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Maybe it's some sort of single-spell mod that specifically adds this one spell? Or one of the cheat mods that add OP spells.
help "reanimate x"
If nothing comes up, try other variations until you find it. The name of a spell isn't always identical to what its labeled in the game files.
Next to the spell, you should see a mixture of numbers and letters. The first two are dictated by where the mod the spell is coming from is in your load order. Keep in mind, its in hexadecimal. So if its say '10', that's not the tenth mod, its the sixteenth.
This is how you determine where anything is coming from. Hopefully you're using a mod manager, which should have the index of the mod listed which each mod enabled. Keep in mind, only mods that have esp, esm, or esl files get one. Simple replacers do not. Since this is a mod spell, it should in theory require an esp or esm file, even if its simply renaming or altering a vanilla spell.
He's not asking if there's such a spell in general, he's asking which mod the spell called "Reanimate X"is from. The "X" is part of the spell's name, which is clearly not a vanilla spell.
For example, the "reanimate lesser undead" spell won't be able to reanimate a high level bandit.