In article <Pine.OSF.3.96.1030813005415.21918B-100000@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu>,
Thomas A Baas <tbaas@csd.uwm.edu> wrote:

> can anybody direct me toward a good list that connects who's who in each

there isnt one
though no doubt you can come up with bad lists

you can work out vague correspondences from cognate religions
like german greek roman and hindus religions
going back to the common indo-european religion

romans liked to equate teheir gods to others for political reasons

> school of mythology in comparison to other schools of mythology? (e.g.
> Sumerian Enki= Greek Prometheus= Christian Jehovah, or Greek Dionysus= 
> Egyptian Osiris= Christian Jesus, etc, etc)

but going by your proposed list
youre throwing out many important details
to force various religions into your framework