In his vellum Goetia, Crowley crossed out “Paphro” (the original Greek had Φαπρο), and inserted “Apophrasz”. Crowley gave an alternate reading for “Paphro Osorronophris” as “Apophi-Asar-un-Nefer,” which parallels Crowley’s note to “Osorronophris.” The Yorke Goetia has the reading Crowley later used in “Liber Samekh,” “Ptah-Apophorasz-Ra.”
Betz believes this word is Pharaoh.