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... Zmigrodzki, and he said, "No, I mean English or American? ' I began a search which proved almost futile, as even the word Swastika did not appear in such works as Worcester's or Webster's dictionaries, the Encyclopedic Dictionary, the Encyclopedia Britannica, Johnson's Universal Cyclepedia, the People's Cyclopledia, nor Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, his Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, or his Classical Dictionary. I also searched, with the same results, Follett's Dictionary of Art and Archeology, Fairholt's Dictionary of Terms in Art, "L'Art Gothique," by Gouza, Perrot and Chipiez's extensive histories of Art in Egypt, in Chaldea and Assyria, and in ...
22. Lifting 'Bickerman's veil' [Journals] [SIS Review]
... &C Review 2004:3 (Incorporating C&C Workshop 2004:4 ) Home | Issue Home Lifting Bickerman's veil'Steve Mitchell The second edition of E. J. Bickerman's Chronology of the Ancient World [1 ] was published in 1980. It is considered to be the standard work of reference on chronologies of the Greek and Roman civilisations, but there appear to be two major flaws in his argument, thereby creating a paradox. This paradox was first exposed by Dr Heribert Illig [2 ] and its discovery now forms the crux of Illig's controversial phantom centuries' thesis. Illig argues that because of these fundamental mistakes Bickerman has unwittingly conspired, along with most other ...
23. An Investigation into the Reality of the Early Medieval Dark Age [Journals] [SIS Review]
... T . Fomenko, to deny the existence of an entire 687-year period of English history. According to Fomenko, the kings generally believed to have ruled in England from AD 640-1327 were alter egos of Byzantine rulers, some of whom were, in turn, duplicates of each other. If history was corrected to take this into account, the Roman occupation of Britain ended only 8, not 15, centuries ago. Fomenko's many bizarre claims, based on statistics but unsupported by convincing historical arguments, made it very difficult for readers to take his ideas seriously. This could have disguised the fact that there is a kernel of truth in what he is trying to say. If the ...
24. Velikovsky in Shakespeare [Articles]
... , Egypt and leprosy. Yet, while the defeat of Antony may have overtones of a divine Old Testament holocaust, its consequence, the victory of Octavius, is cast in a New Testamental mould. To quote from one critic Octavius - Caesar as he is always called in Antony and Cleopatra - was to become Augustus, perhaps greatest of Roman emperors, creator of the Pax Romana that closed the long period of unrest, reveloution, and war, with the time of peace in which Christ was to be born. Thus, in the war with Antony, when Antony' s allies have deserted and sympathy for him is at its strongest, Caesar redresses the balance by a ...
... OF THIRTY-TWO YEARS. FROM THE BANISHMENT OF ARCHELUS TO THE DEPARTURE FROM BABYLON. CHAPTER 1. HOW CYRENIUS WAS SENT BY CAESAR TO MAKE A TAXATION OF SYRIA AND JUDEA; AND HOW COPONIUS WAS SENT TO BE PROCURATOR OF JUDEA; CONCERNING JUDAS OF GALILEE AND CONCERNING THE SECTS THAT WERE AMONG THE JEWS. 1. NOW Cyrenius, a Roman senator, and one who had gone through other magistracies, and had passed through them till he had been consul, and one who, on other accounts, was of great dignity, came at this time into Syria, with a few others, being sent by Caesar to he a judge of that nation, and to take an ...
... when Philip, who was [tetrarch] after him, took the government, he made them pay some small taxes, and that for a little while only; and Agrippa the Great, and his son of the same name, although they harassed them greatly, yet would they not take their liberty away. From whom, when the Romans have now taken the government into their own hands, they still gave them the privilege of their freedom, but oppress them entirely with the imposition of taxes. Of which matter I shall treat more accurately in the progress of this history. (2 ) 3. At length Zamaris the Babylonian, to whom Herod had given that country ...
27. From Fadus the Procurator to Florus [Books]
... for the high priests and the principal citizens of Jerusalem, and this at the command of the emperor, and admonished them that they should lay up the long garment and the sacred vestment, which it is customary for nobody but the high priest to wear, in the tower of Antonia, that it might be under the power of the Romans, as it had been formerly. Now the Jews durst not contradict what he had said, but desired Fadus, however, and Longinus, (which last was come to Jerusalem, and had brought a great army with him, out of a fear that the [rigid] injunctions of Fadus should force the Jews to rebel, ...
28. Anno Domini Anomalies [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... a dust laden atmosphere – obscuring the sun and its warmth. Hence, we have two opposites – and the mystery deepens as these two are the only eclipses recorded in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle [1 ] (or portentous natural events of any kind). At the SIS Autumn 2004 meeting at Redhill Mike Baillie and Steve Mitchell mentioned a Roman document concerning the Pontiffs (reigns of the Popes) that claimed AD 540 was notable - because in that year nothing happened. The first reaction of a reader is to pass over 540 to the next date – but if we might pause a moment, as Mike Baillie did – why would the Church wish to record the fact that ...
29. The Worship Of Mars, Part 2 Mars Ch.2 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... when inquiring into this matter, to find guiding hints to help us obtain some data about the body which periodically approached the earth? It would probably be the Latin people, at that time very young, just appearing on the historical scene and not loaded down with science, who would give the prodigy a prominent place in their mythology. Roman mythology was appropriated from the Greeks. Only one god of Roman mythology plays a role not comparable to that attributed to him on the Greek Olympus. It is the god Mars, whose counterpart is Ares of the Greeks.1 Mars, the lord of war, was second to Jupiter-Zeus. He personified the planet Mars, to him ...
30. Egyptian Language Anomalies [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... From: SIS Chronology and Catastrophism Workshop 1994 No 2 (Dec 1994) Home | Issue Contents Egyptian Language Anomalies by Jesse E. Lasken Introduction Conventional and New' chronologists agree that thirty dynasties ruled Egypt for around 3,000 years. They divide Egypt's history from Dynasty 3' (or sometimes Dynasty 4') until Roman rule into an Old Kingdom, First Intermediate Period, Middle Kingdom, Second IntermediatePeriod, New Kingdom, Third Intermediate Period, Saite Dynasty, Persian Period, and Ptolemaic Period. The main difference in the New' chronology involves the substantial shortening of the Third Intermediate Period and the related movement of the New Kingdom' to about three centuries later than ...
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