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... to students in their endeavour to illumine the " 'Night of the Gods." HENRIETTA O'NEILL. SELLING, NEAR FAVERSHAM, November, 1896. MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR. T may be interesting to briefly indicate the various steps ... which were continually cropping up. For such observations in an island which was ' for centuries a debateable land between East and West, between Egypt, Phoenicia, !Z 2. Memoir of the Author. and Assyria on the ... It is eventually deposited on two great ancient stones, formerly considered holy and preserved to this day. ' When Easter falls as late as it can, that is on 25th April, the French God-feast (fete-Dieu), our ...
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... balanced out. This entailed also a shifting of the poles. The North Pole, which had been situated somewhere near Wrangel Island during the stationary period, began to move away towards the Bering Strait. But these geophysical changes, ... gravitational ties became more and more strained, but the satellite could not yet break loose and move onwards to the east. It was chiefly prevented from breaking loose from its bollard because the Earth, too, was tied to the ... ever increasing speed of revolution. Concurrently another development had taken place. The satellite had already moved towards the extreme eastern edge of its bollard. Though it could no longer control the whole Earth and make it turn more quickly, ...
Terms matched: 6  -  Score: 8373  -  26 Mar 2007  -  URL: /online/pubs/books/bellamy/life-history/04-escape.htm
... by its short title, Paradise Found), of which a new and enlarged edition (the twelfth) is nearly ready for the press. I cannot close this foreword without grateful mention of some of the colleagues and friends to ... antedating the Babylonians. A truer name, therefore, for the system would be the Pre- Babylonian. The East Semites received it from their predecessors in the possession of the Euphratean valley, the Akkado-Sumerians. At least, such ... twelfth hour of the voyage is not in Tuat proper, but is spent in passing from Tuat proper to the eastern horizon of Egypt. 2 Eighth. During the voyage Maspero gives the technical name of the opening in the mountain ...
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... centre of the satellite. It would be nearest to the centre of the satellite at the apex, somewhat less near at the antapex, and farther away still at the intermediate positions. And the satellite would respond to any withdrawal ... Afghanistan, between the somewhat older Elburz system in the west, and the ancient massif of the Pamirs in the east. The apices of the Turanian system significantly point to the south, to the area where the satellite was quasi-stationary ... some time. The Aralian depression which was then formed was the last of the great line of depressions caused by the eastward straining satellite, extending from the small Vienna Basin via the Hungarian Plain to the Black Sea, and farther ...
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15. Sinking and Rising Lands [Books] [de Grazia books]
... World Oikoumene."[8 ] What would be called the "common heritage" of the peoples of the Near East. Of these features one in eight is found in Meso-America definitely. He believes that another tenth would be ... his head against the highest mountain in the west. The frightful blow drove the land into the sea in the east like the prow of a boat, while in the west it flew into the air like a boat's stern. ... similarity among the languages spoken over the vast area that extends from Madagascar, near the shores of Africa, to Easter Island in the eastern part of the Pacific. It has now been demonstrated that the similarity is not accidental. ...
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... involved in a five years' war with Alyattes, the Lydian king, father of Croesus. During the battle near the river Halys the sun was eclipsed as Thales of Miletus had predicted.5 The armies broke off fighting. ... Bauwerke (Leipzig, 1912), p. a. See also Hall, The Ancient History of the Near East, p. 329: "It may eventually appear that some of the actual remains at Boghaz Kyoi are of ... of some basic entanglement. Gordion's necropolis was declared to belong to the seventh-sixth centuries because of the geometric designs of eastern Greek vases. Alisar IV yielded the same ware. But this stratum also contained hieroglyphic seals. These are contemporaneous ...
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... "thou egg who becometh as one renewed." (126) According to Diodorus, on a column erected near Nysa, in Arabia, Osiris is made to say: "I was born of a brilliant and magnificent egg ... of Greece IX:27:6-8. 107. R. de Vaux, The Bible and the Ancient Near East (N .Y ., 1971), p. 244. 108. See, for instance, E ... Cochrane, "Herakles and the Planet Mars," AEON I:4 (July 1988), p. 91 and idem, "The Death of Herakles," AEON II:5 (February 1992), in both ...
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... For ancient Thebes was called Egypt, and the inhabitants considered themselves the most ancient of mankind." Egypt lies near the center of the land surface of the world. Piazzi Smith tells us that the base of her great Pyramid ... the year by the revolutions of the Great Bear,- "When the tail of the Bear points to the East (at nightfall) it is Spring to all the world; when the tail of the Bear points to the ... their herd on a certain day every year, and there is still the custom of sacrificing pigs or sows at Easter and Christmas. Leprosy is mystically said to be the result of drinking the Sow's milk, i. e. ...
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19. Fractures and Cleavages [Books] [de Grazia books]
... whether the globe was harnessed by an exoterrestrial force. Except in westernmost North America, in East Africa and the Near East, through Iceland and Central Asia, through the Adriatic-Rhine River rift, and beneath India, the fractures course ... from deep within or whether the globe was harnessed by an exoterrestrial force. Except in westernmost North America, in East Africa and the Near East, through Iceland and Central Asia, through the Adriatic-Rhine River rift, and beneath India ... continents, whereupon it veered northwards until it reached the northwestern fork of the north polar fracture. It skirted the eastern rim of the great pit of the Moon material that had been blasted up and away. A secondary forking sent ...
Terms matched: 6  -  Score: 8113  -  29 Mar 2004  -  URL: /online/pubs/books/degrazia/lately/ch22.htm
... ancient city of Ur of the Chaldeans, located in present-day Iraq about eight miles west of the Euphrates River and near its junction with the Tigris, archaeologists have disclosed layers of materials which indicate that one city after another occupied the ... Epoch No. 1 BP, preceding the latest careen of the globe, the Mississippi River flowed from west to east in a tropical climate. The Sudan Basin, now in Africa, was then at the North Pole. In ... No. 2 BP. the river flowed generally southward, in a frigid climate. The Hudson Bay Basin land area was at the North Pole and in summers glaciers fed the upper river. Cores from borings have been taken in ...
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