Polyphemus/Baxajaun

...the many-voiced mimic/mimati(N) Cyclops Titan who kept sheep in his cave when he received a visit from Odysseus. the greek epithet of, Poly-phemus, definitely implies the Nauatl wordstring which describes Promethean Neandertal as the ability to hunt includes mimicry of bird/animal calls, a survival tactic leading to song/speech. ...Baxajaun, Basque Lord of the Woods, is so familiar to sheep= xipeua(N)=to flay, that their bells tinkle when he is nearby as friend and protector. he shouts when storms approach. according to the Basques, themselves, he unwillingly gave the seeds to begin agriculture in a tale parallel to stealing of Promethean Fire, containing an Almanac of information about the yearly seasons and when to plant what, also, metallurgy in the form of Iron makes him the first blacksmith, a story which may come from real Sea Age contact with the Japanese during the 4th millenium bce, the Naui Ollin Global spanning headed by Quetzalcoatl, who helped found Egypt and sailed to Amerinda, 3309 bc, for copper=tepuztli(N)=boiled rock, any metal. more and more, Baxajaun resembles a mil usos explanatory myth. one thing is certain, however, he has voice, knows sheep and weather, lives in caves, being very tall, a singleton cromagnon?, and guards against wolves. along with the seeds, he is also the first miller. and known as Basque Yeti, which, if accurate, makes him Neander. oh, and he invented the saw, the axis for the mill, and how to weld metals, e.g., flauta(sp/Port.)/flute(E)/fue(J)=fuigo(J)/fuego(sp)/ fuelle(sp)=bellows/blows/flows/plows/blower/flower/plower/power=poa(N). this flute/flue(E)example is a small sample of a larger vein(E/reversal) =in v/ue(i)ntli(letra)=in uentli(N)=the offering of Basque/spanish within the body of Japonica existing today.