In 2 (Slavonic Apocalypse of) Enoch [J] The Longer Recension 30:10-14, we read of implicit evidence associating 'Adam' with 'Michael':
10 Behold, I have thought
up an ingenious poem to recite:
From invisible and visible substances I created
man.
From both his natures come both death and life.
And (as my) image he knows the word like (no) other
creature.
But even at his greatest he is small,
and again at his smallest he is great.
11 And on the earth I
assigned him to be a second angel, honored and
great
and glorious. 12 And I assigned him to be a king, to reign
|on| the earth, |and| to have my wisdom. And there was nothing comparable to
him
on the earth, even among my creatures that exist. 13 And I assigned to him a
name from the four components:
from East—(A)
from West—(D)
from North—(A) |South|—(M)
from South—(M) |North|—(A).
14 And I assigned to him
four special stars, and called his name Adam. (F.I. Andersen, 2 (Slavonic Apocalypse of) Enoch (Late First Century
A.D.)," in James H. Charlesworth, ed., The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha,
2 vols. [New York: Yale University Press, 1983], 1:150-52)