Elisha (see Genesis 10) was a son of Javan (Ion namesake of the Ionians) for whom was named the Elysian Fields, the abode of the dead heroes, far to the west where the sun sets, where too was Hades which was named for Gades, who was a son of the Canaanite Posidon (Sidon) and twin brother of Atlas (see Plato on Atlantis), real men who though were worshipped as gods for their longevity (they lived for several hundred years) and mastery of the sea (see Page at right Great Pyramid for Navigation).
