Ash-tree of the world, in the sky, [366]
Asher is the ‘Marching’ (the Sun), [120–2];
his grave (according to Mohammedan tradition), at Kafarmandâ, [280]
Ashêrâ, the ‘Marching,’ consort of Asher (and therefore the Moon), [122–3], [158]
Ass, called from his red colour, [181]
Ass’s Jawbone, used as a weapon by Samson;
originally name of a locality, [400];
similar to Onugnathos in Lakonia, [400–1];
denotes the Lightning, and is therefore thrown, [402]
Assyria and Babylon exerted an intellectual influence on the Hebrews during the Captivity, [319]