translⁿ sent to M^r Norris

15 May / 55

Artakshatra the great King, the K of Kings, the K of the nations of… all of them, son of D the K says: D was son of A the King. A was son of X the K. X was son of Darius the K. D was son of H a man (who was) an A . All? this… w^ch y^e divine Darius, father of my fathers made?…

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…in y^e name of Ahurumuz y^e god of Heaven & Earth, I made them. May Aturumusda god of Heaven & Earth be profitic unto me….

Anchises merelly y^e name of y^e male deity correspond^g to Venus Anchisia the Oriental Venus, or Anakhitte

Hemithic the opponent of the Obilisk King, his name I think is derived from Yem and Mithri, & affords a probable proof of y^e early extensⁿ of y^e worship of Mithic.

Anacletus. This early pope like Hormisdos, an oriental priest The name has little or no meaning in Greek. “called”, having received a calling. but αναυαλειν not so used. Anacletus is a corruptⁿ of Anakhetus or rather Arakheta the Great Persian Goddess Anahid. under whose worship he may have sheltered himself during the times of persecution.

Cletus is supposed to have been y^e same individual. The Persian Goddess seems to have been early known by the shortened name of Cleta in y^e Greek mythology for example, Clytia the beloved of Apollo & tho’ more distant the Etruscan Clatra the Moon.