Solomon list goes as such:

1. Mikael
2. Gabriel
3. Uriel
4. Sabrael
5. Arael
6. Iaoth
7. Adonael

Then there's the celestial order of angels called Virtues, which isn't a correlation to the Seven Virtures but shares the name. In that, the ruling princes are: Uzziel, Gabriel, Michael, Peliel, Barbiel, Sabriel, Haniel, Hamaliel, Tarshish. (Of course there's nine of them, so probably not helpful.)

There's also seven angels and seven archangels (sometimes overlapping) for the days of the week. And Seven angelic governors of the seven planets. And... I'll stop now.

Honestly, depending on what you want this for, I'd suggest just making up something that sounds good. That's all Binsfeld did!

Happy to help! Any excuse I have to pull out A Dictionary of Angels is a good one.

Syuo wrote:

(as long as its truthfull) *gives wary look*

Well, what is truthful? The truth is that Lucifer's an angel up in Heaven, not one of the fallen angels. But that's not the widely accepted version of what Lucifer has become. When it comes to angels, the truth is just whatever someone convinced people it was. (Which sounds like a very devious thing to me.)

All I can say is, the information I have wasn't made up by me. Whether Gustav Davidson or any of his sources are telling the divine truth is hard to know.

Since I haven't bored you yet, the angels and archangels for the days of the week are given as:

Monday: Archangel - Gabriel / Angel - Gabriel
Tuesday: Archangel - Khamael / Angel - Zamael
Wednesday: Archangel - Michael / Angel - Raphael
Thursday: Archangel - Tzaphiel / Angel - Sachiel
Friday: Archangel - Haniel / Angel - Anael
Saturday: Archangel - Tzaphiel / Angel - Cassiel
Sunday: Archangel - Raphael / Angel - Michael

And the governors of the seven planets:

According to Al-Barceloni:

Raphael - the Sun
Aniel - Venus
Michael - Mercury
Gabriel - the Moon
Kafziel - Saturn
Zadkiel - Jupiter
Sammael - Mars

According to Barrett, The Magus:

The Sun - Raphael or Michael
Venus - Anael or Haniel
Mercury - Michael or Raphael
The Moon - Gabriel
Saturn- Zaphiel or Orifiel
Jupiter - Zadkiel or Zachariel
Mars - Camael or Zamael

Also the angel Rahatiel is Chief of the Planets

The angels of punishment:

1. Kushiel (rigid one of God)
2. Lahatiel (flaming one of God)
3. Shoftiel (judge of God)
4. Makatiel (plague of God)
5. Hutriel (rod of God)
6. Pusiel or Puriel (fire of God)
7. Rogziel (wrath of God)

The archangeles of punishment:

1. Kezef (angel of wrath and destruction)
2. Af (angel of anger and the death of mortals)
3. Hemah (angel over the death of domestic animals)
4. Mashhit (angel over the death of children)
5. Meshabber (angel over the death of animals [non-domestic, I'm assuming])

And, because Silent Hill in part got me interested in this stuff, and used a number of these:

The seals of the seven angels who rule over the one hundred ninety six provinces of heaven:

Seal of Aratron, the alchemist, who commanded seventeen million six hundred and fourty thousand spirits.

Seal of Bethor, who commanded twenty-nine thousand legions of spirits. 

Seal of Phaleg, the War-Lord.

Seal of Och, the alchemist, physician and magician.

Seal of Hagith, transmuter of metals, and commander of four thousand legions of spirits.

Seal of Ophiel, who commanded one hundred thousand legions of spirits.

Seal of Phul, lord of the powers of the Moon and supreme lord of the waters.

(Images taken from here.)

I must purchase this book.

Go get it!

Gio, Ragnarok... my wallet hates you

Mybrain, however, wants to bear your babies The book is so damn comprehensive!

Giovanna wrote:

DO IT. Wait a few hundred years and they'll publish you as an informed source just like the other dead guys.

These "informed" sources seem to have made it up as they go along!

Belphegor for instance, isn't lazy. He's an inventor demon who inspires people to create things (a la technology is evil, I guess.) Or else he's closer to the sin of greed, enticing people to invent in the pursuit of wealth. Why Binsfeld assigned him to Sloth I don't know, but he seems to be alone in that, save those who took his list for granted.

I've been trying to come up with plausible connections and I'm three for seven right now. Far too pleased with myself for Pride/Humility. Envy underwent a lot of tweaking.

But if, centuries later, people read my stuff and say "What the HELL? This guy didn't know what he was talking about!" it'll all be worth it.