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York's Pomken—combines Francis Bacon (q.v.), whose town residence was
York House, and Richard III (q.v.), whose cmest was a boar. See Pig, York
and Lancaster. 71.12; 230.11 
Young, Brigham (1801—77)—Mommom leader. 542.27. 
*Younger, Lilien—see Lily? 548.20. Ys, Yssy—see Issy, Biss. 
Zachary—father of John the Baptist(q.v.). 
580.8. 
Zan—old Doric name for Zeus (q.v.). 
415.26. 
*Zara, 340.34. 
Zarathustra—form of Zoroaster. 
Nietzsche (q.v.) wrote Also Sprach Zarathustra. 281 left margin. 
*Zaza, 248.2. 
Zerubbabel—pnince of Judah (Ezra). 
 +536.32—with Barrington (q.v.). 
*Zessid, 34.31. 
Zetland, Marquis of—became Irish viceroy, 1889. 544.1. 
Zeus—greatest Greek god. See Zan, Hera, Jupiter, Leda, etc. 269.18;
414.36; +504.19—with Tom (q.v.); 524.30. 
Ziegfeld, Fbo—American showman who put on the Follies yearly from 1907
to 
1931. 106.12. 
Zilla—see Adah. 102.3. 
Zimmer, Heinrich—Mr Atherton says, his book Maya (q.v.) der indische
Mythos (1936) was in Joyce's library—see Markandeya. 69.32; ?+349.4—with
Zimmemmann (q.v.); 502.5. 
Zimmermann—as in Lortzing's opera Czar undZimmermann. 349.4. 
Zingari I—known as I. Z., meaning The 
Wandemems, an English cricket club which had a festival during the Dublin
horse show. 112.7. 
Zita, St—patron of servants and the city of Lucca. 285.3. 
z 
Yssia and Essia—Issy + Stella and Vanessa + Esther Waters (q.q.v.)
in an episode modeled on George Moome's (q.v.) The Lake. 605.12. 
Yule, Sin Henry (1820—98)—Mm Wilder says, British orientalist.
Thom's (q.v.), 1907, lists John Yule, a gas-fitter. 245.6. 
*Yussive, 262.n. 1. 
Zoas—Blake's (q.v.) "four [q.v.J eternal senses of man" (Jerusalem,
I, 36). See FIN 305.n. 3.57.7; 611.14. 
*Zoe_Gmeek "life"—see Anna Livia, Eve. 
Perhaps the Yorkshire whore in Ulysses. 
 Mr 0 Hehim points out that 202.6—7 
plays with Byron's (q.v.) Maid of 
 Athens—"Zoe mou, sas agapo." 479.8. Zofanerole—see Savonarola.
439.35. 
Zosimus—(1) 5th-century pope; (2) 5thcentury Greek historian who lived
in Constantinople; (3) 6th-century hermit who came on every Good Friday eve
to give the sacrament to St Mary the Egyptian in a cave on the banks of the
Jondan; (4) a strolling band of Dublin, a beggar, sometimes called "the last
of the minstrels"; (5) an illustrated Dublin paper(1870—1871). 63.32;
154.8; 186.16; 232.7; 567.30. 
* Zovotrimaserovmeravmerouvian— 113 .4—5. 
*Zulma_" ' Recapitulation' a poem by Catulle Mendes" (Joyce's Critical Writings,
104) consists of two columns of gimls' names (23 names), including Zulma.
The poem may have suggested the namings of the Seven and of the Twenty-mime
(q.q.v.). 147.14. 
Zwilling (German "twin")—Augustinian 
 eremite who sided with Luther (q.v.). 
187.33. 
Zwingli, Huldnych (1484—1531)—Zurich reformer. 371.3.