The Books of Enoch, Aramaic Fragments of Qumran Cave 4

GENERAL INDEX 431
Enoch, passim; orthography of the name:
Manichaean Hwnzux, 301, Jud.-Bab. 'hnzvk,
337, Arabic 'Uhnuh, 124, 337; titles and
functions: scribe of righteousness/truth, 237,
262, scribe of distinction (/)ri:'), 237, 262, 305,
315, very wise, 262, judge of mankind, 262-3,
sign of knowledge, 11, apostle, 307, 312;
world-chronology beginning with Enoch,
248, cf. 257 [Enoch first sage-king, in opposition
to the Biblical Adam]; legend of Enoch
in Enastr, Book of Visions, Book of Watchers
(and probably in Book of Giants, Book of
Noah): first celestial teacher in sciences, esp.
astronomy and cosmology, and inhabitant of
Paradise, 8-9, 12-13, 59-^9, 275, 305-6;
relation to Gen. and Sum.-Bab. traditions,
13, 21, 30-3; legend of Enoch in Book of
Dreams and in Epistle: 7th patriarch, 31, 42,
51, 262-3, wife of Enoch, 42; Sum.-Bab.
influence, 42, 313; legend of Enoch in Book
of Jubilees, 12, 42, 59, 103, 263; writings
attributed to Enoch, see INDEX OF QUOTA­
TIONS, Enochic Pentateuch, etc.: Enastr,
En. 81 later, 13-14, Enastr** from the missing
end of Enastr, 8, 297, Greek Enastr, 19-21,
Greek title Mathimata, 19; Book of Visions
[a resum^ of an epic narration, parallel
to Ugaritic poems], 23-4, 28-35, Greek title
Thedrimata, 35; Book of Watchers, journeys
of Enoch, 25-36, 38-40, 196, 204, 219,
value of the Greek Version, 22, 30, 36, 71-2,
76-8, 143; Book of Giants [not in the first
person, whence no mention in Jub. 4,
earlier than Book of Dreams], 57-8, 298-335,
two tablets, 314-16, prayer, 316-17; Book
of Dreams, use of other writings, 14, 42-3,
chronology, 254, more developed in Eth.
Version, 41-2, 204-6, 238-40, 240-3; Epistle
of Enoch, unknown to Jub., 48, polemics
against Book of Watchers, 52-4, En. 105
original, 208, Greek Ep. excerpted from the
En. Pentateuch, 57, beg. shortened in Eth.,
48, 247; no Latin, nor Syriac, Version, 80-1,
152, 82-3; value and studies of Eth. Version,
83-8, 25, 49, 184; Enastr and Visions of
Samaritan origin? 31, Samaritan Medieval
traditions, 64-8; Christian En. writings and
traditions, 89-124, Enoch heavenly recorder,
103-6, 113, 263, 363-4, Sibyl sister of
Enoch, 96-7, 100-4, both in liturgy, 97; En.
Pentateuch in Book of Parables and in Book
of Secrets, 89, 91, 109-10, Enoch high
priest, 114-15; 360 Books of Enoch, 111,113;
see Elijah, and iconography; Enoch/Hermes/
'Idris in hermetics, 98, 117-18, 134; Enoch
human doctor, in opp. to Hermes/Metatron,
in Jewish magic, 133, 335-8; Enoch/
Metatron in Cabbala, 125-35, 263; 67 books
of Enoch, 124
Enos, 114, 323, 327
epistolary style, 34-5, 51-2, 315-16
Epstein, I., 320
era of the fall of Judah, 255; see chronology
Ernout, A., 233
Esau, 242
eschatology: in Book of Watchers, 176-7, 191,
229-31, no bodily resurrection, 219, fertility
of the soil, 301-2 [Papias in Iren., Adv, haer.
V 33, and 2 Bar. 29: 5 closer to the Book of
Giants than to En. 10: 19]; in Book of
Dreams, 45, 239, 254; in Epistle, 47, 51-4,
208, 267-9, resurrection? 54, testimony and
supremacy of the righteous, 208, 267;
ultimate salvation of sinners in En. 108, 107;
7th millennium, 257-8; in Sibylline, 92-4;
Abel the Judge, 106, 363-4; see Elijah
Esposito, M., 119
Essenes, 7-10, 41, 59-69, 184, 331
'Esfirahy a star of the Pleiades or Venus, 323,
327, 330-1
Etheridge, J. W., 128
Ethiopic Version of En., see Enoch, and INDEX
OF QUOTATIONS
etymologies: triple etymology of Noah and of
priestly patriarchs, 213-15, parallel to 3 names
of Belial, Michael, Moses, 214; etymology of
Hermon, 152, 214-15, 337, of Yared, 214-
15, of Lamech, 208, 215; etymologies of
4 cardinal points, esp. of dardmd, 288-91;
Hebrew etymology no proof of Hebrew
original, 214
Euphrates, 16, 18
Eve, 98, 236
Ewald, 184
Fabricius, J. A., v
Falasha Jews, 124
Fara, Suruppak, 13
Festugi^re, A. J., 98
Firath, N., 173
fire, celestial, 38-40, 220, 304
fish-men, antediluvian Sum.-Bab. Sages,
kulullu'fishy purddu'hshy 313
Fitzmyer, J. A., 56, 60
Flemming, J., v, 83, 85, 230
Flood, 33, 93, 112-13, 212, 323, 327, 337