The Books of Enoch, Aramaic Fragments of Qumran Cave 4

Salmanassar, 254
Sdniy Middle Persian and Parthian equivalent
oi Ohy&y 300-1, 311-12, 334; Sdm'Krsdsp,
slayer of dragons, 300; see Sdhm
Samaria, 58, 254; Samaritan origin of
Enastr (calendar of 364 days) and Visions of
Enoch? 9-10, 31, of Testament of Levi? 24;
Samaritan source of Eupolemus* History, 8-9,
25; Samaritan priesthood, 65-6; Samaritan
orthography of Aramaic, 23; Samaritan
traditions, on Adam, 65, on Enoch, 64-8
Samiel, an angel of the last judgement, 92
Samiffel, 15th fallen angel, 9th angel-teacher,
150-1, 154, 157-9, 188-9
Sanders, H. A., 123
SangVely an angel, 129
Ne^el Santaydy = nahal ha-Sitfimy == Wadi
Qaddtei, 36
Sapor I, 95-6
Saqqara, excavations at, 97, 103
Saraphouily an archangel, 104
Sargon I, 16
SarVely one of four, or seven, archangels, 30,
157-8, 160, 172-4, 239, 316; sinners watched
by, 172; mission to Noah, 173-4, 239
Satans, 113
Sataw*ely 14th fallen angel, 150-1, 153, 188-9
Saint-Savin, church of, 212
Scaliger, J. J., v, 72
Schermann, Th., 123
Schleifer, J., 121
Schmidt, C, 99-100
Schmidt, N., 108
Schmitt-Korte, K., 26
Schnabel, P., 313
Schnorr von Carolsfeld, J., 320
Scholem, G. G., 127, 330
Schurer, E., 71
scribes, angels, 54; cf. Enoch
sea: curse on Sea monster, 336, 338, seavoyage
of Enoch to West and North, 33,
and cf, journeys; sea-imagery, 50-1
seasons, four, in Enastr, 35, 296-7; two, in
Book of Watchers, 146-7, 184-5
Sebaste of Phrygia, 173
Semeil, an angel-guide of Enoch, 112
SemifiazahlSemthazdlSemi'Hazahy 29, 34, 43,
82, 150-2, 157-9, 171, 176, 188-9, 245, 252,
299, 301, 304, 307-8, 311, 314-15, 317, 321,
322, 326-9, 331, 335; Greek, Ethiopic and
Syriac Semiaza{s)y 152, 82, Manichaean
Aramaic Mfiyz*, 299, Manichaean Iranian
Sahmizddy 299, 301, Mishnaic SemJiazaiy
GENERAL INDEX 437
322-9; I St fallen angel, 150-2, 188-9, 2nd
angel-teacher, 157-9, 171 [supreme chief of
20, or 200 (see p. 156), thiasoi, chief of
archetypal thiasos, i4"9 members: 'companions*,
babraydy 176, 245, 311, 3^5];
royal function, parallel to that of Noah, 29;
against Michael? 314; penitent, 43, 307-8,
326-8, 331; replaced by 'Azaz*ely 314; see
angelology, 'Aidel
Senir, 34
Septimius Severus, 94
Seraphim, seven, 113
Seth, books of, no; high priest, 114; Sethites,
102; Sethite men, 212, women, 308, 310
Seven, the seven regions, 15, 289-91
Seyrig, H., 192, 231
Shalem, 64
Shekanyahy priestly family, 62-3
Shem, Melchisedek son of, 115
shepherds, seventy angel-guardians, 43-5, 254,
257, 304
Shuruppak, antediluvian king and town, 13, 313
Sibyl, 96-7, 100-4; sister of Enoch, loi, 103-4;
from the family of Noah, 96; at the end of
time, 97, 123; named SabbijSambithi 'Sabbath*,
96-7
Sichardus, I., 94
Sichem, 10, 67
Sidon, 28
signs, of priestly families, 62; Enoch, sign of
knowledge, 11; Samaritan Book of the Signs,
64-8
Sihon, 320, 324, 329
Sinai, 35, 206, 255, 290
R. Sim'on b. Yohai, 320
Sim'on ha-Dar§an of Frankfurt, 321
Sion, 252
Slavonic dialects, and recensions of Secrets of
Enoch, 108
Sippar, 313
Soderhjelm, J. W., 118
Sodom, 336
Sokolov, M., 107
Solitude, the great desert, 306
Solomon, 256
Son of Man, in Book of Parables, 92; Sons of
God, 254
Sophonim, wife of Nir, 115
spices, see aromatics
Spiegel, Sh., 330, 333
Stahlin, O., 73, 177
stars (esp. planets), 240; angels, 239, 290,
337-8; first fallen star, 'Aidely 43