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16 January 2012, 21 Tevet 5772.
Contents:
1. Where Did the Wives of the Israelite Tribal Ancestors Come From?
2. Switzerland: Burgundians= French Speakers; Alamans = Germanic Speakers.
3. A Minoan (Philistine?) Center in Scandinavia.
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1. Where Did the Wives of the Israelite Tribal Ancestors Come From?
The book "Ori ve-Yishai" by Uri Shachar brings three different opinions:
a. Quotes from Safer Ha-Yashar:
The wife of Reuben, Elioram daughter of Avi the Hivite;
the wife of Simeon, Dinah and Bonah;
the wife of Levi, Adinah daughter of Yovav son of Yaktan;
the wife of Yehudah, Tamar;
the wife of Issachar, Aridah daughter of Yovav son of Yaktan;
the wife of Zebulon, Merushat daughter of Molad son of Abida son of Madyan;
the wife of Dan, Aflalat daughter of Chamudan the Moabite;
the wife of Naphtali, Merimath daughter of Amuram son of Oz son of Nachor;
the wife of Gad, Ustit daughter of Amuram son of Oz son of Nachor;
the wife of Asher, Hadurah daughter of Abimael son of Aber son of Shem;
the wife of Benjamin, Machlia daughter of Aram son of Zoba son of Terach and Arvat daughter of Zimran son of Abraham;
b. Midrash Manuscript.
[Alternatively] there are those who say the wife of Reuben was Adah; the wife of Simeon was was Yibah, the wife of Levi was Anat, the wife of Issachar was Uzkah; the wife of Zebulon was Ozni; the wife of Dan was was Eglah, the wife of Naphtali was rastuah; the wife of Gad was Maacah' the wife of Asher was Yoinah, the wife of Benjamin was Yiscah.
c. Still another opinion says they married their sisters.
Midrash Breishit Rabah; Rashi, Genesis 46:26; Nachmanides.
2. Switzerland: Burgundians= French Speakers; Alamans = Germanic Speakers.
The Burgundians
http://www.odinic-rite.org/AcornHollow/2011/09/the-burgundians/
by Hariulf OR
In this short article I will talk about a little known Germanic people: the Burgundians. The Burgundians have played an important role in what became the modern Switzerland. Indeed the part of the Swiss settled by the Burgundians became the 'Suisse Romande' (French speaking part of Switzerland). The German part of Switzerland was settled by another Germanic tribe, the Alamanni.
3. A Minoan Center in Scandinavia
Genetic Analysis of the Norse Sub-Region of Europe (STR)
Historical Background
http://dnatribes.com/dnatribes-digest-2011-11-01.pdf
Extract:
According to archaeologists Kristiansen and Larsson, Bronze Age Scandinavia emerged as a 'secondary center' of Minoan culture in the 18th to 16th centuries BCE, linked with the Aegean via industrial centers in Central Europe (present day Hungary and Slovakia). New techniques of metallurgy, woodworking, and shipbuilding were brought to Scandinavia from the more advanced Mediterranean civilizations, along with cultural forms recorded in monuments such as the 'King's Grave' near Kivik, Sweden. These inter-cultural links were interrupted around 1500 BCE, but soon resumed during the Mycenaean period recalled in Homer's epics. Although these early Aegean influenced Scandinavian societies did not leave written records, neighboring Goidelic (Celtic) cultures of the western British Isles described ancient invasions by the Tuatha D'Danann ('tribes of the goddess Danu,' somewhat similar to the Homeric Danaoi). In the dynastic legends of Ireland, the Tuatha D'were said to be technically skilled mariners from four northern cities across the sea. These northerners were eventually defeated by Mediterranean (Milesian) tribes named for Go'el the Green (Go'el Glas or Gaythelos). Nevertheless, memories of the Tuatha D'e Danann lingered in the Irish landscape as the aes s'he or 'people of the mounds.'
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