YAU or YU=the source or origin, the Chinese character for which figures a
square or circle divided into four by crossed horizontal and perpendicular
lines, the latter projecting above the square or circle.(164)
YAOU and YU=mythical emperors who instituted the celestial kingdom, see p.
298.
YAOU SING=“Revolving Star” in Ursa Major. China.
UI or HWEI=verb to turn around. Chinese.
YUL, YEUL, YEOL=wheel (Icelandic hjol, O. Swedish hiugl, Swedish hjul).
HVEL=disk, orb. Iceland.
WUOTAN=ODIN=supreme divinity. Scandinavia.
JOVLA=sacred hearth fire of Northern Finns, under guardianship of mother
of family.
JOVIS=Roman supreme divinity, associated with wheel.
YAHWE=Hebrew name for God, translated as “heaven,” was pronounced Yahu.
According to the Masoretes must be read Yeho (Yăhu). The early Gnostics
wrote Iao, that is Yaho (Sayce). The four consonants yhvh, pronounced
Yahveh, constituted the sacred Tetragrammaton, or four lettered name of
the Most High.
Archbishop Tenison says (Idolat. p. 404): “This name was no mystery among
the Greeks, as is evident from the mention of the god Ieuo in
Sanchoniathon; Jaho in St. Hiersm, and the Sibylline Oracles; Jaoth or
Jaho in Irenaeus; of the Hebrew God called Jaoia by the Gnostics; of Jaou
in Clemens Alexandrinus, of Jao the first principle of the Gnostic Heaven
in Epiphanius; the God of Moses in Diodorus Siculus; the god Bacchus in
the oracle of Apollo Clarius; lastly, as was said, of the Samaritan Jabe,
in Theodoret.”
YEUD EKHAD=name of supreme god of Phœnicians the Red people (Sayce).