Kemetian days of month---------Bodish lunar-mansions------------Tehuacan days
1. Psd_tyw [cf. psd "back (of body)"] |
1 (p. 9). woman and man engaged in (surreptitious ?) sexual intercourse {cf. that between +Demeter and Iasion, disclosed by the soil on their backs} |
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2. 3bd "month" |
26. nam ... "night; when?" |
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4. ... sm "phallic sheath" |
2 (p. 9). shooting of red snake (symbolizing sexual desire ?) |
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5. h^3w_t, cf. h^3y "measuring cord" |
0. dbyug-gu "rod" |
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6. sn_t "sister": |
1. ... n~e "kinsman" |
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cf. sin "smell" |
3. ... rzi "smell" |
3 (p. 10). human faeces ascendeth to moon ("smell to high heaven"?) |
8. tp "head; beginning" |
4. mgo "head; beginning" |
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9. k3p lion's paw: |
5. lag "fore-paw" |
4 (p. 10). gold chain held in paw of: |
"put on cover; nursery (place of tooth-cutting for babies?)" |
6. nabs-so "put on tooth" |
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10. sif "phallos" |
8. wa "fox" |
coyote {cf. S^os^onean myth of amputation of Coyote's penis} |
12. road |
9. rta-pa "rider" |
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14. si3w fringed cloth |
11. dbo "belly-side of fur" |
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15. temple personnel (arrangers for burnt offerings ?) |
12. me ... "fire" |
5 (p. 11). bird gathering firewood |
16. spr "rib" {cf. Norse "cuttting blood-eagle" = removing of ribs from living human} |
12. bya-ma "brood-hen" |
6 (p. 11). quetzal-bird perched on: |
18. i<h. "moon" (its glyph is a crescent) |
13. nag-pa "black" |
black, curved animal-horn |
19. sdm mdw f "hear words of his" |
7 (p. 12). in sea, conch-shells (in which one may "hear the sea") |
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16. ... sor "gimlet (piercing-implement)" |
8 (p. 12). pierced vessel |
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21. <prw "equipment" |
17. snron [snon-pa "to add, augment"] |
9 (p. 13). man in sauna (sweat-lodge): invented, acc. to 1001 Nights by >abu^ Si^r (whose story is similar to that of Yo^sep "add") |
18. snrubs [snub-pa "to cause to perish"] |
10 (p. 13). dying man |
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22. ph. spd_t {cf. ph.ww "marshlands"; Spdw "plumed god"} |
19. c^hu "water" |
11 (p. 13). in swamp, a plumed man |
24. knh.w "darkness" |
12 (p. 13). dark interior of cavern |
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25. st_t arrow-pierced ox-skin |
13 (p. 12). tomahawk on leopard-skin |
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20. phul "handful" |
13 (p. 12). man comesting handful of ordure |
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21. byi-bz`in "mouse-[is-in-its]mouth" |
14 (p. 12). owl |
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26. pr_t "going-forth; |
15 (p. 11). going-forth of hare from mouth of feathered-snake |
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plant-seed" |
22. ... gre "peas" |
16 (p. 11). broken plant |
27. ws^b "answer" {cf. "Christ is the answer" -- cf. the answer by the talking ass of Bil<am} |
23. ... dre "mule" {cf. ass ridden by Christ} |
17 (p. 10). man being cooked {cf. Christ as half-baked Eucharist-wafer} |
28. jubilee of +Nw_t [cf. nwy_t "flood"] |
18 (p. 10). descending water |
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23. sgrog "rope" |
19 (p. 9). rope-enclosure |
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29. <h.< "mast (of ship)" |
23. ... gru "boat, ship" |
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24-25. khrums ...: cf. khrum-khrum "to pound in a mortar" |
20 (p. 9). old woman breaketh pestle while pounding grain in mortar |
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STUDIES IN ANCIENT ORIENTAL CIVILIZATION, No. 26. Richard A. Parker: The Calendars of Ancient Egypt. U. of Chicago, 1950. Table 2 (pp. 11-12). |
H. A. Ja:schke: A Tibetan-English Dictionary. London, 1881. s.v. "rgyu-skar" (p. 111). |
Codex Borgia, pp. 9 to 13. |