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62 pages of results. 211. Trisms and Planetary Iconography [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... celestial interactions depicted on Mithraic cameos. The god Mithras appears between two celestial objects with his arms extended toward each- as if connected by wires. In Figure 22, he stands. In Figure 23, he kneels. Mithras' body language seems to define itself as a trism. Mythological concepts of his role as friend and mediator between bipolar Persian gods match Mithras' posture. Figure 24, is my sketch of a section of an early Christian mural painting from the crypt of Lucina, in Rome. It depicts the ascension of Elijah. Three celestial objects appear in conjunction above, while, below, the artist portrays the biblical description of the ascension. Though, here, ...
212. Rejoinder to Dirkzwager [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... 676. What, from the viewpoint of Egyptian chronology is the result of such a date? Dirkzwager goes on to note that Amasis dates from 584. To this we may add, from his unpublished manuscript, Necho II from 623, and Apries to 582. Since it is accepted that the end of Dynasty 26 is 525- the Persian conquest- this means that, in spite of the evidence for a reign of 44 years for Amasis (Appendix to paper by Carl Olof Jonsson, SIS Review, III:4 , p. 97), Dirkzwager assigns to him a reign of approximately 60 years. Actually, the date for the accession of Amasis is calculated by ...
213. The Dating of Hammurabi [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... have the following series of purportedly Assyrian kings: Arios (30 years), Aralios (40 years), Xerxes (30 years), Armamithres (38 years), Belochos (35 years), Balaios (52 years). The name Armamithres seems to be a compound composed of "Arma-" (Aram) and the Persian god Mithras. If the fourth king of this list is Arioch of Ellasar of Genesis 14, then Armamithres could well be Aram the relative of Abraham. It was about this time that Mesopotamia began to be called Aram Naharaim (Aram of the two rivers) or Padan (Plain of) Aram (Genesis 24:10; 25 ...
214. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Two [Books]
... measures, trees and plants, the characteristics of various demons, the spiritual chiefs of the various regions of the earth, and the resurrection and future existence; all of which descriptions are given on the authority of the Din, which may have been some particular book, or revelation generally. The concluding chapters give the genealogies of the legendary Persian kings and heroes, and of Zarathustra and certain priests, together with an epitome of Persian chronology from the creation to the Islamic conquest." ( p.xxiii- xxiv) The part of all this that V sees as bearing "a close relation" (WIC p.72) to his scenario is where the evil spirit ...
215. Sirius and Saturn [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Ancient Egypt [3 ], which argues that the Middle Kingdom must be lowered by 1477 years. This raises many difficulties, including the role of Alexander the Great in ending the Middle Kingdom; the well-known overlap of the Middle Kingdom and the First Babylonian Dynasty; the intriguing contemporaneity of the Middle Kingdom with the late Tanitic Dynasty, the Persian occupation, the Sebennytic Dynasty and the final Persian reoccupation; the import of moving an allegedly Bronze Age' society into an Iron Age' context; the consequences for Dynasty XIII, for Dynasty XI and for the Old Kingdom; the possible relevance of radiocarbon and other dating evidence; and, last but not least, a number of ...
216. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Electricity Science Frontiers 135, May-June 2001, p. 3 Tornados may be formed as thunderstorms pass over positively charged oil deposits underground. An electrical connection between the subsurface polarity and that of the clouds creates the vacuum which starts a spinning tornado. Is a similar connection to be found in the phosphorescent wheels of light seen often in the oil-rich Persian Gulf? The Paradox of the Sun's Hot Corona. Scientific American June 2001 This is an article by Professors Bhola Dwivedi & Kenneth Phillips, which has great colour pictures of the Sun but the text reveals many problems with present theories. It starts by stating: Like a boiling teakettle atop a cold stove, the sun's hot outer layers ...
217. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... merits of being brief, to the point, was based on considerable expertise, and confirmed the misgivings which had held up the publication of Prof Heinsohn's piece. Birgit's charge of selective quotation is harsh: the real offender is the person who first misrepresented Dr Collon's position and claimed her work supported his case. Bernard Newgrosh, Manchester Ammisaduqa and Persian Astronomy Dear Sir, John Weir's letter (Workshop 1990:1 , p. 39) needs correction for assigning to me the equation of the Old Babylonian King Hammurabi ( -1792 to -1750 in Middle Chronology) with some Darius I, 423-404 BC'. In actual fact, my revision of ancient Near Eastern chronology assigns the Mardu ...
218. Discussion Questions From the Floor [Journals] [Aeon]
... Sumerian?" If the native language of the Kassites was "Sumerian," why did they assume names in a (possibly) Indo-European language? 4) To place the pyramid age late begs the question- when was it? In the iron age? Post-Ramses II? I can't see pyramids being raised under Ramses' immediate successors or Persian domination. They already existed in the time of Herodotus (5th century), who reports that they were built long before Amasis (which is important, if Amasis follows soon after Apries/Merneptah) as Velikovsky has theorised. 5) Can the vast amount of Old and Middle Kingdom architecture and material really be lumped with the " ...
... YEARS. FROM THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT TO THE DEATH OF JUDAS MACCABEUS.CHAPTER 1.HOW PTOLEMY THE SON OF LAGUS TOOK JERUSALEM AND JUDEA BY DECEIT AND TREACHERY, AND CARRIED MANY THENCE, AND PLANTED THEM IN EGYPT. 1. NOW when Alexander, king of Macedon, had put an end to the dominion of the Persians, and had settled the affairs in Judea after the forementioned manner, he ended his life. And as his government fell among many, Antigonus obtained Asia, Seleucus Babylon; and of the other nations which were there, Lysimachus governed the Hellespont, and Cassander possessed Macedonia; as did Ptolemy the son of Lagus seize upon Egypt. ...
220. Night of the Gods: The Pillar [Books]
... . 562. 51. Castellani Collection, No. 160. 52. Sir M. Williams, Rel. Thought and Life in India, i, 109. 53. Orissa, 129, 266, 289, 309. 54. Mirkhond's Rauzat-us-Safa 1891, 189. 55. Koran, pp. xiii, Iviii. . 56. Persian commentary on Koran, ch.71; Sale's Koran, p. xiv; Hyde's Rel. Vet. Pers. p.133. 57. Kinship and Marriage, p. 292 etc. 58. Dr. E. G. King's Akkadian Genesis (1888), p. 29. 59. Fergusson's lnd. Arch. ...
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