In a digressive passage, this character explains how the sun and moon cycle through the “portals (15[1])of heaven,” and claims the sun’s names are Orjares and Tomas. The Epistle of Jude cites a prophecy by this character that the Lord will come with ten (15[1])thousand saints (15[1])to execute judgment. This character recounts how humans learned the forbidden knowledge of cosmetics and root-cutting from Shemyaza and his (15[1])cohorts. He is the (*) purported author (10[1])of a book that, among Christians, is only considered canonical by the Ethiopian (10[2])and Eritrean (10[2])Orthodox (10[1])churches. (-5[1])Genesis 5 claims (10[2])that this man (10[1])“walked (10[1])faithfully (10[1])with God; (-5[2])then he (10[1])was (-5[1])no more.” (10[3]-5[1])His namesake apocryphal book describes how the Watchers mated with humans and became fallen angels. (10[1])For 10 points, name this great-grandfather of Noah. ■END■ (10[3]0[4])