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away. A vertical beam of light was aimed at him for a
second as the object tilted, and then the display
vanished with a flash, leaving a slowly dissolving
cloud. Persistent nightmares and various physiological
phenomena were later recorded. (M)
Hanbury (Great Britain) Mr. and Mrs. Milakovic
were driving to Hednesford when they suddenly saw
a brilliant object rising from a field to the left and
hovering above a house. It appeared to "quiver like a
jelly." Several figures were seen on the deck of the
craft for about five min, then it left with a jerky
motion. {FSR 69, 1)
Fleury-d'Aude (France). A dozen witnesses saw a
lens-shaped object surrounded with a blue glow, making
a noise similar to that of a jet and emitting flashes,
which landed in a field briefly. It suddenly took off
and was lost to sight at the horizon. (France-Soir
Nov. 24, 1968)
NOTES TO CHAPTERS
CHAPTER ONE
1. Pierre Honore, L'Enigme du Dieu Pre-Colombien (Plon, Paris).
2. Isaiah 13:5.
3. Psalms 68:17.
4. Maladostz (Minsk) Review, 8 (1965), pp. 126-128.
5. Jacques Vallee, Anatomy of A Phenomenon (Regnery, Chicago:
1965).
6. Bulletin of the C.B.A. Association (Yokohoma), III, 1 (1964).
7. Pierre Boaistuau, llistoires Prodigieuses (C. Mace, Paris: 1575).
8. Ibid. (1594), p. 614.
9. St. Jerome, Life of Paulus the First Hermit, translated by W. H.
Freemantle, Chapter VIII.
10. Andrew Tomas, "Science OT Science-fiction in Antiquity,"
Australian UFO Bulletin (March, 1958).
11. Agobard, Liber de Grandine et Tonitruis, Chapter XI.
12. Ezekiel 1:13.
13. Montfaucon de Villars, Comte de Gabalis, ou Entretiens sur Us
Sciences Secretes (Claude Barbin, Paris: 1670), p. 297.
14. A. H. Clough, Introduction to Plutarch's "Lives."
15. Ibid.
16. Jerome Cardan, De Subtilitate, XIX. Found in the Commentary
to Montfaucon de Villars, op. cit. See also the edition by Health
Research (Mokelumme Hill, Calif.) (1963), where it is reprinted.
17. Otto Binder, "Our Space Age," Bell McClurc Syndicate.
18. William T. Powers, "The Landing at Socorro," "The Humanoids"
(Special Issue), Flying Saucer Review (November, 1966),
p. 47.
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