rulers of Yis`ra^>e_l

20 day-regents (Codex Borgia 22 to 24)

cognate with Liwya^ta^n the crocodile:

1. crocodile producing a

Le_wi^

waterfall [cf. waterfall-site of

the first high-priest

Michael Harner's initiation as shaman]

Qha^t [= Ugaritic >qht,

2. god [same as that on p. 49,

who was killed by a flying god]

being killed by a winged vampire-bat]

Yis.har [cf. s.o_har

3. god looking upward

"noon" (time of sun at zenith)]

toward zenith

<amra^m [cf. <a^mar

4. Maya day Kan "ripe" (for harvesting

"to bind sheaves"]

as sheaves)

Yitro^, alias dictus Qe^ni^ "nesting":

5. macaw, flying; with

his daughter S.ippo_ra^h "bird"

bird-headed goddess;

at water-well overcame men (S^m 2:17)

water containing man

fall of Qe^ni^ was predicted (BM 24:22),

with lion (BM 24:9), by BiL<AM

6. leopard (BaLAM in Maya)

B>e_r S^eba< "seven wells" of

7. 8 round wells (?) of

>ahro^n, a nudist:

naked man

>ahro^n was survived by Mo_s^eh, who

"put a veil on his face" (S^m 34:33)

8. wearing human skin, and

directed migration

holding liahona

crossing of Yarde_n river

9. Atl "water"

Kaleb (S^p 1:12) "hound"

10. Itzcuintli "hound"

>e_h.u^d "blew a horn" (S^p 3:27)

11. blowing conch-shell

S^amgar (S^p3:31) =

s^a^mayim "two skies" +

12. multi-layered sky;

ga^ro^n "neck"

disk as colar around god's neck

Si^sra^> with

13. god with

"two dyed garments of broidery

two cords

for the neck" (S^p 5:30)

around neck

Gid<o^n "shall not die" (S^p 6:23)

14. death-god (who cannot die)

Yo^ta^m of "sweetness" (S^p 9:11)

15. god as taster

house of Millo^> (S^p 9:20) "fullness"

16. full, overflowing pot

woman (S^p 9:53)

17. goddess Tlazolteotl

30 sons, 30 villages (S^p 10:4)

[days of month ?], of Ya^<u^r "wooded":

18. wooden-staff-holding

cf. "Ancient of Days" the white-haired

white-haired man

Yipta^h. spake with

19. owl-headed god speaking with

his own daughter (S^p 11:35)

goddess

20. maize-plant, enwreathed with snake

>e^lo^n (S^p 12:11) "oak-grove"

(like oak-tree with mistletoe ?)

shamanism

Codex Borgia 22-24

"a waterfall", viz., "a gigantic, grinning crocodilian head, from whose cavernous jaws gushed a torrential flood of water." (ShThT, p. 171)

1. (p. 22) waterfall issuing from crocodilian head

"giant bat" (ShThT, p. 177): "actually

2. (p. 22) blood-god (= same blood-god having his blood quaffed by vampire-bat on p. 49)

large, shiny black creatures with

3. (p. 23) black god

stubby ... wings and huge whale-like bodies." (ShThT, p. 173)

4. (p. 23) winged god)

"people with the heads of blue jays and the bodies of humans" = "bird-headed gods" (ShThT, p. 172)

5. (p. 23) green-quetzal-bird-headed goddess

"the sky ... outer space" (p. 177)

6. (p. 24) starry sky, partly red and partly dark

"Outer Darkness" (p. 177)

7. (p. 24) man plunging into darkness