From:    Pan                                    Area: MagickNet
To:      All                                    
Subject: love                                   UpdReq 

 i was wondering if anyone might know the words for love, of all different 
types, in say greek.  or mabey even french, or hebrew.
really trying to figure this out and would like to get how other cultures have 
thaught on it.
i mean, there's love for a sibling, love for parents, friendship love, sexual 
love, etc.
  also any ideas on love in this new age, how it flows or what it implies of 
humanity,.... well let me know,
                   thanx,  pan.


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From:    Pan                                    Area: MagickNet
To:      Khephera                               
Subject: Re: revelations                        UpdReq 

 this may be a little messed up, bear with me, please....
also, like the hebrew letter vau,  v=o and w, same letter..
well same thing in greek with y=u, simply no differens.....
  here goes,
         greek; revelations 17;1.
Deuro,                 hither
deiso                 i shall show
 soi                   to you
to                     the
krima                 judgement
tes                    of the
pornes                 harlot
tes                   the
megales                great
tes                    the (one)
kathemenes             sitting
epi                    upon
ydaton                 waters
pollOn,               many,
meth                  with
es                   whom
eporneysan          committed fornication
oi                  the
basileis             kings
tes                  of the
gen                 earth,
kai                 and
emethysthsan        they were drunk
oi                  the ones
katoikoyntes         inhabiting
ten                 the
gen                 earth,
ek                 out of
toy                the
oinoy             wine
tes                of the
porneias           fornication
aytes             of her.     .......
 you might want to check this against what you have and see if it fits right, 
but i think i got it all...
 tell me how it works out.        interested,
                                   pan.


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From:    Khephera                               Area: MagickNet
To:      Irv Koch                               29 May 96 19:29:52
Subject: Re: revelations                        UpdReq 

On May 26 21:44 96, Irv Koch of 93:9829/0 wrote:
Kh>> No no no....let me rephrase that.  Much of the Greek *Alphabet* came
Kh>> from the Hebrew Alphabet.  Sorry for the use of the wrong word
Kh>> there.... 
IK> Oh....  As in Alpha from Aleph, Bet from Base, etc.  
Beta from Beth.  yep.  ;)
Blessed Be, may Yahweh and His Asherah guide and keep thee,
Ar ReX Em SeXem Eref Neter Au-a
Rx
Khephera


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From:    Paul Hume                              Area: MagickNet
To:      Pan                                    30 May 96 10:34:00
Subject: love                                   UpdReq 

Pan -
The two I know in Greek are eros (as the name suggests, erotic/romantic love) 
and agape (selfless, and in the Septuagint, Divine, love). There
are doubtless others.
 Jerome used caritas to render the latter (agape) into Latin, which is why one 
finds Paul's famous digression in Corinthians (I Corinthians 13?) sometimes 
rendered as speaking of "Charity". I assume the Latin equivalent of eros 
would involve the "amo" root, but find I am quite blank on the noun form (amo 
being the verb to love).
 German uses liebe pretty interchangeably, as does English, for all forms of 
love - I love you and I love chocolate using the same word, etc.
Dunno about the French - amour of course is the best known word for love, with 
connotations of eros.
 The Greeks also had philos - as in philosophia, love of wisdom. That may be 
the abstract or perhaps nurturing love of something?
 Regards,
Paul


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