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DNA patterns have shown us that modern man is very similar to all the apes including Asian Orangutans, African Gorillas and Chimpanzees. The time at which each of the various species diverged from each other remains a matter of considerable uncertainty in academic circles. Estimates are little more than tentative speculations based on assumed average mutation rates and an arbitrary sizing of the time scale. However, we can reasonably hypothesize that the separation with Orangutans was about twelve million years ago and if so, the split with the Gorillas and Chimps would perhaps have been about twenty million years ago. Absolute timing is not as important as the geographical coincidence. The new Crucibles theory begins about forty million years ago with our ancestral tree dwellers, the Dryopithecines, who lived in the trees of Africa and Asia. In Africa they were called the Aegyptopithecus and Propliopithecus and in Asia the Amphipithecus. We know that in Africa the tree dwelling Aegyptopithecus subdivided into the Proconsol group of Gorillas and Chimpanzees, and the hominoid Ramapithecus. With the discovery of the fossilized remains of an Australopithecus who lived about 3 to 4 million years ago, dubbed Lucy, the theory that man developed from the Proconsols gained popularity. Lucy was just over one metre high and walked upright. She provided a unique insight into what a Man-ape in Africa might have looked like. We must be careful to understand that Australopithecus was not halfway on the path to modern man in any linear sense but rather one of many hybrids that emerged, for a while, in parallel to both the Proconsols and Man. Australopithecus became extinct about two million years ago. The African proto-humans called Ramapithecus emerged in the Rift Valley of Africa between fourteen million and seven million years ago. This valley extends from the Danakil Depression, south of the Red Sea, well into South Africa. Ramapithecus then plunged into the period that gives modern archeology its biggest headache because there are no fossils. This is the Pliocene Era, a period of four million years where there are absolutely no fossils of either hominoids or apes. One tentative theory for the absence of human fossils in the Pliocene Era is that a great drought in Central Africa forced the hominoids to become aquatic waders, isolated in the Afar Gulf. 139 This Gulf lies in the Rift Valley of Africa, south of the Danakil Alps. 140 51
Emergence of the Afro-Asiatic Language Groups and the cradle of Man in the ‘Danakil Alps’ of Afar Gulf of the Rift Valley at the southern end of the Red Sea 52
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THE ALCHEMY KEY Unraveling the Sing
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I dedicate this work to the Alchemi
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Published by Stuart Nettleton ISBN
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Contents Chronology iv Preface 1 In
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Chronology Yrs Ago Indo-Hittite Afr
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BCE Mesopotamia Egypt Israelite 195
Page 13 and 14: BCE Greek BCE Israelite / Jewish 63
Page 15 and 16: Israelites, Freemasons and Rosicruc
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Page 19 and 20: Introduction Leaning on my elbow, I
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Page 25 and 26: hydrochloric acid. Anything that do
Page 27 and 28: Great Work of the alchemists, but i
Page 29 and 30: chapter, we delve a little further
Page 31 and 32: Rhodium % Iridium % 18 Monatomics %
Page 33 and 34: 1a 2a 3b 4b 5b 6b 7b 8 1b 2b 3a 4a
Page 35 and 36: Other test tube studies with pure m
Page 37 and 38: volcanic ore. 25 His plant uses six
Page 39 and 40: Flavius Josephus warrants a brief c
Page 41 and 42: archetypes or if the archeologists
Page 43 and 44: to rule Southern Egypt. Kings from
Page 45 and 46: sword that I will send among them
Page 47 and 48: The letters AUM also stand for the
Page 49 and 50: serpent of Wisdom. The phases of th
Page 51 and 52: men will often exuberantly contest
Page 53 and 54: and the true crocus sativus. 109 Ea
Page 55 and 56: Ramesses III (1194-1163BCE) Thebian
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Page 59 and 60: Cluster Analysis of Data by Nei and
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Page 69 and 70: thousand years ago. Solo Man, the A
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Page 84 and 85: The Quirites of Rome came from the
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Page 88 and 89: In Kenite lore, the divine smith Tu
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Page 98 and 99: The Priests ruled that a Jewish gir
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towards the Commagene and won a dec
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and he was present in Egypt in 1460
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Although Tutankhamen appointed Hore
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year legal challenge in which Mose
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The Biblical Moses was Ra Meses, a
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WYBA BYN MChNH MTzRYM WBYN MChNH YS
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Chapter 7 The Name of God, the Merk
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She was the Queen of Heaven and God
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Ineffiable Name of God from the hol
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Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, fo
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elieved that souls passed through t
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seen, is Mercy in Judgment. Thus me
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Archbishop: Receive this Orb, set u
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Chapter 8 Sabians of Harran and Yem
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came to mourn for Sarah, and to wee
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The main temples indicate an advanc
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Oxus (Amu Darya) and Jaxartes (Syrd
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in and around Harran, strengthening
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of war because of their secluded po
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in the Gulf of Cambay raised consid
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to resist all Greek and other forei
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common person toward a scholar is e
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Chapter 10 Zaddoki & Jesus All the
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Kiyumars, the first Indo-Iranian ki
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the people into idolatry. 546 In 70
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survived. A combination of Pharisee
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Chapter 11 Melchizedekians and Mero
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Bezaleel and Hiram Abiff are also s
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However, in response to the fanatic
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dynasty. Eight years later Pepin II
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Following Godefroi de Bouillon’s
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mixture of history and tradition, t
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sons were priests to the Tribe of D
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son of Bel or Belus, who is the Baa
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Irish histories record that Ollamh
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Jeremiah took Zedekiah’s daughter
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The English finally returned the my
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The church historian Bede wrote how
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the Helenephoria after the Goddess
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subjoined attests. Onias received t
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ecause she bore Apollo there. 684 .
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The early name of the British count
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America in a time called the Atlant
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eigning over the Jews. Therefore, t
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In summary, Jacob had said Dan woul
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Ammishaddai, Captain of the childre
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in hierarchical order; a unique con
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tablet and discovered the second pi
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a state religion. It crystallized i
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Parfaits escaped, including Amiel A
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Chapter 14 Ancient Alchemy The name
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2. Seven bodies: silver, gold, copp
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Fishing for Coral from Atalanta fug
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and the stable chloride ion (AuCl4
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Death. Chapter 18 showed that it al
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contain items of tin rather than le
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in particular. It was the black pow
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pulverized Stibnite; 1 part Iron po
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coal-black powder called the Crows
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distilled and reused but is more of
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unbelievably wealthy with gold and
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Q. Whence are they derived? A. I ha
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THE FIRST BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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ase nature was a pyrrhic victory -
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Historical fundamentalists identify
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Consistent with this, the Gospel of
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Crucified Serpent from the titlepag
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Cinyras and Smyrna shows the correc
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Shakespeare’s King Lear was aged
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with the object of Good Fellowship.
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Medea, Jason becomes invincible and
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Before concluding this phase of our
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The Green-Eyed Monster causes much
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eternity. God appeared to Unas and
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Give me joy to live That is not yet
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leaves green and flowers white. Hom
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Archaic Temples of the Mysteries On
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one part of linseed oil, and grind
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The appearance of the lilac Philoso
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tell you, if it could be lawfully t
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the wife of Zebedee. Yet, this is n
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Sirius in a fiery Vesica Piscis Con
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Queen Elizabeth 1 attended by the T
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Elizabeth I commanding the Ship Eur
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Eubulus greeteth thee, and Pudens,
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George were both reminders that Bri
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The Nephilim had many different nam
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Midrash, the Messiah will have the
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oth which. This damask rose doth we
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naturally opposed elsewhere flouris
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For what we pressage is not in gros
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In concert with the widespread repr
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World One is the material world; Wo
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However, in drafting the US constit
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These supernova explosions occurred
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fire. 1140 Red Phrygian caps signif
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Great and pious architects such as
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prince of the royal house of Assara
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celestial map for the terrestrial l
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The Enfants de Solomon or Children
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The Green Man’s image as the male
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Kids entering and two Boars, repres
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Looking at him with ruthless eyes,
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Tenor and Choir Joyously, as his su
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This meeting place is analogous to
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whole plan. It is potable water fed
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Many believe this place was the isl
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is the Rite of the Jesuit Chapter o
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quite intriguing. On 10 August 1744
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endeavored to broker a solution bef
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they and the brethren of St John of
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Wisdom, is also feminine. This is j
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available publications seem to supp
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The eagle is also the symbol of Jup
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nehushtan into pieces to prevent it
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majority of Indo-Hittite myths, inc
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I would like to tell you certain th
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the East would have involved sexual
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Sesôstris I offering Shewbread to
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Shewbread is Offered to Anubis Guar
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Covenant, large tabernacle items li
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influence of the Essenes of Egypt,
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whom were, he felt, lacking in fait
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precious lamps decorate churches, i
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documents in three encased boxes, a
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Many of these fringe groups were re
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flows into all the vessels of the b
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Caleb seems to have taken the machi
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long passage, five hundred spans un
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number of Cistercian monasteries ev
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Collegiate Church extends thirty me
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The Shepherds’ Monument (Shugboro
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Les Bergers d'Arcadie II (Nicolas P
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The Arcadian Shepherds (Il Guercino
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Additional Ossary Vegetation God &
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Mirror Reversal of Shepherds’ Mon
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Remember, it was Caleb who said: 14
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small depression following each let
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Louis de Bourbon-Condé was also Gr
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light of this flame enabled the Kni
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Chapter 16 investigated the importa
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Conclusion The goal of this book ha
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alchemists’ experiments of trial,
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change in color is evidenced. The 6
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of the yellow liquid. Completely dr
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Technical Description of the Proces
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smell and very beautiful colors and
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Philosophers, when they have thus p
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Mariae. Then distil all the Spiritu
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In cases of all kinds of hot fevers
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increasing ever more, so that a sin
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5. Allow the slurry to settle overn
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came; it was so clear that none but
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Into this sinful world from heaven
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But the third tribute more successf
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Was all that made a diff'rence to t
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y the Stolista (Baptiser) and accep
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procession an Assembly was held in
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h 2 = ½ .s.√(s 2 /4 + h 2 ) and
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the middle of the pyramid’s base
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Julius Caesar’s dimensions of anc
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Royal Star of David It is a surpris
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Appendix 9 A Note on the Scholar Ro
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particular number of steps to shift
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volume was provided with the lot. A
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NOTAMARGATET, -- bless that circle
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Appendix 12 Painted Ceilings at Cra
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The Green Lady’s Room Beam 1 A ma
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The goode man sall give inheritance
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Moreover, Jeremiah complains that e
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The Altar of Sacrifice Ezekiel dism
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effigy of the dead God, which was w
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Many competent critics now consider
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aces the belief is current that the
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the rock of sacrifice, beneath whic
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present position in a Speculative L
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of them in a more decent form survi
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to those in authority, because no o
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(a) The elders of Israel in a secre
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called Essenes or at any rate had a
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30 I Maccabees 1:21-23 31 Josephus
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125 Isaiah 48:2 126 Bernal, Vol 1,
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214 Eliade, p99 215 Graves, 1961, p
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317 Jeremiah 7:31 & 32; see also Gr
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417 Genesis 36:13 & 17, 1 Chronicle
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511 Zoroastrian Holy Book Bundahish
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610 Judges 3:3 & I Chronicles 5:23
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711 Genesis 49:9 712 Deuteronomy 33
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805 Graves, 1961, p177 806 Lambert,
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898 Levi, 1913, p87 899 Ovid ‘Med
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998 Gilbert, 1996, p151 999 Dawkins
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1093 Adamson 1094 MS.Ashm. 1417, p4
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1189 Ward, 1921, p146 1190 Wren, 17
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Charter was forged by Régent de Fr
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1380 Favier, p76 1381 Yarker, [1909
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1467 Scholem, p338 1468 Daniel 5:5
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Begg, Ean & Deike ‘In Search of t
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University of Pennsylvania, Philade
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Higgins, Godfrey ‘Anacalypsis, an
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Mayor, Adrienne ‘Mad Honey!’ Ar
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Prichard, James (ed) ‘Solomon and
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Wildung, Dietrich ‘Egypt,: From P
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Alcmena, 221 Alembic, 215 Alexander
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Assembly of the Gods, 135 Assideans
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Book of Splendor, 15, 353 Book of t
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Christianity, British Imperial, 162
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Day of Willows, 36 de Vere, Richard
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Ephrath, 272 Epigoni, 209 Eratosthe
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Ginzberg, Louis, 461, 496 Gisors, 1
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helium-3, 461 hemlock, 82 hemorrhoi
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Indo- European, 60 Indo-Aryan, 60 I
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Judgment, 119, 121, 133, 145, 356,
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light, 8, 117, 129, 130, 245, 247,
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Megiddo, 42, 43, 100 Meissner Field
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Naharin, 27, 100 Najmoddin Kobra, 2
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Paneas, 164 Paneas, source of Jorda
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Potsdam, 316, 502 Poussin, Nicholas
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Rose of Sharon, 38, 39, 276 Rose Wi
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Septimius Severus, 462 Septuagint,
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star gate, 264 Star of Bethlehem, 2
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Triple Goddess, 35, 83, 84, 118, 15
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Witt, Reginald, 488, 489, 504 Wolff
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