Re: VMs: Liber Juratus & Medieval Numbers book

[Nick Pelling <incoming@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi everyone,

At 11:31 05/07/2003 +0100, Brett Cotton wrote:
> the names listed below look like corrupted Hebrew angel names, on the 
> first line the ones that stand out are :
> samayelyn <- Samael and racyelyn <- Raziel

> Consider the list included in Liber Juratus for a certain month:
>
> samayelyn . tartalyn . doppeyl . racyelyn . farabyn . cabyn . asymolyn .
> mabareylyn . tralyeylyn . rubbelyn . marmaryn . tafanyelyn . fuheylyn .
> ruffar . aneylyn . rabsylyn . eralyn . pyrteplyn . brofylyn . cacyrylyn .
> naffreynyn . nupuryn . raffylyn . nyrylyn . nyenyolyn . nybyryn . celabryll
> . tubeylyn . haayn . veyn . paafyryn . cetenoylyn . letytyeylyn . rarafeyll
> . canueyl . bastaylyn . costyryn . montyelyn . albylyn . parachbeyll .
> alyeyll . vaceyll . zalcycyll . amadyell . vsararyeyll . lyncodoneyl .
> daffrypeyl . vnlylyn . carfzoneyll . gronyeyll . gabrynyn . narbeyll .

As a pharmacist's son, I'd also point out that many of them seem to have 
emerged from the same well-spring as modern generic drug names: I'm sure a 
pharmacopeia would contain at least one of tartalyn, farabyn, marmaryn, 
paafyrin, cetenoylyn, gabrynyn, nyrylyn or nybyryn. :-)

And what about our old friend aspyryn? :-)

Cheers, .....Nick Pelling..... :-9 


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