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The name Math is obviously a part of MATHonwy. He is, therefore, an extruded, exteriorised or externalised part of Mathonwy. Math is the nasal mutation of the Welsh 'bath' which means a coin, and a coin is the medium by which payment is made - another fact to be held in memory at this point. To equate Math with 'treasure', as is sometimes done, is over simplification and of spurious validity when analysed thus.
The remaining part of Mathonwy as yet unexplained is 'onwy'. Remembering that 'on' (the ash [tree]) was symbolic of The Great Mother Goddess and knowing that 'wy' is Welsh for 'egg', we now realise that Math is the extruded part of the egg or seed of the ash - brother of the Cosmic Goddess in her latent or virgin state (an embryonic ash) prior to her flowering into maturity and motherhood which brought forth manifestation.
The name Math is obviously a part of MATHonwy. He is, therefore, an extruded, exteriorised or externalised part of Mathonwy. Math is the nasal mutation of the Welsh 'bath' which means a coin, and a coin is the medium by which payment is made - another fact to be held in memory at this point. To equate Math with 'treasure', as is sometimes done, is over simplification and of spurious validity when analysed thus.
The remaining part of Mathonwy as yet unexplained is 'onwy'. Remembering that 'on' (the ash [tree]) was symbolic of The Great Mother Goddess and knowing that 'wy' is Welsh for 'egg', we now realise that Math is the extruded part of the egg or seed of the ash - brother of the Cosmic Goddess in her latent or virgin state (an embryonic ash) prior to her flowering into maturity and motherhood which brought forth manifestation.
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Thanks to both... Now...
Somewhere I read that "Ventie Slav" (More Glory) went on to Wenceslas then Wenzeslaus and then the welsh "Gwenddolau". But this does not convinces me fully... Anyone knows what could "dolau" stand for? (the "gwen" is simple prefix for "fair, bright, white, pure" as I understand)... Thanks in advance and bye.
Somewhere I read that "Ventie Slav" (More Glory) went on to Wenceslas then Wenzeslaus and then the welsh "Gwenddolau". But this does not convinces me fully... Anyone knows what could "dolau" stand for? (the "gwen" is simple prefix for "fair, bright, white, pure" as I understand)... Thanks in advance and bye.
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You are thanking youself ?
Mathemathix the fix (guest, 200.106.79.209)
Gianfranco E. Tubino Bryce (guest, 200.106.79.209)
Mathemathix the fix (guest, 200.106.79.209)
Gianfranco E. Tubino Bryce (guest, 200.106.79.209)
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LOL... :$
me descubriste magia... es que... quería corregir lo que dije y añadir algo más sin que se note que al final yo mismo encontré lo que pedí (larga historia)... así que de ese modo disimulé :$ no vi que se guarda el número de id... y además agaradecí a Merriment por lo suyo... pero... Above all I was thanking Merriment (the message in Spanish is for Magia)
me descubriste magia... es que... quería corregir lo que dije y añadir algo más sin que se note que al final yo mismo encontré lo que pedí (larga historia)... así que de ese modo disimulé :$ no vi que se guarda el número de id... y además agaradecí a Merriment por lo suyo... pero... Above all I was thanking Merriment (the message in Spanish is for Magia)
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vos estás del tomate...
But not to worry, just try to watch it with the multiple posting names. It is agaisnt the rules.
But not to worry, just try to watch it with the multiple posting names. It is agaisnt the rules.
This message was edited 11/21/2004, 8:51 AM
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