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 1 Pre     |    fourteenth century.[1] His names, being interpreted, signify
 2 Pre     | Hammer, who, playing upon his names, declared that the Sun of
 3 Pre     | cup-bearer, all these are but names for Him; the image of water
 4 XIX(*)  |    there are villages bearing names the etymology of which points
 5 XXXIV(*)|        and he taught Adam the names of all things, and then
 6 XXXIV(*)|     said, Declare unto me the names of these things if ye say
 7 XXXIV(*)|      Oh Adam, tell them their names. And when he had told them
 8 XXXIV(*)|   when he had told them their names, God said, Did I not tell
 9 XXXIV(*)|    had made him tell them the names of all the creatures of
10 XXXIX(*)|    faithful handmaidens whose names were Cypress, Tulip, and
11 XL(*)   |  appointed two of them, whose names were Harut and Marut, to