[Right Wing Professor]

"Chinese, Hebrew, Greek, and Roman records of meteor showers date back about 3000 years. The most ancient records of meteor showers show that people interpreted the showers as magical or religious events. Ancient Greeks and Romans thought meteor showers were weather-related, like lightning and rain."

Alas, no decent referencing on that link. But note reference to Hebrews and lightning.

[Lurking Libertarian]

Hebrew lightning placemarker.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for the article!

Indeed, I note the use of the word lightening! Great catch! It appears some of the ancients drew a relationship between lightening (as in weather) and meteor showers.

I'm still looking for any indication that an ancient prior to 1 Enoch associated lightening with the death of a star.

[Doctor Stochastic]

Note that meteor, as in shooting stars, and the meteor as in meteorology is the same term. It's a weather thing.