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The Library
Abenephius

Abenephius
possibly medieval


​trans. Jason Colavito
2017
​


NOTE
The Renaissance polymath Athanasius Kircher (1602-1680) was a pioneer in what would become fringe history, exploring Egyptian mysteries, the lost continent of Atlantis, the bones of the Nephilim, and many other extraordinary topics that continue to make up the backbone of the unusual edges of history today. Kircher was enormously learned but not always rigorous in his scholarship. In the 1630s, he claimed to possess a manuscript by Rabbi Barachias Nephi of Babylon (the old name for Cairo) in which the mysteries of Egypt were treated and the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs could be discovered. No one ever saw the complete manuscript, and so its authenticity cannot be evaluated. No information about the author’s identity has ever been uncovered. Indeed, many have suggested that Kircher was himself the author, fabricating the excerpts from the text.
 
The manuscript itself has been lost. All that remains of it are excerpts that Kircher printed primarily in three of his Egyptological works: Historia Obelisci Pamphilii (1650), Oedipus Aegyptiacus (1652-1655), and Sphinx Mystagoga (1676).
 
By the time excerpts from the manuscript saw print in Kircher’s works, the author’s name had been transformed first to Barachias Abenephi and then to Abenephius the Arab, by which name he is conventionally known today. Of the contents of the book, very little is known. A contemporary account said that it was “a little volume by the Rabbi Barachias Nephi, a tract on the history, antiquity, origins, characters, hieroglyphics, religion, and obelisks of the Egyptians.” According to Kircher, the text was called The Book of the Mysteries of Egypt, but at times Kircher refers to excerpts on Judaica as coming from a Book of the Servitude in Egypt and those on religion as deriving from a Book of the Egyptian Religion. The antiquary and astronomer Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc, who was allowed to see only a page of the manuscript, reported that it contained a section comprising a lexicon of hieroglyphic symbols.
 
Unfortunately, not enough survives to know how the book was arranged or whether the divisions Kircher identified were separate volumes or divisions within a larger work. For convenience, I have arranged the fragments of Abenephius drawn from Kircher following the division between historical and lexicographical material, though it should of course be obvious that except for the rare quotation where Kircher specifically identified which division of the text a given quote came from, the arrangement is entirely speculative. 
From the Preface by Athanasius Kircher
... The other is Abenephius, who was an investigator of praiseworthy curiosity about the antiquities of Egypt, whose solid foundation shined something of a light on the old Egyptian language, by the language of the Copts, of which he is by no means ignorant, making it clear by revealing the names. This handed to me the torch which illuminated the darkest recesses of the Egyptian tongue.

The Book of the Mysteries of the Egyptians

Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.4.1
Now we begin our explanation of the doctrine of the wise men of Egypt, and this examination will by necessity require us to know about all of the philosophies of the Egyptians. You will come to learn about the idolatrous wisdom of the Egyptians. God prohibits by his given Law all foreign slaves, magicians, and diviners who discern occult things; and he prohibits all wicked and illicit cults. This is the place for us to begin, with that which has been revealed and with those who are God’s servants. We honor the One God, and because he orders us to start from this first position, we give worship to none but God himself. Many in Israel have sinned, and have transgressed with the Gentiles, and the Pagan Egyptians who adore the creation for the Creator, transgressing also in practicing the wicked arts, with magicians, fortunetellers, and other diviners, who serve Demons as their gods. And for that reason, they are set against the entirety of the Law in the error of the ancients. For it is known that the Egyptians were accustomed to construct images and to set up idols on the highest mountains. And they turned themselves toward the East in adoration, especially to the likeness of the Sun. In such manner, they transgressed the Law exceedingly, and having turned toward the East, they said that in like manner the glory for the wise men is in the West. Again, the Egyptians were in the habit of holding in the highest veneration bulls, rams, and goats, and to kill one of these animals was considered the gravest of sins. The Hebrews, having been led astray by these rites, violated what the Law taught, and they burned offerings of bulls, rams, and goats. And moreover, they venerated the Sun, Moon, and Stars as though they were gods, even though the Law of Israel had taught them not to be tempted by the aspects of the stars or the wars in the heavens. Further, the Egyptian priests made use of leaven and honey in their sacrifices, but abhorred the use of salt, which they called the spume of Typhon. In truth, the Law holds that honey and leaven are to be avoided and salt offered up. And besides, it was frequent in Egypt to make use of amulets with various engraved images which they believed to be predictions of their future, and to bind them in certain resting places, and to call by name that which was to be repelled. These they were accustomed now to carry at their necks or on their chests or in their hands, and at other times to place in the corners of their houses or other places, just as they would station watchmen. Though used by everyone, the Law converted these into the Tefillin, Mezuzoth, and Totaphot. They were indeed nothing else than the skins from the animals of the world, on which the word of God’s Law served to preserve the memory of advocating for and anticipating that which was written on them and placed on the front, sides, and back of gateways. You see, therefore, how from the occasion of various Egyptian rituals, which now occupy the entire East, the Law prohibiting them resulted. 
Antediluvian History
​Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.1.8
And Adris was himself the Hebrew Henoch, the Egyptian Osiris, and Hermes, and he was the first one before the Flood who had knowledge of astronomy and geometry, and the first to examine such sciences, and to apply them from theory into practice. And he wrote a book in which he expressed his doctrine. Thereafter he went into Ethiopia and Nubia and other provinces, and calling men together, he taught them various things. And he was the first who traced the Nile beyond Egypt.
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 1.4
Hermes was the first who erected these columns, which they call the needles of Pharaoh, and on these he inscribed the sciences which he had discovered.
​Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 1.1
Sauthis was the king of Egypt in those days, and he raised many needles of the Pharaohs, that is obelisks. He was a religious king, having been initiated into the divine mysteries. He commanded the priests to write down whatever they found in sacred books, and he was said to be a friend of God.
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 3.1.5
There were twelve Egyptians who presided over the four quarters of the world; three in charge of the east, three west, three south, and three north.
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.4.12
The priests of Egypt set up standing stones, and they raised pyramids atop the summits of these cones, and they engraved upon these the letters and secret symbols of their wisdom, and they called these the altars of their gods.
Post-Diluvian History
​Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 1.2
It was Ham, the son of Noah, who was the first to expose the cult of the idols, and the first to introduce the magical arts. His name was also Zoroaster, who was the second Adris, which is to say, the perpetual fire.
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.1.9
Misraim, son of Ham, son of Noah, was himself the first king of Egypt, and he learned all of the sciences from his father Ham, and he reigned in Egypt according to the practices of the kings of Egypt before the Flood. He attended to all of the governmental affairs, and the properties of the sciences from the first age of man, which his father had shown him, from the time before God submerged the world. It is said that before the Flood Ham had been in Egypt, and afterward he returned there. He had known the kings and the governors who had come from the sons of Cain, and it was from these men that he had first learned magic and incantations, the art of how to construct idols, etc. 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.1.2
But the first to inhabit the land of Egypt was Mesra, son of Ham, son of Noah, and he was the father of the Copts. He lived in Momph, which in the language of the Copts is called Monptha, that is, the water of God. 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 2.10
The whole doctrine of Mesra came from the pyramids of Hermes, and he had himself discovered it and taught it to the children of men.
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 2.10
Mithras was the first king of Egypt, and he was said to be Misraim, the son of Ham, the son of Noah, the first of all mankind who carved on stone pillars the sacred mysteries of nature. 
​Oedipus Aegyptiacus ​1.4.15
In this time [after the death of Mesra/Misraim], a great famine prevailed over the land of Egypt, such that many of the men of Egypt had been killed by hunger. The priests were thoroughly troubled by this great public calamity, and they consulted their gods. And the gods answered that there would be no end to the great scarcity of provisions unless they should sacrifice a man every year to the great god of fire, and to do so around the inundation of the Nile. And they did as the gods commanded, and the famine ceased over the whole of the land of Egypt. And that is how the custom of sacrificing men first arose. 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.1.4
Bubastis was one of the prefectures of Egypt, and likewise the city denotes in the Coptic language “the given bull.”
​Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.1.3
But Ain Shems, (that is) Heliopolis, which is said to have so many houses of worship, was judged to have the most ancient priestly colleges in Egypt; and each of these had a talisman and an idol, which were for the protection of the land on which the college stood. … And there were thirty prefectures after the number of days in each of the twelve months.
The Servitude in Egypt
​​Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.3.5
And Joseph said unto Pharaoh, “Place me above all the treasures of the earth, and I will be a faithful warden unto you,” and he (Pharaoh) established him as the king over all the storehouses of the world, and Joseph was made a quasi-king over all Egypt, and they called him Apis.
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.4.3
There were, however, simulacra in the visage of small boys, which were called by the name of the Egyptian Serapis, and they paid homage to them, concerning things to come, and in the secret places they asked them questions. And they placed these in all the more popular locations in the cities, and burnt offerings before them, and they were accustomed to carry these images before them to ward against evil happenings. And in all these matters these abominations are similar to those Teraphim, which the Israelites worshiped, and the things Laban had worshiped of which Scripture speaks. And it is said, that the members of the household of Abraham remaining in Egypt brought these with them when they returned. 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.4.9
At the time when the Israelites were forced to remain in Egypt, a certain man by the name of Thamuz obtained the throne in Egypt. He was the first king to institute an annual observation of the rites and ceremonies of mourning that they would become accustomed to celebrate for Osiris. The Hebrews, in truth, had begun to mix with the Egyptians, and the Hebrews had learned about their rites. Thus, when they returned into this region they began to make a habit of annual sacrifices, and they mourned and wailed as they had been accustomed to do in Egypt. And the month in which they were accustomed to make this celebration, which was first instituted by Thamuz, was called Thamuz after him. 

The Lexicon

​Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, ​ 2.6
But in Egypt there were four types of letters: The first was used among the masses and the idiots. The second was used among the philosophers and wise men. The third was a mixture of letters and symbols, without images. The fourth was used by the priests, and was the writing of birds [which is what the Arabs call hieroglyphs], by which they indicated the divine mysteries.
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 2.10
Through the shape of a pyramid, they symbolized the primordial substance.
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.1
They say that for the Egyptians, a bull was possessed of a Genius, and this itself was the spirit of the world. And all the signs they observed on his body, they intuited to represent signs from the gods and the character of Nature. [He continues a bit later:] And from the shape of his head, they learned of the character Tau, or the Cross, and from his other parts the other characters and letters. 

Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.1
And there were portents through the head for the motion of the Solar Genius over the earth, through the feet for the movement and agitation of all the parts of the earth.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.1
Through the image of a bull, they also designated the royal family.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.2
To indicate the power of heat in the world, they painted a ram.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.10
And through the figure of a hawk, they denoted the soul of the Sun.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.11
The owl signifies wisdom acquired through silence, since just as the owl is active at night and quiet during the day, in like manner wisdom, which flees from the boisterous business of the world, makes its life in the tranquility of contemplation, just like the owl in the silence of the night.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.11
The Egyptians believe that an owl is the messenger of the goddess Hemphta, who is the first among the divinities, and the herald of all which might befall mankind.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.14
They say that the Ibis, or stork, is the bird of Mercury, and they think this is the form in which Hermes came to men in order to teach them.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 4.18
The Egyptian philosophers have great secrets that they exhibit as the figures of quadrupedal animals, or winged creatures, or plants, or instruments, or geometric figures, or parts of these, namely, their heads, hands, or feet, connecting these to other instruments, pictures of plants, geometrical figures, and similar things.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.3
And by the figure of a circle with two hawks placed one above the other, they signified the spirit of the world.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.3
When they wanted to indicate three divine powers or their properties, they inscribed a winged circle from which serpents emerge. By this circular figure they signify the nature of GOD, incomprehensible, inseparable, and eternal, with neither beginning nor end; by the figure of the serpents, the total creative virtue of GOD; and by the two wings the power of GOD over all motion which is in the world, giving life.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.3
A scepter, on which the head of a hoopoe can be found, indicates the continuous variety of things that can be found in the world.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.3
By the figure of a nude man they indicate the spirit or genius, and also by a twig of the lotus flower or a young woman.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.3
By this figure, it is said that the power of the solar fire shines forth, and by the figure of the asp, they designate the encircling boundaries, life, motions, and fecundity of the world.
 
Historia Obelisci Pamphilii, 5.S2
In the temple, there was a pool beneath a figure bringing together their mysteries.
​Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.3.4
The Persian philosophers and the families of Egypt relate that Osiris, of whom we have spoken before, is nothing more than the Sun, and his wife Isis the Moon.

Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.3.4
They write on a parchment, with the Sun holding in absence and the Moon rising with Cancer, of him whose love they desire, and they press for a meeting in the hour of the Moon, and with Jupiter at its highest point, they arrange a figure of the Moon, and they carry it above themselves. They say that all will then love him vehemently, up to the animals themselves, who in their love will follow him. 
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Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.3.7
And they had an idol by the name of Canopus who had the form of a swollen vase, and when it was full of water, the water squirted out through the breasts, which had been fashioned on it, and poured forth. It is indicated that from this emission came forth all of the nutrients of nature. 
 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 1.3.7
And they worshiped him (Canopus) just like the divinity who presides over the sea, the rivers, and all the moisture of nature. And they called him by the name of the river, Nilus. 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 3.2.5
The Egyptians say that an owl is the messenger of the goddess Hemphta, who is the first among the divinities, and the herald of all which might befall mankind.
 
Oedipus Aegyptiacus 3.5.5
The Egyptians say that an owl is the messenger of the goddess Hemphta herself, who is herself the first among the gods. And they believe that she will announce everything that will happen unto the children of men.
 
Sphinx Mystagoga 3.3
A hen, for the Pharaohs, was the symbol of the sphere of the stars.
 
Sphinx Mystagoga 3.3
[The crux ansata] among the Egyptians signifies that the Divine Mind produces motion and expansion in all things.
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