WHO ARE THE GERMANS - Churches of God Cyber Auxiliary
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Further, he wrote:<br />
Who are the Germans?<br />
The. . .Asaei, who dwelt near the mouth <strong>of</strong> the Don, the Asene near Mount Taurus, mentioned by Pliny lxiv and<br />
the Asiotes, mentioned by Ptolemy were doubtless straggling bodies <strong>of</strong> the ancient Asii <strong>of</strong> Central Asia —<br />
perhaps connected with the Aspasiace. lxiv<br />
I should mention here that a branch <strong>of</strong> the Scythians was known as the Assi. lxiv<br />
The Silesians: settled southwestern Poland. lxiv Most, after World War Two, fled into West Germany. The Soviets<br />
claim that Solidarity was part <strong>of</strong> a conspiracy <strong>of</strong> the Catholic Church and Germany to force Poland out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Communist bloc. The reason for this, they claim, was to cut East Germany <strong>of</strong>f from Russia, allowing the two<br />
Germanies to reunite and also to regain the lost lands <strong>of</strong> Pomerania, East Prussia and Silesia. These Silesians<br />
probably come from the Cilician region <strong>of</strong> the Hittite Empire. The battle-axes <strong>of</strong> ancient Silesia is traced back to<br />
Troy by Gordon Childe, lxiv which were Hittite axes! lxiv It is interesting that the Egyptians called Cilicia “Qedii”<br />
(refer to the Quadi referred to previously in this chapter).<br />
The Lemovii: settled East Germany.<br />
Germani: a specific tribe, lxiv the name <strong>of</strong> which was passed on to cover all Assyrians and Hittites in Germany.<br />
Speaking <strong>of</strong> the Cartagena region, Pliny wrote <strong>of</strong> “the Oretani tribe surnamed Germani.” lxiv<br />
The Hurmundurri: these are a dolicocephalic tribe like the Hessians and Thuringians. lxiv They were also known<br />
as the Hermundurri and may descend from the Hur or Her Cotussa tribe which fled for a time into Greece. "Hur" <strong>of</strong><br />
course means white or blonde and the name may ultimately derive from Asshurim.<br />
Sicambri and Sallii: known as German Franks. Alexander the Great made war with the Sigambri and Ambri in<br />
North-West India as well as the Silei on the Sillis or Jaxartes River.<br />
TRUE ORIGINS OF <strong>THE</strong> FRANCI<br />
I am surprised to find that Hannay, like myself, connected the city <strong>of</strong> Prusa or Brusa in Bithynia with the Prussians.<br />
He mentions that the name <strong>of</strong> the city is sometimes spelled Broussa or Boursa. lxiv The peoples <strong>of</strong> Dessau, a very old<br />
state in northern Germany claimed their ancestors came from Lake Ascenius in Bithynia. lxiv This is the precise area<br />
where the two cities <strong>of</strong> Prusias and Prusa were located! Of Prusa Hannay writes:<br />
But before arriving at Prusa, the caravans had to pass through the celebrated Iron Gates in Mount Teuthras<br />
in Teuthrania. lxiv<br />
Mount Teuthras may have been named after the god Teuton. In Europe we find that the alternative name <strong>of</strong> the god<br />
Mercury was Teutas or Teutateslxiv and a tribe in northern Germany was called Teutoni or Teutoneslxiv and nearby<br />
was the Teucteri tribe. lxiv Where did the Teucteri originate? Lempriere's Classical Dictionary mentions that<br />
Teucria was “a name given to Troy” lxiv and that Teucri was a name <strong>of</strong> the Trojans! lxiv<br />
What has this to do with the Franci? Everything! Marcellinus writes thus <strong>of</strong> the peoples near the Rhine River:<br />
Some assert that after the destruction <strong>of</strong> Troy a few <strong>of</strong> those who fled from the Greeks and were scattered<br />
everywhere occupied those regions. lxiv<br />
Could anything be plainer? Many <strong>of</strong> the North Germans came from the Hittite colony <strong>of</strong> Troy! In addition, the son<br />
<strong>of</strong> Priam, King <strong>of</strong> Troy was named Paris. lxiv The German tribe which settled in North France was the Parisii, after<br />
which Paris is named. lxiv<br />
One admirable researcher wrote <strong>of</strong> a kingdom in ancient Anatolia called Phrygia, inhabited by a race called Phryges<br />
or "Freemen" by the Greeks: lxiv<br />
After the Trojan war the region <strong>of</strong> Phrygia was utterly devastated by Cimmerians — Greek for people <strong>of</strong><br />
Gomer. The Phrygians gradually migrated into Europe. Because they came from the region ruled by the wild<br />
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