Compraehensive Correlative Mutual Alignments of Sequential Events in Major Mythologic Systems Worldwide, part 7.2
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CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVES (Q[uellen] Eu-angelion); TNaK (S^muw>el); E`IREISH MYTH (VMDB) |
HELLENIC STANDARD SEQUENCE (Apollodoros) OF MYTHIC EVENTS [forwards sequence]; TEHUACAN SEQUENCE (Caudex Borgianus Mexicanus) |
CHINESE STANDARD SEQUENCE (Mountains and Seas Classic) OF MYTHIC LOCALITIES [backwards sequence] |
NIMIIPUU MYTH ("MNPI") [backwards]; SCHITSU’UMSH MYTH (ACAIM) [forwards] |
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"Afterwards also came the other virgins" (Matthaios 25:11). {Queen-goddess with her 17 adult daughters (VMDB, 28)} |
{12 danceresses enter maw of earth-monster (CBM, p. 39).} |
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"received five talents ..., and made them other five talents." (Matthaios 25:16) [5 * 5 = 25] {<UZZA> [Strong's 5797 \<oz\ 'boldness'] "put forth his hand to the ark of >lohiym, and took hold of it" (2nd S^muw>el 6:6) boldly. [The ark contained tablets, or scrolls, of writing.]} |
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{U`GAine Mo`r (DCeM, q.v.) had "twenty-five children" : cf., in rN~in-ma, various sets of 25 persons, typically disclosing secret books].} |
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"is betrayed to be crucified." (Matthaios 26:2) {"Yahweh had made a breach upon [the body of] <uzza>" (2nd S^muw>el 6:8).} |
{Piercing of limb-joints of a black god is enacted in CBM, p. 40.} |
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"his penis stretched out and pricked his elbow. Soon his elbow swelled up large. Coyote took his bone awl and opened the swelling and a little boy came out."("MNPI", p. 20) |
"the woman having ... ointment ... poured it on his head" (Matthaios 26:7). {"Miykal, S^a>uwl's daughter, looked through a window, and saw king Dawiyd ...; and she despised him" (2nd S^muw>el 6:16).} {aboard ship, Maol Du`in (LI, q.v., p. 334a) is seized, via a string-clew, tossed by woman} |
{god is seized via his tress-forelock by a skull-headed goddess (CBM, p. 40)} |
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"this is my blood of the new testament ... for many" (Matthaios 26:28). {And he dealt ... a flagon of wine." (2nd S^muw>el 6:19)} {sipped red berry-juice (VMDB, 29)} |
{divine couple each sip red blood (CBM, p. 41)} |
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"All ye shall be offended because of me" (Matthaios 26:31). {"as one of the vain fellows shamelessly" (2nd S^muw>el 6:20).} |
{6 floppy-footed persons emerge (CBM, p. 42)} |
"it has six feet ... and ... |
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"before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice." (Matthaios 26:34) {"When the feathers were removed, the old bird bathed itself in a large lake." (VMDB, 30)} |
{laughing god in black (vulture?)-winged vat (CBM, p. 42)} "Remus saw six vultures, whereas ... |
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"washed his hands before the multitude" (Matthaios 27:24). {Afterwards, Ma`el Du`in himself bathed, achieving perpetual rejuvenation. (loc cit)} |
{singing (rejoicing) man in skull-faced cauldron (senility abolished?). (CBM, p. 42)} |
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"a reed {as measuring-rod?} in his right hand" (Matthaios 27:29). {they "took Meteg ['bridle'] ha->ammah ['the measure']" (2nd S^muw>el 8:1).} |
{on horizontal [cf. bridle] stalk extended from its socket is eye; while |
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"They gave him vinegar ... : and ... he ... tasted" (Matthaios 27:34). {"To<iy" (2nd S^muw>el 8:9). [\ta<ta<a\ 'to stammer' (DMWA, p. 114b)]} |
tongue sheweth its apertures (as if they were stammering it), in the face of monstrous leopard-pelt-wearing deity (CBM, p. 43).} |
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"he saw two eyes in the air ...; it was Wildcat." ("MNPI", p. 19). |
{"H.mat [Strong's 2574 'walled']" (2nd S^muw>el 8:9).} {Circular rampart (city-wall) revolving, interior of city visible through city-gate. (VMDB, 32)} |
{large disk emitting only one ray [single ray of illumination = unique view through city-gate], generating |
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{single cup (for drinking from) is retained by renunciate pilgrim. (VMDB, 33)} |
an egg (white ovoid with yellow interior) [Manda<iy "egg-of-life of the Great Father"], which is thus |
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"they saw only one egg left." ("MNPI", p. 19) [Shell of ostrich-egg can be utilized as drinking-cup in Kalahari.] |
"sent Yow-ram" (2nd S^muw>el 8:10). [Strong's 7311 \ruwm\ 'to exalt, to extoll' {: a witty, clever way for extolling is to call someone a "good egg"}] "gat a name from ... Gey>-Melah. ('valley of salt')." (2nd S^muw>el 8:13) [This would be a figurative appellation, such as (DMWA, p.1080a) \mustaMLAH.\ 'witty, clever'.] |
disclosed to star-covered nude goddess (CBM, p. 43). [cf. star-covered TL-MRJ nude goddess NW-t, whose nudity might allude to the natural embarrassement of anyone being extolled, in not in modestly witty, clever terms]} |
{"thou ... goddess Nut! ... I keep guard over the Egg" ("NSGMG" -- WB:BD). [\NW-t\ may be cognate with (DMWA, p. 1188a) \NaWaha\ 'to praise, laud, extoll']} |
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{"H.eyLaM ... H.eLa>M" (2nd S^muw>el 10:16-17).} [N.B. : \H.eyLaM\ is \MeLa.H\ with its consonants spelled backwardsly.] |
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"Let him which is on the housetop not come down" (Matthaios 24:17). {"from the roof he saw a oman washing herself ... . ... Is this not Bat-s^eba< ['daughter seven' {lucky number?}] ...?" (2nd S^muw>el 11:3).} "casting lots" (Matthaios 27:35). |
{Cf. men who, successively, from atop city-wall of the City of Brass, espied beautiful women, seemingly at a water-pool (1001 Nights).} |
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"he [>ab-s^alowm] ... forced her [Tamar], and lay with her." (2nd S^muw>el 13:14) |
{God (flying while wearing vampirebat-suit) is transporting an extracted divine heart (CBM, p. 44).} |
{"Among the Kogi ... bats are associated with ... deflowering." (G&Sh, p. 268)} {"expression "ruined by a bat" is ... a deflowered virgin." (B-MZ, p. 120)} |
"to cut out a piece of Coyote's flesh and place it" ("MNPI", p. 19). |
"Cast the net ..., and now they were not able to draw it for the multitude of fishes. (Ioannes 21:6) {">ab-s^alowm hath slain all the king's sons" (2nd S^muw>el 13:30).} [Cf. Maori expression \ika\ (litterally 'fish') for 'first warrior slain in a battle'.] |
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"Its name is the join-join fish." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7) |
"the animals ate up all the fish." ("MNPI", p. 19) "He got many fish but all were abnormal ; some were halves, some quarters" (ACAIM, p. 178) [These fractions needed being joined together.] |
{">ab-s^alowm fled, and went to Talmay ['furrowed' (ploughed to sow oats?) : Strong's 8525 \telem\ 'furrow'], |
["on the Aventine {named for \avena\ 'oat'} ... |
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the son of ... the king of Gs^uwr ['bridge']." (2nd S^muw>el 13:38)} "tarry till I come [i.e., "til Kingdom come", viz., in perpetuity]" (Ioannes 21:23). |
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{Cf. (Kojiki and Nihon-gi) Bridge-of-Heaven, whence drippings from rod congealed into islands (which as yet remain / tarry).} |
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Remus saw six vultures ... . |
"It has six feet and a bird's tail." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7) |
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"sent to Tqowa< [Strong's 8619 'trumpet']" (2nd S^muw>el 14:2). |
The gods ... decided in favour of the Palatine" (DCM, s.v. "Remus", p. 403a). {cf. \PALud-\ 'swamp, marsh' and also |
"Its name is Deep Marsh." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7) {"This marsh is frequented by ... the trumpet bird" (TCAT, vol. 1, p. 435).} |
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"he girt his fisher's cloak unto him" (Ioannes 21:7). {"he polled his head ... hair" (2nd S^muw>el 14:26) [for cloak?].} |
\PALudamentum\ 'military general's cloak'}] |
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"go and set it on fire" (2nd S^muw>el 14:30). |
"a certain brand on the hearth remained unburned. She ... snatched the brand from the fire, |
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"He built a fire on the ground" ("MNPI", p. 19). |
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extinguishing it with a pitcherful of water" (GM @80.a). |
"an area ... where the water jets up." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7). |
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"saying, When ye hear the sound {TOCSin} of the trumpet, then ye shall ..." (2nd S^muw>el 15:10). |
TOXeus is (GM @80.a) half-brother to (born from the same mother, Althaia, as) |
{TAKS.a (PE, q.v.) is brother of Pus.kara. |
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"And >h.iy-topel said unto >ab-s^alowm, Go in unto thy father's concubines" (2nd S^muw>el 16:21). |
Mele-agros ('guinea-fowl'). {Cf. bird-suit-wearing black god, poised hovering over goddess having curved palpels of spideress (CBM, p. 44).} |
This Pus.kara can relate with [because they reside together at Pus.kara tirtha (PE, s.v. "Astika 1)", p. 94a)] that husband of Jarat-karu's who beareth her name.} |
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{"Moreover >h.iy-topel said unto >ab-s^alowm, ... Dawiyd ... is ... weak-handed" (2nd S^muw>el 17:2).} |
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[\pus.kara\ 'tip of elephant's trunk' (not feeble, it is similar to a mobile finger).] |
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{"And H.uws^ay said unto >ab-s^alowm, The counsel that >h.iy-topel hath given is not good" (2nd S^muw>el 17:7).} |
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{">h.iy-topel saw that his counsel was not [viz., not any longer] followed" (2nd S^muw>el 17:23).} |
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[\jarat\ 'no longer in use' + \karu\ 'one who praiseth'] |
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{"the daughter of Nah.as^" (2nd S^muw>el 17:25)} {"the son of Nah.as^" (2nd S^muw>el 17:27)} [Strong's 5175 'serpent / snake'] |
{Descending from sky : wind-headed smoke-serpent sustaining (as if tablet-text for colloquy via \qowl\ 'voice') linear-holed |
"there are big snakes." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7) |
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"qaliy ... qaliy." (2nd S^muw>el 17:28) [Strong's 7039 : 'parched ... parched.'] [cf. Strong's 7052 \QLOQEL\ 'lightweight'] |
white trapezoid (praesumably a block of drilled ice). (CBM, p. 45)} |
{N.B. : ice is notably (geminated \QL\) "lightweight" , readily floating on water] |
"Everything was ice from the river to the house." (ACAIM, pp. 178-179) |
{"caught hold of the terebinth, and |
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"sat down beside a tree in the shade." ("MNPI", p. 18) |
was taken up between Earth and Heaven" (2nd S^muw>el 18:9).} [Thus mediating, alike unto banners, betwixt existential Planes-of-Growth.] |
for banners (CBM, p. 45)}
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"[Mele-agros] ..., ... the best javelin thrower in [Hellad-], |
a javelin once thrown by [Romulus]" (DCM, s.v. "Romulus", p. 408b).} |
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Iesous Khristos queerly and idiosyncratically accounteth >ab-raham, Yis.h.aq, and Ya<qob as being not dead, but as-of-yet membres "of the living." (Matthaios 22:32) |
might still be alive but for ... ." (GM @80.b) |
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"an old man who had smallpox." ("MNPI", p. 18) [If it had not been for smallpox, AmerIndians would as of yet be in paramount occupation of all the Americas.] |
"sword shall pierce through ... the thoughts of many hearts" (Loukas 2:35). [remaining living although thrust-through] {"three darts ... thrust ... through the heart ... yet alive" (2nd S^muw>el 18:14).} [Is the mother of >ab-s^alowm, namely Ma<kah, implied?] |
"[Mele-agros] had married Idas's daughter [Kle[w]o-patra]" (GM @80.d){, whose mother (DCM, s.v. "Oebalus 1"; GM @74.c) Arene [\aren\ 'lamb'] must be the "little lamb whose fleece was white as snow ... followed her to ..."}. |
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"he had put ... to silence" (Matthaios 22:34). {"In that thou lovest thine enemies, thou hatest thy friends." (2nd S^muw>el 19:6) [Asserted in order to squelch possible objections.] |
"declared ... that unless they withdrew their objection ..." (GM @80.d). |
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"They dived, the canoe with all its occupants, just as they were." (ACAIM, p. 178) [submergence = squelching of objections?] |
"Thou shalt love ... hang all the law" (Matthaios 22:39-40). {"he bowed the heart of all" (2nd S^muw>el 19:14).} |
"The truth was that [Mele-agros] ... now ... felt a sudden love for [Atlante]" (GM @80.d). |
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The boy and Water Monster Woman had a child." (ACAIM, p. 178) [a strange object of love] |
"Sit thou ... till I make ... thy footstool" (Matthaios 22:44). [A footstool is usually made woodenly.]
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"[Hulaios ('Woody')] and |
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"the wood was from trees belonging to the poplar family"(ACAIM, p. 179). |
{"an ass ... I may ride" (2nd S^muw>el 19:26).} |
[Rhaikos (\rhoikos\ 'bow-legged')]" (GM @80.f). {Sitting habitually on horseback can make oneself bow-legged.} |
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{"thy servant Kimham" (2nd S^muw>el 19:37). [Strong's 3642 \kamahh\ "to pine after"]} |
"drove ... up a tree" (GM @80.g) [up a pine tree?]
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"grievous to be borne ... on men's shoulders" (Matthaios 23:4). {"<mas`a> ['burthensome'] ... tarried" (2nd S^muw>el 20:5).} |
"[Iphi-klees] alone contriving to graze its shoulder." (GM @80.g) |
"heel" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:7). [\<aqeb\ 'heel' cognate (Strong's 6118-6119) with "lier in wait", as happened to <mas`a> (20:10).] |
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"But be ye not called Rabbiy" (Matthaios 23:8) : i.e., do disregard this officious title. {"son of Bikriy" (2nd S^muw>el 20:19) [Strong's 1069 \bakar\ 'to assign birthright' : nevertheless, this son was disregarded (20:21)] |
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{"Arjuna disregarded that order and |
{"they cut off the head ..., and cast it out"(2nd S^muw>el 20:22).} [with \BIkRIy\, cf. English (besides \BIrthRIght\,) \BoaR\?] |
After "[Amphi-araos] had succeeded in blinding", a "javelin ... [Mele-agros] also flung and transfixed ... the boar" (GM @80.g). |
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shot the boar." (MBh, "Vana Parvan" 3 -- WL118395) |
"ye devour ... houses" (Matthaios 23:14). {"Then there was a famine" (2nd S^muw>el 21:1).} |
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{Mourning for the slain is extended "until water dropped upon them out of heaven" (2nd S^muw>el 21:10).} |
As regardeth who "drew first blood" (GM @80.g), |
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In aestimating relative significance of oaths, doctrinaires |
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"Mount Tiptoe[-]" |
"With his arms upraised and standing on his tiptoes, he continued his austerities." (MBh, "Vana Parvan" 3 -- WL118395)} |
do award sanctity to mere "gold" (Matthaios 23:16-19). {"We will have no silver nor gold" (2nd S^muw>el 21:4).} |
Mele-agros austerely awarded his much-valued prize (GM @80.g). |
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Plexi-[h]ippos [\plexis\ 'plaiting'] |
"mat rushes." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:6) [These can be plaited to make a mat.] |
"Fox went out and hired four bushes, one whose branches were tangled, one with braided branches" (ACAIM, p. 179). |
{Several Gibboriym are slain (2nd S^muw>el 21:17-21), including : |
and his younger brother are slain (GM @80.h). |
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Yis^bow b-Nob ['dwelling his in fruit'] (2nd S^muw>el 21:16).} |
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"peach and plum" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:6). |
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"mint and anise and cummin" (Matthaios 23:23). |
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{One of their slayers is (21:18) Sibbkay ['copse-like'].} |
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"the thorn branch passed him" (ACAIM, p. 182). |
"strain at a gnat" (Matthaios 23:24). {"a Kruwb ... did fly" (2nd S^muw>el 22:11).} |
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"he ran into the pine needles and burst. The blood flew all over and a whole lot of mosquitoes flew out." (ACAIM, p. 183) |
"That upon you shall come all the righteous blood shed upon the earth ... |
"The [Erinues ('Retaliatresses')] instructed ... to take the unburned brand ... and cast it on the fire. |
"Mount Chief[-]child." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:6) |
Chief-Child-of-the-Root "set ... afire" "all the awls", their deaths resulting in their being reduced to useful tools (ACAIM, p. 59). |
between the temple and the altar." (Matthaios 23:35) {"over a wall" (2nd S^muw>el 22:30).} |
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[Mele-agros] felt a sudden scorching of his inwards" (GM @80.i). |
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{"Heated by his asceticism, the world is smoking in all directions." (MBh, "Vana Parvan" 3 -- WL118395)} |
"ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars" (Matthaios 24:6). {"he teacheth my hands to war" (2nd S^muw>el 22:35).} |
"She answered : Any suitor ... must ... let me kill him." (GM @80.j) |
"Mount Halberd[-]shoot." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:5) |
Salmon was shot in the war between the Land and Water Animals : |
{"Thou hast enlarged my steps under me; so that my feet did not slip." (2nd S^muw>el 22:37)} |
"[Atalante] stooped ... and reached the winning-post just behind Melanion." (GM @80.k) |
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"she [Meadowlark] went with him |
{"the tower of salvation" (2nd S^muw>el 22:51).} |
"by a precinct of Zeus {Zeus is often designated \Pater\ 'Father'; "inside" = "Mid"}, ... to come inside ... . |
"Mount Mid[-]father." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:4) |
to Wolf's house. ...
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"ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation ... stand in the holy place" (Matthaios 24:15). {"must be fenced with iron" (2nd S^muw>el 23:7).} |
Vexed that his precinct had been defiled, Zeus |
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Soon Wolf's song was heard, "... the roof of the house stinks; it must be Salmon." ...
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{"a lion in the midst of the pit in the time of snow" (2nd S^muw>el 23:20).} |
changed them both into lions" (GM @80.l). |
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List (2nd S^muw>el 23:24-39) of the 37 mighty men, who epitomize Yis`ra>el {much as Astika is epitome of Varn.a-as`rama Dharma}. |
"[Atalante] had ... born [Mele-agros] a child called [Partheno-paios] |
{"Manasa[-]devi gave birth to a son ... named Astika." (PE, s.v. "Astika 1)", p. 94b)} |
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"Let them ... flee into the mountains" (Matthaios 24:16). |
which she exposed on the ... hill" (GM @80.l). |
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"Neither let him ... return back" (Matthaios 24:18) : |
Phokos was incautious enough to return to his homeland; |
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Four times Wolf came up to the door and jumped back. The fourth {5th?} time[, however, he became incautious.] ... |
"there should no flesh be saved" (Matthaios 24:22). {"famine ... pestilence" (2nd S^muw>el 24:13).} |
there he was promptly murdered, and his cadavre hidden (GM @81.b). |
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Then all died" by being murdered (ACAIM, p. 120).
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{"went in unto the king in the chamber" (1st Mlakiym 1:15).} "behold, he is in the secret chambers; |
Telamon "sailed ... into ... the Secret Harbour", |
"numerous char fish." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:3) [Arctic char "skin becomes thick and leathery after cooking" (SFH"F--ACh"), much as a secret place may be difficult to penetrate.] |
Chief-Child-of-the-Root "reached into the water and took out the throat of a monster fish. He made a canoe of it, got into it and rowed away singing his song." (ACAIM, p. 57 [secret song] |
{"by the stone of Zoh.elet" (1st Mlakiym 1:9). [Strong's 2119 \zah.al\ 'to crawl']} |
"to build a mole," whence |
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"He [Wolf's son] tracked them to the edge of a cliff", where |
believe it not." (Matthaios 24:26) |
"his eloquent plea" was "rejected" (GM @81.c). |
"hook." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:3) [belief with a plea connected may hook onto sympathy] |
his exhortation (not to deploy a weapon) was disregarded by Quiet (ACAIM, p. 121). |
"cometh out of the east, ... even unto the west" (Matthaios 24:27). |
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"Mount All[-]" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:3) ["from East to West" may be considered to include "All"] |
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{"bring him down to [sacred pool] Giyh.own : and let ... the priest and ... the prophet anoint him there king" (1st Mlakiym 1:33-34).} |
Kukhreus [\kukhramos\ 'corn-crake (Rallus crex)', renowned for its migrating from continental Europe westward into Britain or even into North America; |
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"Kingfisher had hold of his hair and was washing it in the bucket." (ACAIM, p. 60) {"the bittern ... Matuku-tangotango [IEMM&L, q.v., p. 114a] ... washes his hair".} |
"immediately ... those days shall the sun be darkened, and |
is crepuscular (active at dusk); and |
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hath rust-coloured bars on the flanks and undertail] was |
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"The Chief spied on him [Fishhawk] and saw him wringing the ends of his fingers in the pail." (ACAIM, p. 61) [These "fingers" may repraesent plumage's bar-markings.] |
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"expelled by [Euru-lokhos ('Wide Ambush')]" (GM @81.d). |
"It animals are mostly tigers." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:2) [Tigres tend to ambush, by assaulting their prey from behind.] |
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{>adoni-yah requaested ">abiy-s^ag the S^unammiy to wife." (1st Mlakiym 2:17)} |
"[Telamon] married ... the captive [Hesi-one]" (GM @81.e). [\Hess-etea\ 'one must be beaten (scil., "by a woman")'] |
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When asked "Are you my wife?", Toad-woman overcame resistance to her by Chief-Child-of-the-Root (ACAIM, p. 62). |
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"[Peleus] speared him [Euru-tion] accidentally" (GM @81.f). |
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In the making of his own spearhead, Splinter-Leg consistently injured himself (ACAIM, p. 61). |
{"put to death ... by the hand of Benayah" (1st Mlakiym 2:24-25).} |
"the gods had given [Peleus] a magic sword" (GM @81.h). |
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"[Peleus] ... had cut out their tongues" (GM @81.h). {Whenever, in kun.d.alini yoga, the "moon" is melted, a sweet savour is tasted by the tongue.} |
"Mount Forked." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:2) [praesumably referrent to "speaking with a forked tongue"] |
When Coyote became the moon (ACAIM, p. 62), "At night whenever anyone did anything Coyote announced the act to all the people" (ACAIM, p. 63) : |
the moon shall not give her light, and |
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therefore, he was demoted from this office of being the moon. |
the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken." (Matthaios 24:29). {"S^im<iy ... saddled his ass" (1st Mlakiym 2:40).} |
"[Peleus] awoke to find himself ... surrounded by wild [Kentauroi]" (GM @81.i). {These Kentauroi must be mighty powers emanating from the Great-Attractor, which is located in constellation Kentauros.} |
"There is an animal here which looks like an elk and |
"Rabbit took a big spoon made of elk antler. ["Jackalope is an antlered species of Hare, native to the American West." ("JHR")] ... |
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it has fish eyes. |
Rabbit took a bladder, blew it up and put it in his eye." (ACAIM, p. 69) |
"And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven" (Matthaios 24:30). [This "sign" is, of course, the stauros hagios 'holy cross', whose outline is indistinguishable from that of a dagger (or of a straight short sword).] |
"divined where the sword lay hidden and restored it" (GM @81.i). |
Its name is the gentle-halberd." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:1) |
"took up some jointgrass, pulled the joints apart and hid Rabbit in it." (ACAIM, p. 69) {Aztec day-sign Tochtli 'Rabbit' is aequivalent to Maya hieroglyph consisting of a cross amid 4 dots.} |
{"S^lomoh ... took Par<oh's daughter" (1st Mlakiym 3:1).} |
Goddess "silver-shod Thetis" (Homeric Hymn 3 to Puthian Apollon -- Th"P--NTh") |
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{Silvern-robed "Illapa |
"coming in the clouds" (Matthaios 24:30). |
"turned ... into ... water" (GM @81.k). |
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brought rain" [cf. "cloud with a silver lining"]; |
"they shall gather together his elect from one end of heaven to the other." (Matthaios 24:31) {"S^lomoh had twelve officers over all Yis`ra>el, |
"The [Olumpians] attended, seated on twelve thrones." (GM @81.l) |
"Mount Dappled[-]ram." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:1) |
of llamas, "dappled ones to Illapa" are sacrificed (AHE, s.v. "IR").} {On account of a dappled red buck, "Warriors innumerable came to the Peace Lodge" (MNAI, pp. 262-5).} |
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"[Kheiron] gave ... a spear; ... [Hephaistos] had forged its blade." (GM @81.m) |
"halberd." (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:1) |
"I'll be a knife at the back of your dog head." (ACAIM, p. 70) |
which provided victuals" (1st Mlakiym 4:7).} "Now learn a parable of the fig" (Matthaios 24:32). [To a fig come wasps, laying eggs, some of whose larvae die, leaving their dead bodies within the fruit.] |
"a golden apple [sic! : antique Hellenic \melon\ is proprely 'fruit (in general)', never 'apple' (unknown in Hellas until many centuries later)]" (GM @81.n). |
"Mount Corpse[-]" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:1). |
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