Enêpsigos is an angel mentioned in the Testament of Solomon 64: 1-7 where King Solomon asked Enêpsigos which angel she was frustrated by. However, Enêpsigos refers to herself as a goddess, replying back, "I undergo changes, like the goddess I am called". Enêpsigos is also linked to "ancient forms of the Triple Goddesses" and is distinguished as being able to shape shift into a goddess as one of her forms. Enêpsigos' three forms are in correlation with the moon's waxing, full, and new phases. Enêpsigos' most cited form is a woman with two heads. She can also take the form of the Greek Titan Kronos. There is a pattern of triplicity associated with Enêpsigos as she is bounded with triple-link chains by King Solomon.