La[w]o-medon = Yhudah >is^-keryot
O[w]i-klees = Yes^uwa< Mas^iyah.
Hellenic |
Christian |
Arthurian, Kemetian & Papuan |
"more than thirty Trojan drachmae" (GM 137.a) were gained by Lao-medon in cheating. |
30 pieces of silver were gained by Yhudah >is^-keryot in treachery (Matthaios 26:15) |
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By way of punishment, the earth-shaker Poseidon required the chaining {cf. the 12 links in the "chain of dependent origination") of Lao-medon's daughter Hesione, for which |
The 12 parts (according to Priscillianism) of the soul -- the soul (psukhe) being accounted as feminine and fettered by desires. |
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Hera-klees "spent spent three days in the [sea-]monster's belly" (GM 137.d). |
As Yo^nah was three days and three nights in the belly of the [tannah "sea-monster"], so shall the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. (Matthaios 12:40) |
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Telamon offered the "golden wine-bowl", through which offering a blessing was imparted to his son Aiaks the Great (GM 137.i). |
Lancelot was able to impart the mystery of the holy Grail to his own son Galahad. |
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Podarkes maintained that the immortal mares ought to be given (GM 137.k). |
Yes^uwa< sat on ass (Ioannes 12:14): cf. ass (B-R>S^YT 49:14) of tribe Yis`s`as`kar |
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crown of thorns |
[Wiru] Woman "turned into something with thorns" and, afterward, |
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Hesione redeemed Podarkes (GM, loc. cit.). |
daughter of Herodias |
a snake (PNGN, p, 132). (Kemetian) The ass was swallowed by a boa. |
Tomb of O[w]i-klees is nigh the praecinct of wind-god Boreas (GM 137.m). |
the Holy Sepulchre. Yo^h.anan the baptist spoke of the himself as a reed in the wind (Matthaios 11:7; Loukas 7:24). |
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The widow Glaukia ("green") gave birth to (GM 137.n) Skamandros as a posthumous son of DeI-MAKHOs {= [Skt.] JYa-MAGHA}. |
The "Green Knight" |
GM = Robert Graves: The Greek Myths. 1955.
PNGN = Thomas Slone: One Thousand one Papua New Guinean Nights. Masalai Pr, 2001.