The Books of Enoch, Aramaic Fragments of Qumran Cave 4

GENERAL
INDEX
Aalen, A., 72
Aaron, 206; sheep associated ['Iwhy wordplay
with Levi] with the second in command
sheep = Moses, 205; Aaronic priesthood,
253, 255, and see Priest
Abel, in an abode for those killed by violence,
229-31; the Judge, 106, 363-4; the High
Priest, 114
Abel Mayyd in Dan, 35; word-play with 'blyn,
19577
Abomination of Desolation, 253
Abraham, 249-51, 320; white bull, 242; plant
of righteousness, 268; teacher of astrology,
8-9; from Noah to Abraham ten generations
= Weeks, 252; feast of, 106
6ebel 'Aba Tor, 36-7
Abyss, 40
Achouza, cryptic name of Jerusalem, 113-14
'dk-[, Middle Persian 'hdq[, a giant, 311
Adam, 102; astronomer, 65; books of, no;
white bull, 45; transgression of Adam and
Eve, 236; punishment of Adam, 80-1; from
Adam to Noah ten generations = Weeks,
250-2; history from Adam to Moses on Sinai,
255; new (eschatological) Adam, white bull
with large horns, 45 [Adam, civilizing hero of
chthonic origin; opp. sea-born Sum.-Bab.
Sages, and celestial civilizers: Enoch, ten
angel-teachers]
adapu, title of Sum.-Bab. antediluvian Sages
(cf. apkallu)y 313; Adapa, first Sage (= U-
Anna), 13, 313
Adoily cosmogonic entity (Hades?), 113
Ahiraniy a giant (Phoen. king-type), 29
'Ahya, son of Semtbazah; Manichaean form of
4QEnGiants Hahyah (312-13),' 299, 304,
311 (variants in midraS of Semhazai and
'Aza*el, 324-9, 333-4); — Middle Persian
Nariman, 300, 312; = Sogdian Pdt-Sdhm,
299, 312; ? a bird-man, 313; his dream about
the world-garden, 303-9,324-8; cf.' Ohya and
Mahawai [these three names, comparable
to YHWH, are causative forms of hwh/hyh]
'Ain el'darr, 28
*Ain Sitti Mariam, 36-7
Akhmim (Panopolis), 70
Albek, Ch., 322
Alexander the Great, 33, 254
Alexander Jannaeus, 49
Alexander, P. J., 96, 121
Alexandra, 49
Alexandria, 276
Allegro, J. M., 60, 248, 250
altar of holocausts, 114
Alulu, first antediluvian king, 13
Amanus, 37
Ameretat, an Amesa Spenta archangel, 331
Amir, J., 214
Ammanitide, 44
Amnail, an angel, 98
'Amram, 214
'mwrd'd, Pahlevi form of Ameretat, 331
Andhtd, 331
'Anaqtm, 324, 3^9
Anastasius I, 96
Anderson, A. R., 30
Andersson, E., 105-6
angelology: * Watcher*, good or bad (arch)angel,
175, 235-6; *Watcher and Holy One', 144,
230; *Holy One', 158, 161; *Great Watcher
and Holy One', archangel, 171-2, 174, 192;
archangel teaching, see Michael, Uriel; angel
dictating, 315-16; winged angels, 97; missions
of archangels, 34, 161-2, 175, 248;
interventions of angels, 252; roles of angels,
54; names of archangels at the Last Judgement,
92 (especially Uriel); astronomical
leaders, 295; (arch)angels symbolized by men
in white, 43-5, 112 and see animals; four
archangels (in Persian period), 30, 157-8,
160, 173-4; Manichaean texts, 306, 316;
etymologies of their names, 174, 316; relation
to four cardinal points, 173; seven archangels
(in Hellenistic period), 25; in later
times, 113, 128, 173; three archangel-guides,
13-14, 43; two, 112; combat of the chief
archangel with the chief demon (of Michael
with Semtbazah), 314; myth of the descent of
two archangels, see 'Aia*el and Semtbazah
[double aspect of Demiurge who created,
*God made', and approved creation, *the
Name saw (that it was good, and gave
names)'], in later times, 331-2; ten angelteachers
[synchronically a thiasos led by