http://maxwellinstitute.byu.edu/publications/pdf/jbms/1215386222-15-1.pdf

Do a search for Hermounts in the text.

Just treading where others have already trod, I guess.

Does this go back to Nibley’s comments on the name “Hermounts” in Alma 2:37?

“Now where does the word Hermounts come from? This is certainly not a Latin word. It’s not a Greek word, a Hebrew word, or a Semitic word. Where was it? It was the land on the borders that was infested at times by wild beasts, at certain seasons of the year. It was way up in the borders. They went way up there. So it is the Egyptian word hr-Mntw, obviously. Month or Monthis was the Egyptian Pan; he was the god of wild places, wild animals, and the wild country. Hr-Mntw was the outmost part of Egypt where the land was sometimes visited by lions and crocodiles and things like that. It was under cultivation, but it was a place that was in danger from animals. They called it hr-Mntw because it was Month’s country, wild animal country.” (Teachings of the Book of Mormon, lecture 44, p. 242)

So, I just wonder if there’s some kind of a tie between “Hermounts” and “Mormon”.