The Origin of Ancient Names of Countries Cities Individuals And Gods
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" The Shining Bar, " and " Ani the King, " of the Assyrian inscriptions, seem to have united in forming Yar-una, the Hindu Sat- urn, the god of Heaven and Light. We find Ver-ona in Italy, Var-na, on the Black Sea, the Var-ani, a people of Bactria, and the river Var, f named from the god Bar, just as the river Don (or Tanais) is named from the sun Adan, his goddess Tanais == Athena (Minerva), and Adana, the name of a province in Asia Minor.
We have in the Bible Bar-z. Illai, a person (Abar and *... Chap. X. T Verres and Varro.
22 Azel, 7?}^, or Asel or Sol, As-iel and Sol-omon (Amon, a Jewish king). We have also Par-an, a place, Beor, a man's name, Baal-peor, Phre, the sun-god in Egypt, Phar-par, a river, and El-Par-an. Pr-i-ene, a European town, is Abar and Ani ; Prusa, the modern Bur-sa, is Abar (Bar) and As (the sun). We find Paarai, Beeri, Beri, Bible-names ; Bera, king of Sodom, the Trojan Pr- iam, and a city of Cal-abr-ia. , in Italy, named Bari ; also 5r-undusium, S-pbar-is, cities, Epure, an Italian name of Apollo, Pur, the Greek word for fire, Epir-us, a country, Epher, a Hebrew name, the Persian fire-altar Pyr-ethon, the word pyre, which, softened, is "fire, " the German feuer, and the French foyer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Shining Bar, " and " Ani the King, " of the Assyrian inscriptions, seem to have united in forming Yar-una, the Hindu Sat- urn, the god of Heaven and Light. We find Ver-ona in Italy, Var-na, on the Black Sea, the Var-ani, a people of Bactria, and the river Var, f named from the god Bar, just as the river Don (or Tanais) is named from the sun Adan, his goddess Tanais == Athena (Minerva), and Adana, the name of a province in Asia Minor.
We have in the Bible Bar-z. Illai, a person (Abar and *... Chap. X. T Verres and Varro.
22 Azel, 7?}^, or Asel or Sol, As-iel and Sol-omon (Amon, a Jewish king). We have also Par-an, a place, Beor, a man's name, Baal-peor, Phre, the sun-god in Egypt, Phar-par, a river, and El-Par-an. Pr-i-ene, a European town, is Abar and Ani ; Prusa, the modern Bur-sa, is Abar (Bar) and As (the sun). We find Paarai, Beeri, Beri, Bible-names ; Bera, king of Sodom, the Trojan Pr- iam, and a city of Cal-abr-ia. , in Italy, named Bari ; also 5r-undusium, S-pbar-is, cities, Epure, an Italian name of Apollo, Pur, the Greek word for fire, Epir-us, a country, Epher, a Hebrew name, the Persian fire-altar Pyr-ethon, the word pyre, which, softened, is "fire, " the German feuer, and the French foyer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunlap, S. F. (Samuel Fales), 1825-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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