Ya<qob = Arrow-Youth
<es`aw = Cougar (Mountain-Lion)
PA&M, p. |
Keres |
LB, p. |
<ibri^ |
101 |
Woman came, carrying her water-jar, to the water-spring. |
168 |
Woman came to the water-well. |
102, 104 |
Big Star instructed Arrow-Youth. |
170 |
Star of Ya<qob. |
101 |
Buffalo-Man was admired by Yellow-Woman. |
171 |
To <es`aw had been promised Le>ah, who disliked Ya<qob |
101 |
Arrow-Youth is abandoned by Yellow-Woman (Koc^inako), eloping with Buffalo-Man (Mus^aic^ Huc^-tsi). |
172 |
To Ya<qob, Le>ah spake of <es`aw |
103 |
Yellow-Woman urinated upon calf |
179 |
Rah.el sat upon drinking-vessels (each containing a tablet of gold – p. 178), which were worshipped by Laban [much as the golden calf was later worhipped] |
102 |
Cougar, |
179 |
lion |
102 |
Wolf, et al. |
188 |
Lion & Fox |
101, 103 |
The army of Buffalo-Man surrounded Arrow-Youth and his brides. |
191 |
The army of <es`aw surrounded Ya<qob and his party. |
101, 103 |
Arrow-Youth, by shooting an arrow, slew Buffalo-Man. |
191-2 |
Ya<qob, by shooting an arrow, slew <esaw |
102 |
The wind blew on the back of Arrow-Youth. |
192 |
The wind blew on the backs of the army of Ya<qob : |
193 |
this was the wind which destroyed the army of Ya<qob (cf. nation-destroying wind in the Qur>an). |
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103 |
Having slain his wife, one Yellow-Woman, |
172 |
Wishing to divorce his wife, |
Arrow-Youth married the other Arrow-Woman; and he told his father-in-law this, gaining his father-in-law’s approval. |
and telling his father-in-law so, his father-in-law succumbed to giving to him her sister in order to appease him. |
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102 |
Bear(, which in Zun~i myth is |
196 |
bear which |
187-8 |
is startled by Ugly Wild Boy) |
is robbed of its prey by Gad |
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106 |
Yellow Woman is blind during daylight, figuratively the moon. |
197 |
Yo^sep’s mother Rah.el is (in his dream) the moon . |
102 |
Yellow-Woman was transferred from her imprisonment |
204 |
To Yo^sep, Rah.el spale from her tomb, encouraging him to go with his owners, who |
by Eagle (lightning-eagle?). |
205 |
soon experienced a lightning-storm. |
PG&M = Hamilton A. Tyler : Pueblo Gods and Myths. U of OK Pr, Norman, 1975.
LB = Louis Ginzberg : Legends of the Bible. Konecky & Konecky.