Ta-welo = Ligus
Maricopa (of CA) |
Munsee (of NY) |
Kauai |
Hellenic |
his father having been murdered, |
his parents having been murdered by being hurled from cliff (p. 410), |
Ialebion was father : |
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"boy decides to become a comet." |
"Comet" is adulterer when |
Ka-WELO [= /WELOWELO/ ‘comet’] is assaulted by giant wielding |
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"sky tree is uprooted" |
"uprooted koa tree from Kahikikolo" (p. 412). |
nigh Massalia (G-I-L) in Liguria (Narbonensis), |
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Ta-welo is showered with stones by the army of his enemy |
Ligus is showered with stones (132.k) by his enemy |
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>ai-kanaka. |
Heraklees Engonasis [("on his knee", NG, p. 125, fn. l)] |
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[cf. the >ai-kanaka of Maui, who tore off his own wife leg or foot because she refused to cleanse faeces. (p. 242) |
Heraklees, who murdered his own 1st wife, cleansed of faeces (the cattleyard of Augeias) (127a-d), |
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whereafter he obtained Mnesi-makhe (127.f), his 2nd wife. |
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From the sky, the adultress came to the earth. |
This wife of >ai-kanaka went to the moon.] |
[the moon is a huge mirror reflecting the earth, according to Philolaos (CN 2:20)] |
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BNss |
WF |
HM |
GM |
WF = http://www.ruthenia.ru/folklore/berezkin/eng/051_17.htm
HM = Martha Beckwith : Hawaiian Mythology. Yale U Pr, 1940.
BNss = http://www.ruthenia.ru/folklore/berezkin/eng/061_3.htm
G-I-L = http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/italy.html#Liguria
GM = Robert Graves : The Greek Myths. 1955.
ONG = Thomas Francklin : Nature of the Gods. London, 1829.
CN = Ploutarkhos : Concerning Nature. http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/p/plutarch/nature/book2.html
Engonasis is (according to Hippolutos 4:48) "making a confession of sin." In regard to the guilt implied in the mirror of Dharma shewing forth sins of the dead; |
that confession may match "Lucian's dependence in VH 1, 26 (the mirror in Endymion's palace) on Plutarch GS 589c-d (188-198)." (BMCR 2004) |
Hippolutos : Refutation of All Heresies. http://www.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/anf05.iii.iii.ii.xlviii.html
http://www.piney.com/FathHippolyIV.html
BMCR = BRYN MAWR CLASSICAL REVIEW. http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/2004/2004-06-30.html
The occupier of the "stony plain", /LIGu-/ is source (via the tribe-name /LINGon-es/) of the Samskr.ta term /LINGa/ ‘sacred pebble’. (Ligurian religion may have been characterized by worship of pebbles, very alike to Hindu, <arabian, and antient Peruvian religions.)