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350 PHCENICIAN ORIGIN OF BRIIONS & SCOTS
In Egypt also—now seen to have been Aryanized by the Catti Phcenicians—‘‘ Michael ” actually appears under earlier forms of the latter name as “ God of the Harvest’ and also “of the Red Cross.’ As“ Resef” (t.e., Rashap Mikal) he is a god of the Middle Period admittedly imported from “Syria” (7.e., Syria-Phcenicia) and he is represented as a warrior with the Goat's head as a chaplet, and carrying the handled Cross of Life (see Fig. 69), and his relation to FoodGrain is indicated in his name Rese/, meaning Food-Grain.* He also bears titles equivalent to “ Archangel ”’ in “ Governor of the Gods”’ (the Egyptians being inveterate polytheists) and ‘“ Lord of the Two-fold Strength among the Company of the Gods.” And as “ Makhi-al’’ (or Makhi-ar) he is the “ Harvest God” and equivalent of Michael.
Fic. 68.—Phcenix Sun-Bird of Tascio with Crosses and Sun-discs, from Early Briton Cave gravings and Coins. (After Simpson, Stuart and Evans.) Note lozenge-lined Cross of Hittite and Trojan pattern. Cp. Figs. 44 and 46.
The Ancient Egyptians called their Harvest god “‘ Wakhi-al”’ (or ALakhi-ar),* and named that month after him, the “ Aekir ”’ of the Copts for that Harvest month, and also the god of the Harvest. Now this is practically his identical name, as current amongst the Hittites about 2400 B.c., where we find it spelt “ Ma-khu-ur” ; and he also had a month called after
1 Resef in Egyptian=“ Food,” B.E.D., 433 and Resi=“ Corn,”’ 431.
7B.G.E., 2, 282.
3S.A-S., Pl. 342 and cp. S.S:S., 2, Ilust. Pl. 33, rz. 6 S.A.S., Pl. 35, ¢ E.GB: 8) I:
4 Cp. B.E.D., 286a, / and y have the same letter-sign in Egypt.
57b,, 2862, and cp. B.G.E., 293. His harvest mouth was the sixth month of the Egyptian calendar.
® Sayce, Cappadocian Cuneiform Tablets from Kara Eyuk, Babylonia, raro (4), 2, 7-