J. Epping (1889) "Astronmisches Aus Babylon," provides the Babylonian and Hassan Al-Saba (Saudia Arabia) provides the Arabic source for the following 28 lunar mansion names listed as:

• Babylonian #21 Nūru-šašūtu.
  • In the Taurus star names we see a Aldebaran, which is connected to the Babylonian #7 Surnarkabtišašutu.
  • Sometimes this Euphratean figure was varied to that of a Censer, and frequently to a Lamp; Strassmaier confirming this by his translation of an inscription as die Lampe als Nuru, the Solar Lamp, synonymous with Bir, the Light, also found for the sky figure.
• Babylonian #22 Nūru-šailtānu.
  • In the Taurus star names we see a Aldebaran, which is connected to the Babylonian #6 Surnarkabtišailtānu.
• Arabic #16 Zubānayn, Azubene, Al Jubana, "Claws," or "The Claws."
  • Claw, Claws.
    • Hebrew parçah, par-saw', fem. of Heb. pereç, peh'-res, from Heb. pasha, paw-shah', a primary root, expansion, break away, rebel, a claw, also of kind of eagle, ossifrage, thus, a claw or split hoof, claw.
    • Sumerian umbin: nail; claw; talon; hoof; nail impression (on a clay tablet); hair pin; wheel (of a chariot, wagon).
  • Another source shows Arabic lunar station #14 Al Zuban'ah (a Cancri), Al Zaban' (Birfuni).
  • To Rolleston it is the 16th manzil of the lunar mansion, called "Al Zubena, the redeeming (gain, Dan. 2:8)."
    • Gain.
      • Hebrew zeban (Chaldean), zeb-an', corresponding to Heb. Zebiyna, zeb-ee-naw', from an unused root (meaning to purchase), gainfulness, Zebina, thus to acquire by purchase, gain.
  • In the "Gospel of the Stars," by Joseph Seiss, page 142, the 4^th name of the lunar mansion, "Al Zubena, the redeeming, the regaining by purchase, the buying back."
  • Rolleston claims of Libra as did in the "Gospel of the Stars," by Joseph Seiss, page 35 and in "The Witness of the Stars," by E.W. Bullinger, page 45 "Arabic is Al Zubena, purchase, or redemption (gain).    Coptic, Lambadia, station (or house) of propitiation (from Arabic LAM, graciousness, and Arabic badia, branch).    Latin Libra, shows weighing- (Vulgate Isa. 40:12)."    "Zugas, Greek Septuagint Isa. 40:12; Revelation 6:5."
  • The Coptic Mansion of the moon according to Kircher is pritithi, elsewhere the name of Aquarius, associated with Azubene, Ahubene, horns of Scorpius, No Latin or Arabic transliteration, connection to Al Jubana, The Claws (Azebone).
    • Richard H. Allen states: Manetho and Achilles Tatios said that Libra originated in Egypt; it plainly appears on the Denderah planisphere and elsewhere simply as a Scale-beam, a symbol of the Nilometer.    Kircher gave its Coptic-Egyptian title as Lambadia, Statio Propitiationis (meaning station of propitation), which will be more fitting to be in Virgo.
  • Note the star names of Libra:
    • a Zubenelgenubi, Arabic, "southern claw," or Zuben al Genubi (Genubo), "The Price Deficient."
    • b Zubeneschamali, Arabic, "northern claw," or Zuben al Chemali, "The Price Which Covers."
    • g Zubenelakrab, Arabic, "scorpion's claw," or Zuben Akrabi, "The Price of the Conflict."

• Arabic Az-Zuban al-Janubi, "The southern claw."
• Another spelling is Zuben al Genubi (Genubo), which means "The Price Deficient."
  • Rolleston claims that Arabic Zuben al Genubi, means the purchase or price which is deficient.
• Biblically this is a picture of a man weighed in the scales and found wanting; man, ruined and condemned; man, with his life added up and found lacking the requirements of God.
• Other names for Zubenelgenubi: Zuben Elgenub, Zuben'elgenubi, Kiffa Austra'lis, El Khiffa Australis, Vaz'neganu'bi, Zuban al Janubiy'yah, Jan'ib, Al Kif'fah al Janubiy'yah, Mi'zan Alie'man, Al Wazn al Janubiy'yah.

• Arabic Az-Zuban ash-Shamali, "The northern claw."
• Another spelling is Zuben al Chemali another bright star of the upper scale, which means "The Price Which Covers."
  • Rolleston claims that Zuben al Shemali, means the purchase which covers.
• Biblically this is when Christ is placed in the scales, then we have that weight which causes us to be acceptable in the sight of God (Rev. 5).
• Other names for Zubeneschamali: Zuben Elschemali, Zubeneseh, Zuben Eschamli, Zubeneig, Zuben'el Chama'li, Kif'fa Borea'lis, Vaz'nesche'mal, Zuban al Shamaliy'yah.
  • Rolleston claims that Zubeneig and Zubenash are corruptions.

• One source calls this star d Mulu-lizi, which means, "man of fire."
• Of similarity is Mul-Is-Li-E, which is found in Hyades in Taurus.
• Other names: Zuben Elakribi.

• Another spelling is Zuben Akrabi, which is a star located just outside the bottom of the lower scale and means "The Price of the Conflict," and refers to the cost of the "Price Which Covers."
  • Rolleston claims Zuben al Akrab, means "the price of the conflict," whereas Zuben Akrabi, means "redemption of the conflict."
• Jesus purchased us back by His own blood from the realm of death and sin and Satan.
• Other names for Zubenelakrab:

• One source calls this Brachium.
• Other names are: Cornu.