Arimu one _Ad_ is _the first_; whence _Adima_, or man. Spou an eye. Oior a man. Pata to kill _Badh_, to kill. Tahiti the chief deity is Vesta Tap is heat or flame; the type of Vesta. Papaios ” ” Jupiter Baba, or Bapa, the universal father. The Hindu Jiva-pitri, or _Father_ of Life [?]. Oitosuros ” ” Apollo Aitiswara, or Sun-God, applicable to Vishnu, who has every attribute of Apollo; from _ait_, contraction of _aditya_, the sun. Artimpasa, ” ” Venus Apsaras because born from or Aripasa the froth or essence, ‘_sara_,’ of the waters, ‘_ap_’ [‘going in the water’]. Thamimasadus ” ” Neptune Thoenatha; or _God of the Waters_. Apia wife of Papaios, or Earth Amba, Ama, Uma, is the _universal mother_; wife of ‘Baba Adam,’ as they term the universal father. See Turner’s _History of the Anglo-Saxons_, vol. i. p. 35. [Many of the identifications are obsolete.] Footnote 4.21.15: Sir W. Jones, “On the Lunar Year of the Hindus,” _Asiatic Researches_, vol. iii. p. 257. Footnote 4.21.16: Bhaskara saptami, in honour of the sun, as a form of Vishnu (Varaha Purana) Makari, from the sun entering the constellation _Makara_ (Pisces), the first of the solar Magha (see _Asiatic Researches_, vol. iii. p. 273). Footnote 4.21.17: See Vol. I. p. 91. Footnote 4.21.18: This word appears to have the same import as Thor, the sun-god and war divinity of the Scandinavians. [? _Thāwar_, Saturday; Skt. _sthāvara_, ‘stationary.’] Footnote 4.21.19: