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CATEGORICAL
IMPERATIVES (Q[uellen] Eu-angelion)
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HELLENIC STANDARD SEQUENCE (Apollodoros) OF
MYTHIC EVENTS [forwards sequence]
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CHINESE STANDARD SEQUENCE (Mountains
and Seas Classic) OF MYTHIC
LOCALITIES [backwards sequence]
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MYTHIC EVENTS IN ITI-HASA-S
AND IN PURAN.A-S;
OCEANIC MYTH
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"cast out first the beam out of thine own
eye, and then shalt thou see clearly to pull out the mote that is
in thy brother's eye." (Loukas
6:42; cf. Matthaios
7:5)
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"you won't get things in your eye."
(CM&S,
p. 70 5:2:6)
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"will he give him a serpent?"
(Matthaios
7:10)
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"She introduced a serpent ..., which
befouled ... and
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"the banereptile-
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"a good tree bringeth not forth corrupt
fruit" (Loukas
6:43; cf. Matthaios
7:18).
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"he begged Zeus to replenish ... giving
him as ... subjects ... ants ... up a near-by[e] oak. ...
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ant[-]egg."
(CM&S,
p. 70 5:2:6)
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[Hina-yana
myth] Asura-s in the guise of emmets climb the tree-resembling mt
Meru .
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"A good man out of the treasure of his his
heart bringeth forth that which is good" (Loukas
6:45). [cf. tree growing out of goddess's heart, with (CBM,
p. 44) blood-sipping hummingbirds (cf. sugar-eating emmets)]
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That night, in a dream, he saw ... ants falling
to the ground and springing up as men.
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"Lord, Lord, have we not ... in thy name
done many wonderful works?" (Matthaios
7:22) [These folk expect to be recognized as if they were the
Lord's own kin or even progeny.]
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When he woke, ... to watch a host of men
approaching, ... he recognized their faces from the dream."
(GM
@66.e)
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"Mount Offspring[-]my." (CM&S,
p. 70 5:2:6) [the signification of this expression would be that
the population arriving out of the dreamworld are accounted by him
as if they are his own progeny]
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"the floods came ... and beat upon that
house" (Matthaios
7:25). [flowing waters may excavate
subterranean passageways, such as
as in limestone caverns]
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"still display an ant-like thrift"
(GM
@66.f). [this thrift consisting in storing of food for the winter
in underground
chambers which they have providentially excavated]
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"that heareth my saying, and doeth them
not" (Matthaios
7:26). [Doeth them not, because of a sly change
of opinion.]
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"three grey-eyed serpents tried to scale
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"many large serpents that change their
shape ..., and they have a serpentine way of moving." (CM&S,
p. 70 5:2:5)
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"that house ... fell : and great was the
fall of it." (Matthaios
7:27)
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the walls ..., but tumbled down." (GM
@66.i)
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"They
on the rock are are they, which ... in the time of temptation,
fall away." (Loukas
8:13)
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"[Aiakos]'s
sons would be among its captors" (GM
@66.i). [they would desert Aiakos's own cause, falling away from
it]
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"Mount Sunny [= "sunshine soldiers
and fair-weather patriots"]. It has quantities of stone, but
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"they, which ... are choked with cares ...
of this life ... bring no fruit to perfection."
(Loukas
8:14)
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"Zeus's sons ... he would have most liked
to spare the burden of old age. The Fates [Moirai], however, would
not permit this" (GM
@66.j).
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no plants [n]or trees." (CM&S,
pp. 69-70 5:2:5) [Is this lack of vegetation an analogue for the
bleakness of senescence?]
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"when he hath lighted a candle, ...
setteth it on a candlestick" (Loukas
8:16). [\turayyat\
'chandelier; Pleiades' (DMWA,
p. 124a) is evidently derived from \Tawr\
'Taurus [the constellation containing the Pleiades]' (DMWA,
p. 130b).] {Many alien flying-saucer pilots declare that they have
arrived from the Pleiades.}
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"[Aiakos]
... is even called upon to arbitrate quarrels that may arise
between the gods." (GM
@66.k) [As a verb, \tawr\
hath the signification 'to arise (as a quaestion or problem)'.
{Most likely, flying-saucer pilots arriving from the Pleiades
expect to be selected (by the United Nations) as arbiters in cases
of international disputes on this planet.}
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"For nothing is secret, that shall not be
made manifest" (Loukas
8:17). {The arrival of flying-saucers is classified "Top
Secret"; but they are soon to manifest
socially productive activities here.}
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"[Aiakos] ... gives laws to the shades"
(GM
@66.k). [with the help of benevolent laws, society is soon "set
a-humming"
with technocratic productivity -- especially through se'ances]
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"numerous humming snakes" (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:4). [if persons were not "humming" with
delight at official progress in civil-liberties, they would become
as unpleasant as snakes]
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Skt \mas`\ 'to hum,
to buzz' is cognate with Zend primordial human couple's names
\Masyoi\ and \Masyane\. The 4 sons of (AV"Mas`ars`ara")
Masa` ['fig-wasp' (buzzing)]-
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"shall
be cast into outer darkness" (Matthaios
8:12).
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"he keeps the keys of [Tartaros]" (GM
@66.k). [dungeons are kept locked, and are darksome]
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r.s`a
[\r.s`ya\
'antelope' ("black antelope for night")] -ara ['spoke
(of gear)'] are associated with Ghos.a
(RV
1:18:122).
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"he ... checks the ghosts brought down by
[Hermes]
against Atropos's invoice." (GM
@66.k) [these ghosts are fresh
recruits, newly submitting to roll-call]
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"Mount Fresh. ... The River Fresh rises
here" (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:4).
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Pajra-s ('solid, strong' [Hellenic \pego-\])
are retinue of Kaks.i-vant
('relating to a lurking-place') the father of Ghos.a.
[ghosts may abide in lurking-places]
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"Himself took our infirmities, and bare
our sicknesses." (Matthaios
8:17)
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Did Ghos.a's
(PE,
q.v. -- RV
1:7:117) husband take on her leprosy when she became cured?
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"Gold ... in abundance" (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:3).
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"Golden
ear and neck".
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"Mount Porcupine." (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:3)
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The king Jahus.a
(PE,
q.v. -- R.c
Veda 1:17:116). [Skt
\JAHaka\
'hedgehog']
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Sisuphos married
Mer-ope
('partial face'), who gave birth to
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"into the River Person." (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:2)[persons are
identified partly by their face]
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"he gave commandment" (Matthaios
8:18).
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Ornution
(GM
@67.a). [\ORNU-mi\ 'I urge on']
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Sisuphos "promoted ... navigation."
(GM
@67.d)
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"The River Reach[-]fish" (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:2).
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"on the top of a high wave ... He was
attracted" (PE,
s.v. "Markan.d.eya
4)").
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Sisuphos "cunningly put [Haides]
himself in handcuffs
by
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"Enchanting girls ... played the
bracelets" (PE,
s.v. "Markan.d.eya
3)").
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persuading him to demonstrate their use"
(GM
@67.g).
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"Mount Show[-]look." (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:2)
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"an impossible situation, because nobody
could die" (GM
@67.g).
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"killed Yama]", thus accomplishing
Mr.tyun~jaya ['victory over Death']
(PE,
s.v. "Markan.d.eya
2)", p. 488b). /
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"I will follow thee whithersoever"
(Matthaios
8:19).
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"on reaching the Palace of [Haides]
went straight" (GM
@67.h).
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"The Son of Man hath not where to lay his
head." (Matthaios
8:20)
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"My presence here is most irregular."
(GM
@67.h)
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"coming out of the tombs" (Matthaios
8:28).
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"The Judges of the Dead showed him a huge
block of stone" (GM
@67.i).
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"Yama [conductor of the dead] ... circled
round the idol also" (PE,
s.v. "Markan.d.eya
2)", p. 488a).
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"a steep place into the sea"
(Matthaios
8:32).
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"on the [Korinthian Isthmos]" (GM
@67.j).
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With \KOriNTHos\ cf. \S`AN.D.HA\, a colleague
of MARKA (PE,
s.v. "S`an.d.hamarka"
-- Taittiriya
Samhita
6:4:10).
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"sick of the palsy" (Matthaios
9:2). [palsy can render its victims as feeble as an infant]
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{In Inuit lore, the Wind is said to be caused
by the breathing of an enormous baby.}
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[\s`an.d.ha\ = \s`at.hi\
'Curcuma zedoaria', which "is used as a component in infant
... diets" (UTP"CZ").] "After some time he was
thrown out by an exhalation of the infant." (PE,
s.v. "Markan.d.eya
3)")
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"his brood-mare had kicked" [with
hooves]
(GM
@68.d) the elder son of Turoi.
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The poisonous herb autolukion (L&S:G-EL)
[= Autolukos (GM
@67.c)] is "hidden
inside a mule's hoof." ("SML&FH")
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Sideroi
[\sideros\
'iron'] "clung
to the horns of the altar." (GM
@68.d) [altar-horns of metal]
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"the
great elk" (CM&S,
p. 69 5:2:1). [having massive antlers]
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{"Fergus awakes when his foot touches the
water ... ." Thereupon, "Fergus tries ...
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"uncovered his feet" (Ruwt
3:7); awaking "at midnight, ... behold, a woman lay at his
feet." (Ruwt
3:8)
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"ran violently down ... into the sea, and
perished" (Matthaios
8:32) in
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to
swim under the waters of Loch Rudraige [named for
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"the country of the Girgas^iym
/ Gergesenoi"
(Matthaios
8:28). [(DMWA,
p. 141b :) \JaRJara\ "drag ... to tow ...,
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"dragging
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Rudraige
(ECM&F,
q.v.) "of the FIR BOLG" (heroes who bulge out)]",
monstre muir-dris "which alternately inflates and deflates
iself", rudely dragging
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"Tarry [dragging
out the time-duration] ..., then will I do the part" (Ruwt
3:13).
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"Fergus's
mouth ... to the back of his head" (DCeM,
s.v. "Fergus mac Le`ti", p. 190b)}
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"that his [Kilyown's
'kidneys'' (of organs nigh the
back)] name may be famous"
(Ruwt
3:14).
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brazen cauldrons,
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{"Iubdan stood on his horse to reach the
rim of the pot, pulled himself up [cf. dragging]" (HM:CE,
vol. 2 p. 352, s.v. "Bebo") and into the oat-porridge.
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"he measured six measures of barley, and
laid it on her" (Ruwt
3:15).
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shuffle along".
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bound with hide,
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{"Iubda`n surrenders ... a pair of
enchanted shoes,
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"a man plucked off his shoe [made of
animal-hide]
... : and this was a testimony" (Ruwt
4:7).
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\JaRJarah\ "clatter (of a wagon)".
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behind his chariot
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\JiRJiyr\ 'watercress'.
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allowing the wearer to walk on water."
(DCeM,
s.v. "Iubda`n", p. 246a).}
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to simulate ... thunder, and
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{"He who wields the bolt of thunder
Witnesses" (PWThP,
p. 37).}
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"said unto the elders, and unto all the
people, Ye are witnesses" (Ruwt
4:9).
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hurling oaken torches into the air; ...
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"So Bo<az
[\Ba<aZaq\ 'to scatter, squander' (DMWA,
p. 82a)] took Ruwt, and she was his wife" (Ruwt
4:13).
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these ... scorched" (GM
@68.a).
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{A`eda ['fire', cognate with Latin \aedes\;
DCeM,
q.v.] accompanied Eisirt to Iubda`n.}
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\JiRJir\ "(large, thick) beans".]
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Kretheus
[\KRETHmon\
'samphire, glasswort', sometimes called "sea bean"
(W"Salicornia"),
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whose
stalks
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"Yis^ay" (Ruwt
4:17). [The "rod of Yis^ay / Iesse"
is deemed to be (FSN,
p. 120) a plant-stalk.]
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["though your sins be as scarlet"
(Ys^a<yah
1:18)], yet nevertheless
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become
scarlet
("MSSE")] became father of (GM
@68.e)
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"Pninnah"
(1st
S^muw>el
1:4). [Strong's 6443 \PaNIyN\
'ruby' (of red
color)]
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there is one who "hath power on earth to
forgive sins" (Matthaios
9:6).
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"it
will cure lunacy." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:15) [lunacy, as a punishment for sin, is cured by
forgiveness of sin]
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"they that stumbled are girded with
strength." (1st
S^muw>el
2:4)
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"new ..., and both are preserved."
(Matthaios
9:17)
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Aison,
who (according to Ovidius) "was
magically restored to youth" (DCM, s.v. "Aeson").
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"like
a hen's egg" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:15). [viz.,
hatching out a chick of rejuvenated youthfulness]
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[the ram's flesh was "boiled" (GM
@155.e)]
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"the flesh was in seething" (1st
S^muw>el
2:14).
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"For she said within herself"
(Matthaios
9:21) : "But Iesous
turned about" (Matthaios
9:22), thus quaerying of her intent.
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"with ... >EPOWD."
(1st
S^muw>el
2:18) [\>AFAnDiy\ "What did you say?" (DMWA,
p. 25b)]
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"And the woman was made whole"
(Matthaios
9:22).
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As for Alk-estis, "her ghost descended to
[Tartaros]" (GM
@69.d), but she was
retrieved alive [from amongst the shades] (DCM,
s.v. "Alcestis") when
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"the maid ... dead, ... arose."
(Matthaios
9:24-25) {Alk-estis
was unexpectedly reprieved by Perse-phone
(GM
@69.d)}.
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"[Hera-klees]
arrived unexpectedly with a new wild-olive club, and rescued her."
(GM
@69.e -- Euripides
: Alkestis)
[\Rhakos\ 'wild-olive
tree
(at Troizen,
according to Pausanias
2:32:10)]
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Nephele was created to console Ixion, "who
was wandering disconsolately about the halls of [Olumpos]."
(GM
@70.a)
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"like the weeping willow" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:15). [viz., weeping
disconsolately]
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"the minstrels ... making a noise"
(Matthaios
9:23). }
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"Mount
Drum[-]chalice." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:15)
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"took
her by the hand" (Matthaios
9:25).
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"She
[Nephele]
bore ... a daughter, Helle."
(GM
@70.a) This Helle
[< *\Welsa\,
cognate with Latin \volsella\ 'tweezers, forceps', indicative of
her clutching the vehicle-beast's body] afterwards lost her grip
(and fell into the Helles-pontos).
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"thine arm" (1st
S^muw>el
2:31).
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"two blind men followed him"
(Matthaios
9:27).
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"when <eyliy
was laid down ... and his eyes began to ... dim" (1st
S^muw>el
3:2), "S^muw>el
was laid down to sleep" (1st
S^muw>el
3:3).
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"they brought to him a dumb man possessed
with a devil." (Matthaios
9:32)
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"did not yet know Yahweh, neither was the
word of Yahweh yet revealed unto him." (1st
S^muw>el
3:7)
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"when he had called unto him his twelve
disciples,
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"it shall be, if he [Yahweh] call thee,
that that shalt say, Speak ...; for thy servant heareth."
(1st
S^muw>el
3:9)
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he gave them power" (Matthaios
10:1).
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"Yahweh was with him, and" (1st
S^muw>el
3:19) "S^muw>el
was established to be a prophet" (1st
S^muw>el
3:20).
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"As ye go, preach" (Matthaios
10:7).
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"revealed ... the word of Yahweh."
(1st S^muw>el
3:21)
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"a generation later ... the Argonauts came
in search of it." (GM
@70.e) [searching the horizon]
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"pitched in >peq."
(1st
S^muw>el
4:1) [\>uFQ\ (DMWA,
p. 25a) 'horizon; range of vision'.]
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"freely have ye received, freely give."
(Matthaios
10:8)
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"the ... fillet, which [Phrixos] had worn,
was placed on his head" (GM
@70.f). [This fillet, which Phrixos had
received,
he freely
gave
away.]
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"And when ye come into an house, salute
it." (Matthaios
10:12)
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"let us fetch the ark [Latin \arx\ 'box']
of the covenant" (1st
S^muw>el
4:4).
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"inquire ...; and there abide till ye go
thence." (Matthaios
10:11)
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"harbouring ... living in the palace
disguised" (GM
@70.g).
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"suddenly yelled" (GM
@70.g).
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"its name is the glory-herb." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:15)
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"all ... shouted with a great shout, so
that
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"let your peace come upon it : ... let
your peace return to you." (Matthaios
10:13)
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the
earth rang again." (1st
S^muw>el
4:5) [peace on Earth, and once again]
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"be ye therefore wise ..., and harmless"
(Matthaios
10:16).
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"it will cure deafness." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:14). [cure incompraehension]
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"And
they understood" (1st
S^muw>el
4:6).
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"it shall be given to you in that same
hour what ye shall speak." (Matthaios
10:19)
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"suddenly yelled : '... Stand back ...!"
(GM
@70.g) ["suddenly" = "in that same hour"]
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"the messenger answered ...
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"shall deliver ... up to death, ... the
father the child" (Matthaios
10:21). [father slayeth own progeny]
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"Seizing his bow, ... he transfixed [his
own son Learkhos] with an arrow" (GM
@70.g).
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there hath
been also a great slaughter among the people, and thy two sons
also ... are dead" (1st
S^muw>el
4:17).
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"they have called the master of the house
[Beel-zeboul]" (Matthaios
10:25). [deified : Ba<al-Zebuwl is a prominent god.]
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"deified her [young] son [Melikertes]
as the God [Palaimon]
... riding on dolphin-back ... in honour" (GM
@70.h).
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"The River Young" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:14).
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"fell from off the seat backward"
(1st
S^muw>el
4:18).
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"What I tell you in darkness
... ye hear in the ear" (Matthaios
10:27).
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"Mount
Shade." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:14)
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"speak
ye in light ...
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"because
his remaining son, [Leukon
{'lucid'}],
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"she
... travailed" (1st
S^muw>el
4:19). [gave birth into light]
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had
sickened and died,
enquired from the Delphic Oracle" (GM
@70.i).
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"many briars" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:13).
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"about the time of her death
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preach
ye upon the housetops" (loc. cit.). [cf. entertainment on
roofs]
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"wild
beasts {party-goers?} entertain you" (GM
@70.i).
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"Mount Join[-]vale." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:13) [as hosts join guests?]
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"fear not that which kills the body"
(Matthaios
10:28).
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"take it to cure melancholy." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:12)
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the women ... said to her, Fear not" (1st
S^muw>el
4:20).
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"a wolf-pack ... fled at his approach"
(GM
@70.i).
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"looks like a wildcat, and it has a white
tail" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:12). {Bobcats formerly had "the
long tail"
(Blackfoot myth -- "OM&RS").}
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"The
glory is departed" (1st
S^muw>el
4:22). [ad astra / unto the stars?] {Because associated with the
stars", "Pawnee parents used to wrap their babies in
bobcat furs to bring them celestial blessings." ("NABM")}
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"Are not two sparrows sold ...?"
(Matthaios
10:29) [Sold as food, sparrows are so meager that only famished
persons
seek to buy them.]
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"his starving companions" (GM
@70.i).
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"Mount Fast." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:12)
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"Dagon was fallen upon his face" (1st
S^muw>el
5:3) : indicative of corn-crop failure (and thus of famine), for
Dagon is god of corn.
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"founded a city which he called [Alos],
from his wanderings" (GM
@70.i).
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"And they carried the ark of the God of
Yis`ra>el
about" (1st
S^muw>el
5:8).
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"Bloodstains" (GM
@70.j). {Haimerrhoides often bleed, staining
garments.}
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"they will cure bleeding piles
[haimorrhoides]." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11)
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"t.h.or
('haimorrhoides')
in their secret parts." (1st
S^muw>el
5:9)
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"of
more value than many" (Matthaios
10:31).
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"dressed only in a pelt" (GM
@70.j). {Leathern apparel is actually of greater
value
than is cloth-clothing.}
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"offering ... golden t.h.or
('haimorrhoides'),
and ... golden mice" (1st
S^muw>el
6:4).
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"I came not to send peace,
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"We have ... the recent raid" (GM
@70.j).
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but a sword." (Matthaios
10:34).
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"her guards ... kill" (GM
@70.k).
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"hand that smote us" (1st
S^muw>el
6:9).
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"He that findeth his life shall lose it;
and
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"were dressed in mourning, but ...
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"the great stone of >abel"
(1st
S^muw>el
6:18). [Strong's 60 \>eBeL\
'mourning']
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he that loseth his life ... shall find it."
(Matthaios
10:39)
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had provided white garments" (GM
@70.k).
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"which look like perch." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11)
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"give unto one of these little ones a cup
of cold water only in the name of a ... reward." (Matthaios
10:42)
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"drew water, and poured it out before
Yahweh" (1st
S^muw>el
7:6).
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"[Inoi]
escaped with [her little son Melikertes],
sprang into the sea, and became immortal." (GM
@70.k)
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"many flying-fish" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11).
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"under Beyt-Kar"
(1st
S^muw>el
7:11). [Strong's 3733 \kar\ 'camel's saddle' : queen Zenobia
escaped
Palmura while riding a camel]
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"shew ... again those things which ye do
hear" (Matthaios
11:4).
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"Hearken unto the voice of the people in
all things" (1st
S^muw>el
8:7).
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"the Island of Kroumissa." (GM
@70.l) [\KROUMat-\ 'musical beat'] {a musical beat is prominent
for work-outs}
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"The River Toil" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11). {allusion to a music-composer's "collected
works" (opera collecta)}
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"And he will ... put them to his work."
(1st
S^muw>el
8:16)
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"changed her into a ewe" (GM
@70.l).
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"And he will take ... of your sheep."
(1st
S^muw>el
8:17)
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"A reed shaken with the wind?"
(Matthaios
11:7) [\GuST\ cognate with \GhoST\]
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"the ghost herb" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11).
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"behold, they that wear soft clothing are
in kings' houses." (Matthaios
11:8)
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"hung up the golden fleece in a temple"
(GM
@70.m).
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"A prophet? yea ..., and more than a
prophet." (Matthaios
11:9)
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"he that is now called a Prophet was
beforetime called a Seer." (1st
S^muw>el
9:9)
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"I send my ... face" (Matthaios
11:10).
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"Mount Oxhead." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:11)
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{With an ox-head
as bait,
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"many years later his son ... Kutisoros
... rescued" (GM
@70.m). [\KUTISOs\ 'tree-medick (Medicago arborea)'] {medicinal
herbs often rescue patients}
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Jo,r-mun-gand the Midgard's-orm
was snagged (this orm being an aspect-mode of the healing serpent
(employed by, e.g., healer-hero Asklepios).}
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"the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence"
(Matthaios
11:12).
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"they bolted, overthrew ..., dragged him
..., and then
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"And if ye will receive it, this is ...,
which was for to come." (Matthaios
11:14)
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"Behold the man I spake to thee of!"
(1st
S^muw>el
9:17)
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"He that hath ears to hear, let him hear."
(Matthaios
11:15)
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"I ... will tell thee all that is in thine
heart." (1st
S^muw>el
9:19)
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"The Son of Man came eating"
(Matthaios
11:19).
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ate him alive." (GM
@71.a)
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"So did S^a>uwl
eat" (1st
S^muw>el
9:24).
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"But ... [Glaukos ('Green')]
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"Fragrant mat-grass is in abundance"
(CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:10). [This could be Anthoxanthum odoratum : "One
characteristic of this grass is its brilliant green colour"
(P&TP,
p. 33).
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"took a vial of oil, and poured it upon
his head" (1st
S^muw>el
10:1). [such oil-of-anointing-unto-kingship is of fragrant
redolence.]
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leaped into the sea
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It
"grows freely on ... sandy dunes" (P&TP,
p. 34).]
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"would have repented long ago"
(Matthaios
11:21).
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in grief" (GM
@71.a).
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"Mount Cry[-]forest." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:10)
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"S.owr"
(Matthaios
11:22). ['flint'
(Strong's 6864)] {cf. "brought
you water out of the flinty rock" (>elleh
ha-Dbariym
8:15)}
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"to drink from a well ..., and graze on an
herb called hippomanes which grew at its lip."
(GM
@71.a)
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"Mount Oak[-]vale." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:9)
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{Only in the territory of Tawis-karong
('Flint') was there any potable water (Wyandot-Huron myth --
"HCM").}
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"And thou ... shalt be brought down to
hell" (Matthaios
11:23). [viz., to a place of terror]
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"the [Tarax-[h]ippos], or Horse-scarer,
still haunts the Isthmus of [Korinthos]" (GM
@71.b).
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"Mount Great[-]terror." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:8)
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"young serpents; he had ... piously buried
their parents dead bodies." (GM
@72.c)
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"dragon bones." (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:7)
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"thou hast hid these things from the wise
and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes."
(Matthaios
11:25)
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"[Phulakos], springing up from the straw
[wherein he had lain hidden],
led him [the wise and prudent
Melam-pod-] away" (GM
@72.c).
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"at S.el-s.ah." (1st
S^muw>el
10:2) [Strong's 6738
\s.el\
'shade' {= hid} + 6703 \s.ah.\ 'dazzling' {= revealed}]
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"neither knoweth any man the Father, save
... to whomsoever" (Matthaios
11:27).
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"But who is their father? Therefore it
became a proverb" (1st
S^muw>el
10:12).
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"Come unto me, all ye that ... are heavy
laden" (Matthaios
11:28). [heavy-laden clouds do portend a rainy
day.]
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"the family of Mat.riy [Strong's 4309
'rainy'] was taken" (1st
S^muw>el
10:21).
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"two vultures flew down" (GM
@72.e). ["Plumage ... with an iridescent
sheen that typically is greenish" (BW"GY-HV").]
{Vultures are accounted as "the most righteous ... of birds"
(Ploutarkhos : Roman
Questions
93).}
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"numerous sky-pendants" (CM&S,
p. 68 5:1:7). {the
custom of leaving human cadavres to be fed-on by vultures, is
known as "sky-burial"
(interrment in the sky)
in Bodish religious idiom}
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"the son of Qiys^ [Strong's 7027 'a bow']
was taken" (1st
S^muw>el
10:22). [cf. Strong's 7198 \qes^et\ 'rainbow' {Hellenic \[w]irid-\
'rainbow', cognate with Latin \virid-\ 'green'}]
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"I am meek and lowly in heart"
(Matthaios
11:29).
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"there went with him a band of men, whose
hearts >lohiym
had touched." (1st
S^muw>el
10:26)
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