C^ec^en

Jaina

"Na:sni ... slew sixty-three Erchustojer Narts" (ShJC, p. 61).

the Jaina-s emphasize that they worship a total of 63 deities (ITCh, App. 12) :

Na:sni rode on the back of a rhinoceros. (ShJC, p. 62).

one (the 11^th) of those 63 Jaina deities hath as his symbol the rhinoceros ("BDT").

Ingus^

Hellenic

Aztec

"the hero ... tore off the calf {shank} of his [own] leg" (ShJC, p. 78). {This Ingus^ hero = Amerindian god "Sharpened Leg", who cut all the flesh off his own leg.}

"When Tlaltecuhtli came up to bite off his foot,

"the hero clove apart the sarmak’s jaw" (ShJC, p. 77).

Tezcatlipoca ... ripped off her lower jaw." ("ET")

The hero "saw a sleeping man who was guarding three beautiful girls. The hero cut off his head" (ShJC, p. 77).

Hermes saw Argos Pan-optes, sleeping, guarding a cow; and "cut off his head" (GM 56.a).

One of the 2 naualli of Tezcatli-poca is chalchiuh-totolin ("WhIT").

"The hero seized the black lamb by the leg and

As Krio-phoros ‘Lamb’s Carrier’ (ThGH, vol. II, p. 52), Good Shepherd ("OHH") Hermes

found himself in the lower world." (ShJC, p. 77)

is guide of the dead to the netherworld.

"the hero easily plucked out the sword" from the sarmak’s body (ShJC, p. 78).

Susano-O found, in a dragon’s body, a sword ("S-O")

C^aiton "has to feed the eagle ... with his own flesh" (ShJC, p. 81).

S`ibi fed his own flesh to a hawk (K, bk. 10, p. 475, n. 4).