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]

"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).}

"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.]}

{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].}

"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.}

"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)}

"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)}

"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 ...

"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 ...

"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)}

"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

"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).}

"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

{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

"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']}

{"H.eyLaM ... H.eLa>M" (2nd S^muw>el 10:16-17).} [N.B. : \H.eyLaM\ is \MeLa.H\ with its consonants spelled backwardsly.]

"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).}

"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'.]

"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'} ...

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).

{Cf. (Kojiki and Nihon-gi) Bridge-of-Heaven, whence drippings from rod congealed into islands (which as yet remain / tarry).}

Remus saw six vultures ... .

"It has six feet and a bird's tail." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7)

"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).}

"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'}]

"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,

"He built a fire on the ground" ("MNPI", p. 19).

extinguishing it with a pitcherful of water" (GM @80.a).

"an area ... where the water jets up." (CM&S, p. 62 4:3:7).

"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.

"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.}

{"Moreover >h.iy-topel said unto >ab-s^alowm, ... Dawiyd ... is ... weak-handed" (2nd S^muw>el 17:2).}

[\pus.kara\ 'tip of elephant's trunk' (not feeble, it is similar to a mobile finger).]

{"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).}

{">h.iy-topel saw that his counsel was not [viz., not any longer] followed" (2nd S^muw>el 17:23).}

[\jarat\ 'no longer in use' + \karu\ 'one who praiseth']

{"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)

"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

{death-god half-kneeling beside double tree

{cf. "an enormous dogberry tree ...

"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)}

grown from

"[Mele-agros] ..., ... the best javelin thrower in [Hellad-],

a javelin once thrown by [Romulus]" (DCM, s.v. "Romulus", p. 408b).}

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)

"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 ..."}.

"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).

"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).

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.]

"[Hulaios ('Woody')] and

"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.}

{"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?]

"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).]

"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)]

{"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).

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).}

{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),

In aestimating relative significance of oaths, doctrinaires

"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).

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).

Yis^bow b-Nob ['dwelling his in fruit'] (2nd S^muw>el 21:16).}

"peach and plum" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:6).

"mint and anise and cummin" (Matthaios 23:23).

{One of their slayers is (21:18) Sibbkay ['copse-like'].}

"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).}

"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).}

[Mele-agros] felt a sudden scorching of his inwards" (GM @80.i).

{"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)

"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. ...

"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

Soon Wolf's song was heard, "... the roof of the house stinks; it must be Salmon." ...

{"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).

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)}

"Let them ... flee into the mountains" (Matthaios 24:16).

which she exposed on the ... hill" (GM @80.l).

"Neither let him ... return back" (Matthaios 24:18) :

Phokos was incautious enough to return to his homeland;

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).

Then all died" by being murdered  (ACAIM, p. 120).

{"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

"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).

"Mount All[-]" (CM&S, p. 61 4:3:3) ["from East to West" may be considered to include "All"]

{"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;

"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

hath rust-coloured bars on the flanks and undertail] was

"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.]

"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.]

{>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")']

When asked "Are you my wife?", Toad-woman overcame resistance to her by Chief-Child-of-the-Root (ACAIM, p. 62).

"[Peleus] speared him [Euru-tion] accidentally" (GM @81.f).

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).

"[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

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")] ...

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")

{Silvern-robed "Illapa

"coming in the clouds" (Matthaios 24:30).

"turned ... into ... water" (GM @81.k).

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).}

"[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).