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... Thoth The Velikovskian Books & Articles The Age of Velikovsky (1976) Ancient Oriental Seals (1934) Bombarded Earth (1964) Cataclysms of the Earth (1967) Catastrophism, Neocatastrophism and Evolution (1993) Chaldean Account of Genesis (1892) The Celestial Ship of North (1927) The Dawn of Astronomy (1894) The Dragon in China and Japan (1913) Essay on the Theory of the Earth (1827) Works of Flavius Josephus Legends of the Jews Vol.I - IV (1909) The Migration of Symbols (1926) The Night of the Gods | Vol 2 Principles of Geology (1854) Ragnarok (1883) Recollections of a Fallen Sky (1974 ...
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... certainly had access to very reliable sources of information about Egypt. A recent article in the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology- 1979- points out that his information regarding Egyptian society and especially art is perfectly accurate and may be based on first-hand observation. Another Platonic myth, which he incidentally does hint is largely fictional, concerns Egypt and refers to Thoth as the inventor of letters. This is, though I'm not entirely sure, the first mention of the god Thoth in Greek literature; Thoth doesn't occur in Herodotus, anyway. Next, it has been recently pointed out that the name Atlantis occurs as the title of a work by the fifth century writer Hellanicus, i.e ...
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203. Astronomical Dating and Calendrics [Journals] [Aeon]
... period by Egyptologists in order to harmonize the document in question with their "Sothic period." Once again, this is a report of no reliable chronological value. 5. The Ebers Papyrus: This not only describes a calendar year of only 360 days, but also one which does not start on the first day of the month of Thoth. This information confirms that which is contained in the Canopus Decree, according to the evidence of which an Egyptian calendar that went unchanged for 1460 years has never existed. Besides, since it is not even possible to read the name of a pharaoh in the text, this celebrated document is, again, of no chronological use. ...
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204. Aviation Week & Space Technology [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 1997:1 (Sep 1997) Home | Issue Contents Thoth Vol I, No. 13. May 16, 1997 Aviation Week & Space Technology By Wal Thornhill (walt@netinfo.com.au) In the same issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology (Feb 3, 1997) that referred to Europa's terrain, there is another item headlined - "Twisters" Found In Stellar Clouds. Accompanying the article are two stunning photographs from the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) of the Lagoon Nebula. http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/PR/96/38.html Following is a partial quote from the ...
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... west and her loins to the east; her arms and legs were the four pillars of the sky. Similarly the legs of the Celestial cow of Nut and Hathor represented the four quarters. The four Horuses of the horizon were guardians of the four' quarters, or Osiris or Horus presided over the south, Set over the north, Thoth over the west and Sapdi over the east. At an earlier period, as has been indicated, Osiris was the "first of the Westerners" and Re the god of the East. In the Pyramid Texts, 204-6, Set is King of the South and Horus King of the North.9Dr. S. Birch has translated ...
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... Sem priest, acting as Horus, "touched [the mouth and eyes of the mummy] first with his little finger, and afterwards with a little bag filled with pieces of red stone or carnelian..." [167] Further evidence in support of this comes from the Book of the Dead. As Budge relates it, Thoth is said to have "brought back [the Eye of Horus] to the face of Ra [and] the filling of the utchat Thoth performed with his own fingers." [168] In this we see Mars, in the guise of Thoth, using his fingers to "fill" the ut-chat eye which, as we ...
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... not only the liaison, as it were, between gods and man, the Messenger, but what he proclaimed (through the priests) as the vox Dei was final and decisive. In Egypt, as in Britain, Ammon was, in truth, the most important of the gods, although, again, in another phase, as Thoth, the Teacher and Scribe, he was of immense account, controlling the Underworld cult. "Par-Ammon," says Pausanias, "is the surname of Hermes."11 Count Goblet D'Alviella, in his authoritative work, The Migration of Symbols, emphasizes this identity. Both adopted the Ram as their sacred animal; both were personified ...
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... the temple received the name "Sethos-Temple". In 1930 continuing excavations revealed, in the back of the structure, an architrave with the name of Ramses II; later a dedicatory inscription of Merneptah was found cut into the outer facade: in it Merneptah claimed to have completed the structure and to have dedicated it to the deity, presumably Thoth.(1 ) In the conventional scheme Sethos' reign comes at the end of the Nineteenth Dynasty, following that of Merneptah. Clearly, if Merneptah completed the temple and dedicated it then Sethos could not have participated in its construction. Scholars nevertheless concluded that Sethos must in some sense have completed the building that had already been finished ...
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... west and her loins to the east; her arms and legs were the four pillars of the sky. Similarly the legs of the Celestial cow of Nut and Hathor represented the four quarters. The four Horuses of the horizon were guardians of the four' quarters, or Osiris or Horus presided over the south, Set over the north, Thoth over the west and Sapdi over the east. At an earlier period, as has been indicated, Osiris was the "first of the Westerners" and Re the god of the East. In the Pyramid Texts, 204-6, Set is King of the South and Horus King of the North.9Dr. S. Birch has translated ...
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... July 19.(25) Yet one has but to read any of the three texts Greek, Demotic, or hieroglyphic - to learn that the festival had already been celebrated in Year 9.(26) The simple explanation is that the Decree's events were dated not by the Egyptian calendar, with Year 9 beginning in I ht (Thoth) 1, but by the Macedonian regnal year that began before Thoth 1 and consequently overlapped parts of two Egyptian calendar years. In all three versions, be it noted, the Macedonian month and day are given first after the year and are followed by their equivalent in the Egyptian calendar. The most recent and thorough discussion of the ...
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211. The Jupiter Order [Books] [de Grazia books]
... very recent if placed in the context of Greek legend. In this context, several events coincide and relate to the larger theory of Solaria Binaria. Apollo has a younger brother, mischievous Hermes (Mercury), who is a swift, winged messenger of Zeus (Jupiter) and the gods, who is connected with electricity (especially as Thoth, in Egypt), the creator of illusions (mental problems), and is god of thieves, travelers, and healing. He, too, becomes a great god, known to many - East Indians, Mexicans, Teutons, and others. Though Yahweh reflects Jupiter, he also has qualities of Thoth; Moses was probably ...
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... unaltered calendar in Egypt through the period from 2000 B.C . to 140 A.D . There is also considerable evidence to indicate that the first month of the Egyptian calendar did not remain unaltered during this period. By the year 721 B.C ., and probably as early as 851 B.C ., the month Thoth was the first month of the Egyptian calendar.(28) From inscriptions dealing with New Year ceremonies of an earlier era, Brugsch deduced that the month Hathor was the first month of the year at this earlier period.(29) The Ebers papyrus definitely gives the month Menkhet as the first month of the year.(30 ...
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... the earth under rocks and stones, or, as Plutarch describes, was buried under an island off Britain where they could foretell the future by his moans and groans. The Book of the Dead describes also how Horns set out to avenge Osiris, and how in his titanic conflict with Set his EYE was torn out by the fiend which Thoth compelled him to restore. After Horus had gained the victory, defeating all the magic wiles of Set, who assumed various shapes, the demon was bound with adamantine chains and ropes and was buried deep in the earth, after which Thoth (or Ptah) erected the Tuat Pillars over him to chain him eternally. In metaphorical langauge ...
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... culture-hero taught them his own speech to give them a common bond. The Babylonians tell of the god Oannes who appeared among the primitives referred to in their mythology and taught them a civilized life. Though he was of different race he was able to speak to them in a tongue which they could understand. The Egyptians tell of the god Thoth who taught articulate speech to the babbling barbarians whom he found in the Nile-Land. The Maidu Indians of California tell that their culture-hero, Kuksu, could speak all the languages of the tribes which came into existence' after the great cataclysm. HORTICULTURE (ii. 8) And the Lord God planted a garden . . . in Eden ...
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215. Forward: Introduction [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a prominent role in proceedings, alongside long-established luminaries such as David Salkeld, Trevor Palmer, Bernard Newgrosh, Peter James and John Bimson. For UK members it was an opportunity to meet people from across the pond' like Ev Cochrane and Dwardu Cardona, who produce Aeon, Lynn Rose, Amy and Mel Acheson who edit the internet journal Thoth, Eric Aitchison and Wal Thornhill from Australia, Jan Sammer from the Czech Republic and Birgit Liesching from Belgium. There was much convivial conversation, a splendid champagne dinner, crosswords and quizzes - interspersed with talks and presentations on subjects as diverse as ancient history, outsiders in science and electric phenomena in the atmosphere. A substantial amount of ...
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... Here we must concur with Velikovsky's judgment, although one can only shudder at the thought of what course Velikovsky's work might have taken had he retained the lunar identification of Athena. Extrapolating from the Greek sources, Velikovsky identified the ancient Egyptian gods with the planetary regents of their Greek counterparts. Ra, accordingly, was identified with the sun; Thoth with Mercury; Hathor with Venus; and Horus with Jupiter. (3 ) The same strategy was also employed with regard to the pantheons of Mesopotamia and India. That there are problems with Velikovsky's approach to the ancient sources has been shown by Cardona, Mewhinney, and others. (4 ) These writers have documented that Velikovsky's research ...
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217. Aeon Volume VI, Number 5: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... and education in light of a catastrophic human history. Her published works include children's fiction and articles on midwifery, child-raising, and home-schooling. More recent works by her dealing with catastrophism and astronomy have appeared in Atlantic Rising and AEON. She has also lectured on the work of Halton Arp at various conferences. She is presently the Editor of THOTH, the electronic newsletter sponsored by KRONIA Communications. Subscription: $80.00 U. S. per volume of 6 issues ($ 110.00 foreign air mail), or $40.00 U. S. for 3 issues ($ 55.00 foreign air mail). Scholarly articles, critiques, and book ...
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218. SIS Internet Digest 1998 Number 2 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... History .. 13 Life Extinctions by Cosmic Ray Jets .. 13 Close Approaches Between Asteroids and Planets .. 13 Snowball in Hell: Earth Completely Covered by Ice .. 14 How Cosmic Impacts Have Shaped the Moon's Magnetic Field .. 14 More Trouble for Frank's Mini-comets Theory .. 14 Searching for Answers to Solar Mysteries .. 15 Thoth Catastrophics Newsletter Focus .. 16 Comments on Electric Stars .. 16 Puzzles and Paradigms .. 17 Images of The Electric Universe .. 17 Astronomy As Art .. 18 Venus As the Dove .. 18 Saturnists Play Marbles .. 18 It's Still the Same Elephant .. 20 The Word According to Pam .. 20 Rethinking ...
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... after several phases of reuse, buried in the foundations of a later structure. At el-Hiba, between Beni Suef and el-Minya, Shoshenq I constructed a temple against the west side of the great mudbrick fortress built over a century earlier by the Theban High Priests Pinudjem and Menkheperre. This temple is dedicated to local aspects of Amun, Sekhmet and Thoth and the scenes and inscriptions were completed by Shoshenq I's successor, Osorkon I. This monument was built of an inferior quality limestone, probably quarried locally, and the walls have been eroded severely by the effects of dampness. It is nevertheless a rare example of an original building of this period. None of the monuments mentioned above is ...
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220. SIS Internet Digest 2001 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Modern Origins of Flat Earth Theory .. 15 Stress & Chaos Form Tallest Mountains .. 15 Electrostatics & Dust on Eros .. 16 Only Solar Systems with Jupiters May Habour Life .. 16 Catastrophism! CD: Your help needed .. 17 Catastrophism! CD-Rom updated .. 17 Fifty years after Velikovsky's Worlds in Collision .. 17 Thoth Catastrophics Newsletter Focus .. 18 Year Two Thousand and One .. 18 The Thunderbolt in Myth and Symbol .. 18 Intersect 2001 Conference .. 20 Index .. 21 Sky Goddess Nut and "Chain of Arrows" .. back cover ...
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221. SIS Internet Digest 1999 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Are Real .. 9 Catastrophic Events & Mass Extinctions .. 9 The Bibliographic Meteor Database .. 9 More on Ancient Astronomy .. 10 Thoughts on the Nazca Lines .. 11 Origin of Earth and Moon: Colliding Theories .. 11 Collision Split Earth, Moon .. 11 Comets & Disasters in the Dark Ages .. 12 Thoth Catastrophics Newsletter Focus .. 13 Visualizing Collinear Systems .. 13 NASA on Galileo's current mission .. 14 Giants .. 14 The Electric Universe CD by Wallace Thornhill .. 15 Kronia Mailing List focus .. 16 A hiding to nothing.... .. 16 A question for Wal (and Amy and... ...
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222. Sun, Moon, and Sothis [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... basis of documents indicating a heliacal rising of Sirius on Pharmuthi 16 in Year 7 of Sesostris III (in -1871, according to Parker). From the Canopus Decree, Rose shows that the first heliacal rising of Sirius on Payin 1 was in -238. This, together with Censorinus' report that a heliacal rising of Sirius look place on Thoth 1 in the year + 139, makes it possible to retrocalculate earlier Sothic dates much more precisely than ever before. It then turns out that the Middle Kingdom lunar documents fail to fit in the early second millennium! Rose finds that where the lunar documents do fit extremely well is in the fourth century- which would put the heliacal ...
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223. Sun, Moon and Sothis [advert] [Journals] [Aeon]
... basis of documents indicating a heliacal rising of Sirius on Pharmuthi 16 in Year 7 of Sesostris III (in -1871, according to Parker.) From the Canopus Decree, Rose shows that the first heliacal rising of Sirius on Payni 1 was in -238. This, together with Censorinus' report that a heliacal rising of Sirius took place on Thoth 1 in the year + 139, makes it possible to retrocalculate earlier Sothic dates much more precisely than ever before. It then turns out that the Middle Kingdom lunar documents fail to fit in the early second millennium! Rose finds that where the lunar documents do fit extremely well is in the fourth century- which would put the heliacal ...
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224. SIS Internet Digest 2000 Number 2 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Much Rock So Little Gravity .. 18 Square Craters Detected on Eros .. 19 Astronomer Sees Red .. 19 ADS Abstracts .. 20 A scenario of Saturn's ring formation .. 20 Role of electrical discharges in astrophysical phenomena .. 20 Further Mythological Evidence for Ancient Knowledge of Variable Stars .. 20 Proof readers wanted .. 20 Thoth Catastrophics Newsletter Focus .. 21 Non-velocity Redshifts .. 21 Plasma discharges in rock art? .. 21 Crack in Einstein's Pedestal .. 22 Kronia Mailing List Focus23 Conference: Earth Changes 2000 .. 23 Conference: Our Violent Solar System .. 23 Spall Ankh in eastern Wyoming .. 25 Tabernacles and booths .. 25 Heaven's ...
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... Copts of Ethiopia (in which context, of course, "Copts" means "Christians" rather than "speakers of Egyptian"), is both geographically African and linguistically Semitic. A third error, this one non-linguistic, occurs on p. 33, where Talbott discusses the Greek god "Hermes, identical in all respects to Egypt's Thoth". Here he exaggerates, to say the least. Were he right, Hermes would have had to be ibis-headed. Yet not only were none of the Greek gods animal-headed, but it was precisely the theriomorphy of the Egyptian deities that the Greeks found most grotesque about Egyptian religion. In other cases, Talbott's statements are, if ...
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