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... a 1959 reissue published by Motilal Dass (Delhi). The entry under "Kartikeya", lengthy though it is, contains the word "Mars" only a single time - in the following sentence quoted verbatim in its entirety: "Kartikeya is the Mars or god of war of the Indian mythology" (p . 145, last column, lines 3 and 4 of the entry under "Kartikeya"). Note that Apte does not state that Kartikeya is Mars, even less that it is a Sanskrit name of the planet Mars: he does say that Kartikeya is "the Mars" and, lest that reference be misunderstood, adds "or god of war" ...
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... The best fitting orbits to all data (Figures 4-7 in Reference (8 )) are: 16 and 9 in the Main Sequence, J in the Secondary Sequence, as far as an individual MSC is concerned. The best fitting orbits to the LaGrange Point data for distributed mass solutions are: 9J and 9E. In these cases, Column No. 11 gives the total estimated mass of all objects, and Table IV lists the masses of the various components. It was pointed out then how this coincidence could involve a "direction finding and distance ambiguity" in their work, similar to that of classical radio direction finding (22) Subsequent to the late 1978 discovery of ...
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583. Saturn: In Myth and Religion [Journals] [Kronos]
... it churned. Collected from a variety of sources much too numerous to reference here, comes this image of the Axis Mundi: That of a massive cyclone that churned, and spun, and danced constantly in the north. As already stated, Jueneman has proffered a working hypothesis which envisages this planetary cyclone as an enormous Rankine vortex, a columnar tornado nestled within another. At times, a bolus flow was also displayed in the shape of two thinner and snake-like conduits entwined in opposite direction around the cyclone's main trunk.(52) The cyclone would have been cylindrical in form, but perspective would have presented it as an upward-pointing cone of streamlined appearance. In this image one ...
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584. Aster and Disaster: The Golden Age - I [Journals] [Kronos]
... , string, tape, or ribbon 2. a chain or necklace 3. a bow or arrow 4. an umbrella 5. a ladder 6. a stairway or staircase 7. a bridge 8. an axle, draw-bar, or wagon-strut 9. a stick, staff, rod, stake, pole, post, pillar, or column 10. a tower or tube 11. a road or highway Of these various artifacts, the more flexible ones, such as ropes and chains, seem to emphasize the ties between Aster and Earth, while the more inflexible ones, such as axles and pillars, seem to emphasize the stability of the nexus. The only common image ...
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... legends may have been auroras caused by the current sheet between the comet Venus and Earth, just as Io's current sheet causes visible auroras as it passes over Jupiter's dark side; or, it may have been the visual effects of flaming hydrocarbons (oils and tars) as they rained into Earth's atmosphere from Venus' huge cometary tail. The columns of smoke extending into the clouds that sounded as tremendous drumming(29) occurred when the comet to Earth discharge became a single beam snaking between comet and Earth (see cover photo and photos 1 to 6 (pp. 64 and 69), KRONOS IX:3 ). Numerous other historically observed phenomena have been correlated to the ...
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586. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... absence of this, large scale disturbance of a site is sometimes done in order to find material such as coins or inscribed objects which are datable by historical context. These methods, however, are vunerable to serious errors; older coins may end up in a new building, later objects may be introduced into an old structure. The monumental columned porch of the Pantheon in Rome is shown by stamps on bricks to have been built in the reign of Hadrian, yet one prominent inscription proclaims it was made by Marcus Agrippa during the reign of Caesar Augustus, more than a century earlier. .. . Ice Cores (New Scientist, 6.9 .03. p. ...
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... , the existence of XVIIIth Dynasty texts mentioning the epagomenae, it was Rose who responded. I have been admonished that it is not enough to cite the appropriate passages in the scholarly literature. I did so only as a hint to the wise: these and other texts will be taken up in a detailed study, not in a letters column. But when Rose says that the evidence has not yet been examined, he speaks for himself. What we are talking about [are] transcriptions and translations of papyri and inscriptions which mention the epagomenal days. When they date from the XVIIIth Dynasty or earlier, Rose refers to them vaguely as "claims" and "reports" ...
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... into narrower limits using the need to obey the correct sequence of the strata. Using this method they obtained likely transition dates' for the boundaries between the strata (fig.18, p.61). Unfortunately they have invented their own terminology for Iron I, but they explain the differences clearly enough, eg. compare first two columns of Table 21 (p .55). The orthodox terminology uses Roman numerals and capital letters for Iron Age subdivisions (eg. Iron IIA) whereas their scheme uses ordinary numerals and small letters (eg. Ir 2a). More seriously, they have slightly misplaced their estimated transition dates at the right side of Table 21, ...
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589. Guidelines To The Saturn Myth [Journals] [Kronos]
... orb at the termination of the curl is the planet Venus. 7. The modest-sized orb constituting the rounded peak of the "mountain" is the planet Mars, rotating on the same axis with the Earth and Saturn, and from which a luminous stream of gas, dust or debris of some kind descends toward the Earth. The resulting column, appearing to support the celestial wheel, thus rises along the world axis. As the Earth rotates, producing the cycle of night and day, this axis-pillar does not move. 8. Also participating crucially, but not seen (during the stable phase of the configuration), is the planet Jupiter, hidden behind Saturn.* ...
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... laid about the time of Seneferu, Pepi, and the twelfth dynasty. The more modern kings founded few temples- their functions were those of expanding, restoring, and annexing. Even Thothmes III. seems to have laid no new foundations except perhaps that of the Ptah temple at Karnak, and that is doubtful. The wonderful Hall of Columns called Khu-mennu (Splendid Memorial), in the temple of Amen-Ra, was dedicated by Thothmes III. not only to Amen-Ra, but to his ancestors. It is important to see who these were in the present connection. I give them with approximate dates. [17] Brugsch. B.C . Mariette B.C . ...
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