p.

Yamani (ASBDhY)

Hellenic

3

Sayf's father, Di Yazan, attempted to dismantle the Ka<ba in Mekka, in order to use the stones for building a temple for his own glorification; but was dissuaded from this scheme by

Heraklees, the father (GM 141.c) of Telephos, witnessed the uncompleted dismantlement of wall of Troia, which was being done into order to use the stones for building an altar to himself (Heraklees) as "Victor" (GM 137.k).

4

his being transformed (in his dream) into "a flayed mouse".

building of of the wall of Troia by Apollon = Smintheus the mouse.

16

a female gazelle suckled the abandoned baby Wah.s` al-Fala = Sayf

a hind (doe-deer) suckled the abandoned baby Telephos (GM 141.d)

17

the infant Sayf was found and taken, for adoption, to king Afrah [of H.adid].

the infant Telephos was found and taken to king Koruthos (loc. cit.) of Tegea.

95

Sayf ('Sword') was about to wrestle his own mother +Qamariyya at her requaest while both were unclad, but desisted when she recognized him through the necklace which he was wearing. {cf. serpent-necklace of S`iva}

With her SWORD, +Auge was about to slay her own son Telephos when he sought sexual intercourse with her, but each desisted when a serpent caused mutual recognition (GM 141.e}.

10

+Qamariyya had been a concubine, controlled by Bahr Qafqan al-Rif, who

+Auge had been a condemned woman in the custody of Nauplios (GM 141.c), who

11

sent information on her informing Yatrib in H.amra> al-H.abas`.

sold her to Teuthras (loc. cit.) in Pergamos (GM 141.f).

91

Sayf was assisted by Sa<dun, who defeated Munatih al-BiGal:

Telephos was assisted by Partheno-paios, who routed Idas GM 141.f).

90

"Munatih al-Bighal (meaning, He who Butts with Mules)".

Idas slew (GM 74.g) Kastor, the "tamer of horses" (GM 74.d).

Munatih al-BiGal was the emissary of king >ar<ad.

Kastor was half-brother of Polu-deukes (GM 74.b).

8

>ar<ad ('Thunder') was king of Sudan, at Dur = OmDURman. {cf. Ra<mah 'thunder' = Romulus, said to have ascended alive to heaven}

Polu-deukes, son of Zeus the THUNDERer, ascended alive & immortal to heaven (GM 74.j).

102

Sayf was cured of "a wound in the thigh" by the leaves of a tree, while he was journeying toward the abode of

Telephos having been "wounded ... in the thigh" (GM 160.w), was cured of that wound (GM 160.z) by the herb akhilleos which had been discovered by Akhilleus, at the requaest of

>ih^mim al-T.alib

Aga-memnon.

294

Favorite wife of Sayf was +Munyat al-Nufus, daughter of Qasim al-<abus:

The wife of Telephos was +Lao-dike, a daughter of Priamos (GM 160.z).

another daughter of Qasim al-<abus was +Nur al-Huda

Priamos had 12 daughters (GM 158.o).

173

Qasim al-<abus was ruler of "the Diamond Isle"

[the shape of a diamond-crystal is like that of 2 pyramids (fastened together at their bases)]

119

a wizardess was +al-Jiza [cf. PYRAMIDs of Giza]

+Kassandra was immured in a PYRAMID (GM 158.r).

237

son of +al-Jiza was Nas.r 'victory; assistance, aid, help'

cf. the Markionite Khrestos 'useful' (instead of "Khristos"]

p.

Yamani

p.

Fayyum; Kommagene

#

Fayyum

4^th

beetle

2^nd

moon-beetles

35

creature "hungry for the sun" {cf. Crab as house of the sun in astrology}

6^th

crab

3^rd

river-crab

11^th -14^th

goat

4^th

dappled goat

15^th

baboon

5^th

baboon

44

"the fish is submerged in water with the bird hanging over him."

[7^th ]

seahawk

76

acquisition of the name al-SaMaD

19^th

field-mouse

[9^th ]

mouse [SMinTHeus -- GM 21.3]

Mene

Ereskhigal

Kommagene

Fayyum

2^nd

key

22^nd

virgin

6^th

+Kore

283

living lamps [23^rd torch]

8^th

lamp

209

"lightning"

285

Crow [24^th lightning]

9^th

lightning-flash {cf. [Bon] Crow-god emitting lightning}

250-255

<abid al-Najm ('Worshipper of the Star')

285

"the countries in the air, and they began to appear fiery and bright."

10^th

star

255-256

lion

11^th

lion

256

Kus`

12^th

she-wolf

257

"to set you at liberty"

287

"slipped through the gaps between them"

13^th

sieve

259

"lamb's meat"

287

"creatures all mangled"

14^th

flesh-morsel

260

"resembled legs ... dark, or red, or white"

15^th

coral-piece

260

"if a man takes one of these ... and bites into it and eats it, it remains full of joy still, feeling no pain"

291

"snare the birds that fly in"

16^th

turtledove-blood {cf. [Nas.uray] characterization of the eucharist-wafer as "dove's flesh"}

261

Jammal ('camel')-bird

17^th

camel-hoof

262

river of "cow's milk"

307

"sea of milk"

18^th

virgin-heifer's hair {cf. [Irish] myth of heifer yielding river of milk}

266

"as for the member [penis] bestowed on him ... it rather leapt from its cover"

311

"Pandean pipes in desert places."

19^th

PAN's semen

268

"shining like crystal"

315

"large houses of glass, warmed by burning"

20^th

sunbeam-fire (produced by lens)

270

"gazelle" {cf. antelope as vehicle of wind-god Vayu}

315

"Zephyr" {the zephyr impraegnateth mares in Hispania, according to Isidoros}

21^st

colt's foot

273

"almond oil"

317

"great trees of the clearest glass"

22^nd

spindel-tree

276

"boy-child"

317

"choruses are of boys"

23^rd

boy-love

319

"chopping logic" [drilling in logic]

24^th

bow-drill

276

"bind her ... between four columns "

321

"They all have their wives in common and nobody is jealous of his neighbour"

25^th

"grey-eyed woman's body with legs outspread"

286

intent to crucify +Nur al-Huda {viz., to impale her through her vagina?}

329

"determined to rape Helen"

26^th

"black sphinx's pierced vagina"

ASBDhY

AD

Brimo

p.

Yamani (ABDhY)

Hellenistic & Hellenic

173

"the Diamond Isle", ruled by Qasim al-<abus [namesake of <abbas-id h^alif-s], 34 years distant: 360 wizards

[Dosithean:] Ger-adamas {/adamant-/ 'diamond') was father of EMMaKHa (GBible, p. 202) : ?[<arabic] MuH^

262

Sayf "would ask food from the goblet"

Ger- = Gera> (1^st DBRY H-YMYM 8:7) of (ibid. 8:6) Geba< : gbiya< 'goblet;

175

["cup of the destitute" (p. 176) is almost given by woman from whom] there is concealment for Seyf "beneath the water wheel ...

calyx of flower' -- great-grandfather of the hyacinth-flower was Mules, "the inventor of water mills" (GM 125.c)

birds will not venture to approach a thing that spins around."

upon the daughter of a river-god, a spell was cast (GM 56.a), by +Iung- ('wryneck-bird; spinning-around turba')

104

"The two columns were close one to the other and inscribed with writing."

according to Iosephos, descendants of S^et inscribed with writing "two steles of brick and stone" (GBible, p. 201).

11 -- cf. 8

city H.abas` al-H.amra> ('the red saddle') was ruled by Di Yazan

Astrabakos (/astrabe/ 'saddle') together with

104

fox fur (as translated by Jayyusi: "sable fur" -- but vide the article in the Encyclopaedia of Islam)

Alopekos (/alopo-/ '[red] fox') viewed the goddess' upright-tied idol (GM 116.l) the Orthosian, encountered (GM 141.h) by Teuthras the hunter.

113

"apricots on the tree, each the size of a pomegranate" [viz., peaches: Chinese! -- of +Xi Wan Mu]

apricots are said to have originated at Komana Pontika, site of worship (GB, cap. XXXI; CP, III) of great goddess

144

while she "was being dragged to the cross" to be "crucified", +S`ama

"to the tree" +Phialo ('bowl') was taken (GM 141.i), left alone to die there by exposure; but

was rescued by Sayf

was rescued by Heraklees.

+S`ama had been so subjected by "the king of the giants"

+Phialo had been so left "gagged and bound" by Alki-medon.

the ghoul-queen +Gayluna "with her bare hands ... raised one man aloft and sent him crashing against another, killing the two together."

{cf. the name <e^lo^n, which should perhaps be *GE^LO^N} {cf. Maro dance of +Hainuwele [of the Wemale of Seram]}

137

+Gayluna was daughter of a woman of the city of Black Magic and of a male smoke-wolf, who had begotten her while her mother was sleeping, who to complete this impraegnation used a dildo.

{cf. the oldest Italian version of the tale of +Snow White, in which she was impraegnated while sleeping} {cf. Amaterasu's ladies-in-waiting the dildo-using women excited by Susanowo -- this occurred when

145

Sayf safely came forth from where +Gayluna remained embattled --

{[the word "dildo" is similar to DLDDw (D3ddw), whence the god SP came forth,

146

"in this fashion, she was struck dumb",

taking care not to utter any curse adverse to the king -- according to [a 35^th invocation in] the Book of Coming-forth by Day, cap. 125,

so that she came apart "to pieces", dismembered.

which is a listing of commemorative of a re-assembling of a dismembered corpse.}

+<aqisa found +GAYLUNa "dead, hacked to pieces" by 100 swords

{cf. the dismemberment of [Wemale] +HAInuwele (SSB, p.36) [metathesis of /n/ with /l/?], plus the name of [Minahassa] +LUMimuut (SSB, p. 20)}

141

+Gayluna ate 1/2 a deer

Susanowo ([<ibri^] /sus/ 'horse') flayed a colt}

134

+S`ama used to be "feeding the sheep and cleaning after it, collecting its dung", in order to shew "how clean she kept the place".

the 5^th Labor of Heraklees was to cleanse of its accumulated dung the "cattle yard and sheepfolds" of king Augeias (GM 127.a)

145

Sayf, with others, stayed, safe from the giants, many days in a dome which had its doorway blocked with granite rocks; tending all the while to the sacred sheep.

{cf. the condition of the 5 kings "in a cave" (Yho^su<a 10:16) at Maqqedah, whereinto they were shut by "great stones upon the mouth of the cave" (ibid. 10:18)} {cf. also possibly the plight of Odusseus in the cave of Polu-phemos, with sheep}

p.

Yamani (ABDhY)

Hellenistic etc.

262

when Sayf "was thirsty he would place the emerald in his mouth"

"the cloud of the hymen is ... emerald" (GBible, p. 463) "in the cloud of the hymen, in silence" (ibid., p. 448): "The silence of" Telephos "became proverbial" (GM 141.f)

277

"<Ayrud, son of the Red King, ...

"Omer begat Jared" the 3^rd (Book of Ether 8:1): here, with "Omer" liken /H.umra/ ('red'), and with "Jared" liken /<Ayrud/

has a sister among the jinn whose name is <Aqisa, greater yet than <Ayrud" {implicitly, the male <aqis^ should be named for some relative male relative of +<aqis^a}

thence the masculine "Akish" who married (Book of Ether 9:4) the daughter of Jared the 3^rd

--

Mrib Ba<al (1^st DBRY H-YMYM 8:34) = dam at Marib in Yemen

Mirmah (1^st DBRY H-YMYM 8:10) 'fraud' = Mormon

p.

Yamani (ABDhY)

Hellenistic etc.

283

"the city of Dawariz, seat of a ruler named" al-Zaman ('time')

DURuZ

262

"a river whose water was unlike any other water, being yellow"

the Duruz claim that the Chinese are of their denomination; and in China is the Huan Ho ('Yellow River')

p.

Yamani (ABDhY)

Hellenistic etc.

107

"Then go into the middle of the palace and look to your right, where you will find a bed ... There you will find a dead man lying on his back, ... with seven veils over his face; do not approach his face ... He is tall, his body the length of the whole bed."

"In the temple a couch ... was placed ... its length was forty cubits {cf. bed of <og} ...; the form of a huge man reclined thereon , and ... Over him was spread a garment worked with gold and emeralds ... When I saw this, I was unwilling to draw near hastily and uncover his face and see who it was." (HAG, p. 102)

116

"nearing a mountain called the Magnet, and the ship must of necessity sink, ... fate cast me onto an island"

"In this sea there is a spot called" <ayn >al-S`a<ab, "and when the ship sinks there, the waves bring the passengers ashore here." (IN, p. 33)

160

"he leapt from the boat ... he floated that whole day one the water ... with the crayfish still tied to his drawers"

"lobsters big as ships ... knocked 54 soldiers into the water." (RAG, p. 115)

248

"trees and ... their fruit ... in the likeness of humankind ... each of them cries and shouts and shrieks ... Some, here, have the likeness of males, young and old, and here are others in the likeness of women"

"two ... trees which are called 'myrabalanos' in Egypt. ... And they called upon the male for advice for men, and the female for women." (RAG, p. 129)

249

"And what better food ... than these maidens here ... contemplated her hands and her feet and ... her eyes, and ... broke her in two pieces, then removed the peel ..."

"... a woman to undress and go to him on the chance that he might be vanquished by lust. But he took the woman and ... he ate her." (RAG, p. 114)

250

"<Abid al-Najm ... had a son who was ... sparing no maiden or woman he saw ..., but rather ... possessing her forcibly, against the wishes of her family or any other set as guardian over her."

"all that one needed in this world was ... a woman to sleep with" (IN, p. 180)

250

+Jaljala ('sound of a bell' -- cf. jabal al-juljula = hill of Golgota 'skull')

"Alexander visited a prince who had abandoned kingship and lived in a graveyard, pondering upon the skulls of the dead." (IN, p. 181)

260

"the grape ... after the man has eaten, then it reforms itself ... becoming once more as it was."

"his men ate of the grapes and yet the grapes did not decrease." (IN, p. 200)

261

"Island of Frost"

"a land covered with ice" (IN, p. 200): "there was much snow" (RAG, p. 128)

T.arsusi (IN, p. 183-184)

European (IAM, pp. 213-215)

2:303-

"bearded women"

64

"bearded ... women"

324

"men ... from the sea"

65

"amphibious women"

2:361-378

"oxen that came from the sea" {cf. Poseidon's bull that came "from the sea" (GM 88.c)}

66

"with tails" {cf. tail of ox in Zen koan ?}

2:394-416

"sages"

68

"tyglodytes"

2:451-455

"Alexander protected ... against ... the giants"

71

"Alexander and his army fight giants"

2:458-475

"Qaf mountain"

73

"a mountain"

2:531-534

"a tower in the water"

82

"reed-dwelling women"

2:549-

"sand was what remained"

84

"has the capital of Ambria destroyed"

572

"The wind had carried them around"

86

"carried into the air"

2:572-579

"descended into the sea in a diving bell"

87

"at the bottom of the sea"

2:582-583

"building the barrier"

97

"builds a ... city"

"Spiders in that country are numerous and large, all of them far larger than the Cyclades islands." (p. 265)

"Alexander saw ... gigantic spiders" (IN, p. 183)

"dog-faced men" (p. 267)

"people with hounds' heads." (loc. cit.)

emblem of Priapos (p. 277)

"phallic replicas" (loc. cit.)

"A large looking-glass is fixed above a well, which is not very deep. If a man goes down into the well, he hears everything that is said among us on earth, and if he looks into the looking-glass he sees every city and every country just as if he were standing over it." (p. 281)

"in the water ... Plato constructed a magic mirror" (loc. cit.)

"Cloud-cuckoo-town" (p. 285)

islands of Waqwaq (ASBDhY, p. 247) 'Cuckoo'

"sea-monsters, whales. One among them, the largest of all, was fully one hundred and fifty miles long. He came at us with open mouth". (p. 285)

"When the fish saw the boat, it opened a mouth huge as the gates of a fortress and began to draw us down into its belly" (ASBDhY, p. 159)

AD

Supernatural wife departed her human husband.

Supernatural wife departed her human husband.

When he had arrived at the divine world, he had furthermore the task of having to find her among the numerous women there (so in the tale in the 1001 Nights, where he was successful in doing so); but he could not thus (in the ASBDhY account) locate her.

When he had arrived at the divine world, he had furthermore the task of having to find her among the several women there, which he was successful in doing with the help of a firefly's alighting on her bed (BM&R, p. 120; I&ThR, p. 87).

Wah.s` al-Fala successfully wrestled Sa<dun, thereby acquiring him as a minion. (ASBDhY, pp. 29-30)

Gilgames^ successfully wrestled Enkidu, thereby acquiring him as a minion.

SayF is evidently a[n Arabia-Felix] prototype for the [Arabia-Deserta] du al-Qarnayin ('having 2 horns')

the name /SayF/ is evidently taken from that of the Kemetian /SP/, a god often described as '2-horned'

SAYF was imprisoned in a deep pit. (ASBDhY, p. 59)

Yo^-SEP was imprisoned in a cistern ("a well").

Kemetian SP, as 2-antennaed centipede, is guardian-god for mummies. (O-C)

the cadaver of yo^-SEP, having been made into a Kemetian mummy, was transported throughout 40 years during the Exo-hodos