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145 pages of results. 311. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Koldewey or anybody in his team as a royal palace'. They call it Perser-Kiosk'. Most probably it was the house of a lady, because a lot of female iconography was found by the Germans. The kiosk revealed in cuneiform two text fragments Latinized as Da' and Da-ri', both of which were interpreted as Darius the ... within or below as positive lightning. The associated thunder is below the audible spectrum, in the ranges associated with nuclear explosions. The sprite has four times the power of normal lightning and there is both visual and sonic evidence to suggest that one caused the destruction of the space shuttle Colombia. It's interaction with gases in the atmosphere makes it ...
312. "The Basest Of The Kingdoms". Part 2 Ch.2 (Peoples of the Sea) [Velikovsky]
... one hundred and fifty-three coffins; the occupants were all members of priestly families, usually people of some distinction but not of high hierarchy.[2 ] Many mummies were female, "concubines of Amon" and temple singers. A room had been prepared for the family of the high priest Menkheperre and his wives. (We shall soon ... . H. Gardiner, in his Egypt of the Pharaohs, writes concerning the time of the high priest Herihor: "Instead of dates continuing to be expressed, as normally, in terms of the regnal years of the monarch, a mysterious new era named the Repetition-of-Births makes its appearance."[2 ] The Papyrus Mayer A is ...
313. The Shrine of Baal-Zephon [Journals] [Aeon]
... suggests that the Egyptians would have named a site in his honor. As we have seen, Baal was not unknown in Egypt. Neither, it seems, was a female counterpart of him. I quote E. A. Wallis Budge: "Here for the sake of convenience may be mentioned the goddess Bairtha... Ba'alath, ... only the Israelites (or Jews) but the Egyptians themselves. (7 ) The Pharaoh of Egypt would have been quite familiar with the rite and would not, under normal circumstances, have seen anything strange in Moses' request. Since the Israelites formed a foreign contingent in Egypt, and more so since they were actually held in bondage ...
314. Thoth Vol I, No. 9: March 31, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... the celebrants symbolically renewed the epoch of peace and plenty. Each year, according to Lucius Accius, the Greeks held large feasts throughout the towns and countryside, reversing the normal social order, exchanging gifts, enjoying merrymaking free from the normal restraints, with each man waiting on his slaves In this way the Kronia festival symbolically transported the celebrants ... was Picus, and he boasts thee, O Saturn, as his father; thou art first founder of the line. To him by heaven's decree was no son or male descent, cut off..." Since the line of descent was unbroken, Virgil could insist that Augustus Caesar himself be honored as the son of a god ...
315. The Sacred Circuit [Books]
... possession a wooden ladle which was used on one occasion to "cure" himself. When a child in the Highlands I was being carried in the arms of an elderly female relative, and a man spoke to her and commented on my features and golden curls. As I fell ill shortly afterwards, it was suspected that this man had ... remain, and these beliefs, as will be shown in the next chapter, appear to be embedded in the shell complexes of later times. Palaeolithic Women's Dance round Nude Male in Congul Cave Picture (After L'Abbé H. Breuil) Notes. 1. The winter sun is the "little sun". 2. G. A. ...
316. Beliefs Connected with the Cross and the Swastika [Books]
... blows, Want shall never reach him. Whenever the wind does not blow Over the grass of the plain, or the heather; Whosoever is then born Whether male or female, shall be an idiot. In an Egyptian magical papyrus there is a "Chapter to open the gate of this House" which reads: I have opened heaven ... that wind blows, Want shall never reach him. Whenever the wind does not blow Over the grass of the plain, or the heather; Whosoever is then born Whether male or female, shall be an idiot. In an Egyptian magical papyrus there is a "Chapter to open the gate of this House" which reads: I have ...
317. The Crescent [Books]
... of life. Though it is difficult to imagine a less likely identity in conventional terms, here is Faber's conclusion concerning the moon and earth in global mythology: "The female divinity, however apparently multiplied according the genius of polytheism, ultimately resolve themselves into one, who is accounted the great universal mother both of gods and men, and ... half of the enclosure. In fig 52, I offer an imposing example from the tomb of Ramesses VI, showing the Aten resting within a crescent and flanked by four male figures, two right and two left. 52. The Egyptian crescent-enclosure. The hieroglyphic form of the crescent-enclosure is , a form which progressively developed into the images , ...
318. Did Worlds Collide [Journals] [Pensee]
... to the ultimate resolution of the present debate. However, we must defer this intricate matter to the final stage of our inquiry. The manner in which Bode's law is normally introduced into the Velikovsky controversy is much less subtle and much easier to clarify, which I shall do by recounting a recent conversation between Professor Lloyd Motz and myself. ... , Theory of Orbits (Academic Press, 1967). 52. Ralph Abraham, Foundations of Mechanics (W . A. Benjamin, 1967). 53. Stephen Smale, "Topology and Mechanics, I," Inventiones math. 10 (1970): 30531, and idem. Part II, vol. II (1970) ...
319. The Legends of the Jews: Volume III [Books]
... that had lived piously and wisely like their father and their ancestors, heard that the land was being divided among the male members of the tribe, but not among the female, they took counsel together, discussing what they could do, so that they might not find themselves come out empty-handed. They said: "God's love is not ... wished for. [810] When Zelophehad's daughters, that had lived piously and wisely like their father and their ancestors, heard that the land was being divided among the male members of the tribe, but not among the female, they took counsel together, discussing what they could do, so that they might not find themselves come out ...
320. Father Kugler's Falling Star [Journals] [Kronos]
... the earth; but rationalises the supposedly "insane" finale of Book V of the Sibylline Oracles, despite its obvious similarities, into a "poetic treatment" of the normal seasonal changes in the night sky. He also considers the legends concerning themselves with periodic destructions of the world, as reported most vividly by Seneca, but refuses to ... ) disdained half the gleam of her face, made herself dark,(k ) and jumped aloft; for she would not use rays borrowed from the light-bearer of the male sex, nor drink sisterly brilliance from her opposite, Phaethon. From the flock of the Pleiades, who stand screaming in a circle, there surged across the seven-belted ...
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