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Apparently the Greeks knew a character of Thonis the Egyptian king, or Egyptian warden of sea-mouth: see here . An example:
When I enquired of the priests, they told me that this was the story of Helen : — After carrying off Helen from Sparta, Alexandrus sailed away for his own country; violent ...

The text to compare in OL:
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Further on, are the sea-king and philosopher-king Minno's homesites Linda and Lindahem the origins for Athene Lindia ( link ) - whose cult is believed to be very ancient, predate the classic Greeks and was less bloody than the other cults. Minno of Linda ...

Please read first Wikipedia's article on Parian Chronicle ( link ) and then come back to this. It's a c. 299 BC Greek carved stone chronicle that likely was used as an official type chronology. Since it was translated in early 1600s, it cannot be used as proof for OL's archaic age, unlike the ...

From Ættartölur (c. 1394):
Ætt Haralldz fra Adam

Adam skapadi gud fyst allra manna. Seth var son hans. hans son Enos. hans son Kaynaan. hans son Malaleel. hans son Pharett. hans son Enoch. hans son Mathusalem hinn gamle. hans son Laamech. þa var vti enn fysti heimsalldr. hans son var Noe er ...

In addition to early 700-600s BC Romans being somewhat close to OL Frisians ( link ) than to their later counterparts, it seems that a bit later 400-300s BC era Greeks were also influenced by Frisians of OL narrative. It directly suggests a cultural-chronological lineage of pre-700s BC Frisians ...

The Scandinavian war of Fornjót story has at least three known echoes in the Norse saga texts. As it's the same story as the Scandinavia-and-Wodin episode in OL MS, anything to do with it bears greatly on OL research. As these sources would have generally been available in mid-1800s Germanic ...

If the bull is assumed to stand for the age of Taurus, that ended in c. 2200 BC, one could look OL-wise at this peculiar Danish Odin or Wodin story (Gesta Danorum 1.7.2):

When he [Odin] had retired, one Mit-othin , who was famous for his juggling tricks, was likewise quickened, as though by ...

The bull-slaying motif is attested from Finnish poetry, translated as The Great Ox. It typically includes a supernaturally large ox, which is depicted in astronomical terms: a squirrel runs a month along its horns i.e. new moon horns - see Ratatoskr . The main god-heroes are trying to kill it ...

In another thread , Fryas KJASAR (chooser) was mentioned as the possible origin of caesar (German: Kaiser ) and HÁGEST/HÁCHST (highest) of August . In context please see:
[...] enigmatic—mosaic discovered among the ruins of a Roman-era synagogue at a site in Israel known as Huqoq. Nothing like ...

One way to use OL as a tool is to supplement the older end of Greek and Roman history. This method comes immediately at conflict with the current understanding of Greco-Roman language history, as based on Herodotus (Phoenician to Greek) and Marcus Terentius Varro (Greek to Latin), and later in Roman ...