STON-PA-G`SEN_RABS_MI_BO = MOS^EH = EPI-METHEUS
Bon (FML) |
<ibri^ |
Hellenic et al. |
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p. 174 (# 4) "transforms himself into a cuckoo" |
S^M 2:5 |
"among the flags" (JPS) [sweetflag, a shaman's stimulant (SF)] |
[Vogul] cuckoo is referred by Hatto (Sh&EP, p. 9) to "an Inner Asian narcotic or a shaman's familiar spirit" |
p. 175 (# 8) "cries of eight kinds of wild animals" |
S^M 1:15 |
+Pu<ah [: pa<ah 'to scream' (H&AD 6326 & 6463)] |
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p. 175 (# 10) "ways of dying" |
S^M 1:16 |
"if it be a son, ye shall kill him" |
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p. 175 (# 11) "reveals his form" |
S^M 1:15 |
+S^iprah [: <arabic safara 'to unveil' (DMWA, p. 481)] |
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p. 176 (# 14) "citadel" |
S^M 1:11 |
"store-cities" |
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p. 177 (# 24) gTo-bu-dod-de "falling from his horse and |
To Kronos was given (K, citing GG 8.8.2) " a foal to swallow instead of the child" Poseidon; |
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being led to hell in a cage." |
Kronos was imprisoned (K, citing Th 617) within "a fence of bronze" in Tartaros. |
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p. 178 (# 25) disciple came "mounted on a dragon" |
YH.Z 29:3 |
Mallol is designated "the great dragon … in …his rivers" |
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p. 178 (# 26) "dreams of hell" |
S^M 3:2 |
burning bush on mt. Horeb |
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p. 178 (# 28) invitation to visit in order to cure [love-]sick queen who |
S^M 2:16 |
cf. Mos^eh defending +S.ipporah at water-well in Midyan, so that |
[S^asta, in CA] Coyote & 2 girls across river (ITNA 3:43, p. 149). |
had attempted seduction |
S^M 2:21 |
she afterwards married him |
[Alsea, in OR] 2 "frog women" -- "Coyote took off their vulvas" (AIM&L, p. 384). |
p. 179 (# 30) 5 horses are offered through Yid-kyi-khye>u-chun |
S^M 15:19 |
Horsemen of Par<oh |
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p. 181 (# 39) sanctification of mt. Bon-ri |
S^M 19:2 sq |
Mt. Sinay was found sacred by Mos^eh |
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p. 181 (# 39) extraction of water from rock |
S^M 17:7 |
Water was extracted from rock at Mribah, by Mos^eh |
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p. 181 (# 40) 5 syllables only were saved from box guarded by +dPo-bza> Than-mo |
Elpis ('Hope') only was retained from box guarded by +Pan-dora (P, citing W&D 54) the wife of Epi-metheus |
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p. 183 (# 52) monkeys {cf. the story of Hanuman the monkey-god, depicted in the "Temple of the Emerald Buddha" in Siam -- ESAS, Fall 1999) |
DBR 3:9 |
mt. S^iryo^n (H&AD 8302-3) 'coat-of-mail' |
mt. Qaf ('monkey') "is made of emerald." (RC, p. 119) Chloro-cebus (Ch) 'green monkey' is native to Africa. |
p. 184 (# 59) mt. Malaya |
DBR 4:49 |
mt. Pisgah |
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p. 184 (# 60) qualities of Enlightened One in cedar-forest on mt. sPos |
"aura" of Huwawa in cedar-forest in mountains (G&H) |
references:-
JPS = Jewish Publication Society version of the Tnak. http://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/jps/exo002.htm
SF = http://www.herbcraft.org/calamus.html
Sh&EP = SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL AND AFRICAN STUDIES, FOUNDATION DAY LECTURE, 1970 -- A. T. Hatto: Shamanism and Epic Poetry in Northern Asia. U. of London.
DMWA = J. M. Cowan: A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic.
K = http://www.theoi.com/Titan/TitanKronos.html
GG = Pausanias: Guide to Greece.
Th = Hesiodos: Theogony.
P = http://www.theoi.com/Heroine/Pandora.html
W&D = Hesiodos: Works and Days.
ITNA = AMERICAN FOLKLORE SOCIETY, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND SPECIAL SERIES, Vol. XIII -- Tristam P. Coffin: Indian Tales of North America. Philadephia, 1961.
AIM&L = Richard Erdoes & Alfonso Ortiz: American Indian Myths and Legends. Pantheon Books, NY, 1984.
ESAS = EXPLORATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES http://www.hawaii.edu/cseas/pubs/explore/eric.html
H&AD = "Hebrew and Aramaic Dictionary". In:- The New Strong's Complete Dictionary of Bible Words.
RC = The Religion of the Crescent. http://www.bible.ca/islam/library/Tisdall/Crescent/p118.htm
Ch = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vervet_monkey
G&H = http://etcsl.orinst.ox.ac.uk/section1/tr18151.htm
>AHRO^N = PRO-METHEUS
Bon (FML) |
<ibri^ |
Hellenic et al. |
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p. 174 (# 1) Dag-pa was elder brother of gSal-ba |
S^M 6:20 |
>ahro^n was elder than his brother Moseh, |
Pro-metheus as 'foresight' praeceded his brother Epi-metheus 'hindsight' (GM 39.8) |
S^M 7:7 |
by 3 years |
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p. 182 (# 47) "blue light" {fennel growing blue in clay-soils, FFF} |
B-MD 17 |
the rod of >ahro^n budded [and became candlestick {candlenut is flavorous, C}] |
the rod of Pro-metheus was (GM 39.g) a stalk of fennel (= anise, liquorice) [of fiery (spicy) flavor] |
p. 176 (# 16) "Hermits meditate in caves" |
S^M 32:4 |
>ahro^n instituted worship of the golden calf |
Pro-metheus instituted (GM 39.f) immolation (to Zeus, who was born in a cave of mt. Dikte) of the bull at Sikuon |
B-MD 20:28 |
>ahro^n vanished on mt. H.or |
Pro-metheus was bound (GM 39.h) to mt. Kaukasos {likewise of the Coyote-god in myth of the Yaki in Sonora} |
B-Midbar 17 http://sacred-texts.com/bib/kjv/num017.htm#008
GM = Robert Graves: The Greek Myths. 1955.
FFF = http://ezinearticles.com/?Fish-Favors-Fennel&id=212523
C = http://www.innvista.com/HEALTH/foods/seeds/candle.htm
FML = BON STUDIES, 9 (= SENRI ETHNOLOGICAL REPORTS, 57) = Samten G. Karmay: Feast of the Morning Light. National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, 2005.