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... bury him under the Tuat Pillars. This is similar to the Apocalyptic version in which the Old Devil Satan was thrown deep in the earth under rocks and stones, or, as Plutarch describes, was buried under an island off Britain where they could foretell the future by his moans and groans. The Book of the Dead describes also how Horns set out to avenge Osiris, and how in his titanic conflict with Set his EYE was torn out by the fiend which Thoth compelled him to restore. After Horus had gained the victory, defeating all the magic wiles of Set, who assumed various shapes, the demon was bound with adamantine chains and ropes and was buried deep in ...
... , his Greek name), the last king of the 19th Dynasty according to Manetho. This historian affords our only direct source of information (and that second-hand through Josephus), apart from the inscriptions as translated within the past century. With the son and successor of Amenophis, Ramses III, who, as the son of Osiris became Horns, we have the last god-king of the mother Egypt, a prince who in the flesh avenged his father's death, according to Manetho, but later was deified for theological reasons. In other words, the actual history of a most critical epoch was translated to religion as it might be said was the case in the reconstruction of the ...
83. The Apocalyptic Atlantis (The Atlantis Myth) [Books]
... apocalypticians', and not the original reporters'. (Rev. xvii 1. . . . I will show unto thee the judgment of the great whore that sitteth upon many waters. (3 ) . . . . And I saw a woman . . . upon a scarlet coloured beast . . . having . . . ten horns. (5 ) And upon her forehead was a name written, Mystery, Babylon the Great. . . . (18) The woman . . . . is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth, (Ezek. xxviii 2) . . . . [and] said, I am a ...
84. The Mark Of The Beast [Journals] [Kronos]
... . Revelation 13:1 states that John saw a wild beast ascending out of the sea. Revelation 17:15 explains that this emerging from the sea means from among the nations. This seems to suggest that the wild beast stands for a political entity. Revelation 13:1 goes on to describe this supposed political entity as having ten horns and seven heads. Revelation 17:12 explains the horn imagery to stand for kings or, in modern parlance, heads of state. Likewise, Revelation 17:10 seems to equate heads as well with kings, or heads of state. But what political entity could have both ten and at the same time seven heads of state ...
85. Was the Spiral a Symbol or an Art-Motif? [Books]
... is a sculptured stone from Strathmartin, Forfarshire, Scotland. It illustrates the use made of the spiral in connexion with Scottish symbols. Some "Diffusionists", who consider the spiral to be essentially a symbol, have connected it with whorled shells, with the octopus, which in repose curves its tentacles in spiral form and with the ram's horns of various outstanding deities. In doing so, they have emphasized the religious or magico-religious associations of the objects in question. Their list, however, can be greatly added to. Certain reptiles, plants and animals figure in the ancient mythological collections. Serpents were sacred in many lands, and they coil themselves m spiral form; many ...
86. Was the Spiral a Symbol or an Art-Motif? [Books]
... is a sculptured stone from Strathmartin, Forfarshire, Scotland. It illustrates the use made of the spiral in connexion with Scottish symbols. Some "Diffusionists", who consider the spiral to be essentially a symbol, have connected it with whorled shells, with the octopus, which in repose curves its tentacles in spiral form and with the ram's horns of various outstanding deities. In doing so, they have emphasized the religious or magico-religious associations of the objects in question. Their list, however, can be greatly added to. Certain reptiles, plants and animals figure in the ancient mythological collections. Serpents were sacred in many lands, and they coil themselves m spiral form; many ...
87. Reviews [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... , through south to west in different cultures. Associated standing stones are thought to be representations of the grave goddess and are often engraved with dagger symbols, axes, concentric circles and cup marks. Of particular interest in European tombs is a forecourt for ritual gifts or sacrifice, which is enclosed by walls in the shape of giant bulls' horns. The heads of cattle often played an important part in the rituals to judge from remains at some sites and still do in present day Madagascar. Only occasionally, however, is there any continuity of belief. In most areas the long departed builders of the megaliths have been superseded by peoples totally ignorant of earlier cultures and achievements, ...
88. Jericho, Part 1 Venus Ch.6 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... a slice of one bank fell into the river not far from Adam and blocked the water for over twenty-one hours; at Damieh (Adam) the people crossed the river on its dry bed." The fall of the walls of Jericho at the blast of the trumpets is a well-known episode, but it is not well interpreted. The horns blown by the priests for seven days played no greater natural role than Moses' rod with which, in the legend, he opened a passage in the sea. "When the people heard the sound of the trumpet," it happened that "the wall fell down flat."(72) The great sound of the trumpet ...
89. Philologos | The Legends of the Jews: Volume IV [Books]
... One day he slew four lions and three bears, (15) though he had no weapons. His most serious adventure was with the reem. David encountered the mammoth beast asleep, and taking it for a mountain, he began to ascend it. Suddenly the reem awoke, and David found himself high up in the air on its horns. He vowed, if he were rescued, to build a temple to God one hundred ells in height, as high as the horns of the reem. Thereupon God sent a lion. The king of beasts (16) inspired even the reem with awe. The reem prostrated himself, and David could easily descend from his perch ...
90. The Aubrey Holes of Stonehenge (Concluded) [Journals] [Kronos]
... From: Kronos Vol. IV No. 2 (Winter 1978) "Scientists Confront Scientists Who Confront Velikovsky" Home | Issue Contents The Aubrey Holes of Stonehenge (Concluded)Alban Wall III Interesting investigations have recently been carried out at an archaeological site high in the Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming. The structure is generally thought to have been built several hundred years ago by Plains Indians for an undetermined purpose.* What the site consists of is a circle of stones approximately 83 feet in diameter on a relatively flat area with a pile of stones acting as a hub at its center and 28 uneven spokes radiating to the rim. There are five other stone cairns at ...
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