Queen Móo and the Egyptian SphinxA new and different approach to Atlantis by way of the Mayan civilization, thoroughly investigated, heavily illustrated and highly intriguing. |
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raised such a magnificent temple in Cambodia , in the city of Angor - Thom , to their god , the seven - headed serpent , the Ahac - chapat of the Mayas , and afterward carried its worship to Akkad and to Babylon .
raised such a magnificent temple in Cambodia , in the city of Angor - Thom , to their god , the seven - headed serpent , the Ahac - chapat of the Mayas , and afterward carried its worship to Akkad and to Babylon .
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In them are embodied many of the secret doctrines communicated , in their initiations , to the adepts in India , Chaldea , Egypt , and Samothracia — the origin of the worship of the cross , of that of the tree and of the serpent ...
In them are embodied many of the secret doctrines communicated , in their initiations , to the adepts in India , Chaldea , Egypt , and Samothracia — the origin of the worship of the cross , of that of the tree and of the serpent ...
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raised such a magnificent temple in Cambodia , in the city of Angor - Thom , to their god , the seven - headed serpent , the Ahac - chapat of the Mayas , and afterward carried its worship to Akkad and to Babylon .
raised such a magnificent temple in Cambodia , in the city of Angor - Thom , to their god , the seven - headed serpent , the Ahac - chapat of the Mayas , and afterward carried its worship to Akkad and to Babylon .
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They contain , besides some of the old cosmogonical traditions , the tenets and precepts of the new religion that sprang from the blending of the ceremonies of the antique form of worship of the Mayas with the superstitious notions ...
They contain , besides some of the old cosmogonical traditions , the tenets and precepts of the new religion that sprang from the blending of the ceremonies of the antique form of worship of the Mayas with the superstitious notions ...
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... the destruction of their idolatrous rites , the knowledge of the true God , and the mode of worshipping He likes best - notwithstanding the unfair means used by their good friends , those of the long gowns , to force such blessings ...
... the destruction of their idolatrous rites , the knowledge of the true God , and the mode of worshipping He likes best - notwithstanding the unfair means used by their good friends , those of the long gowns , to force such blessings ...
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Princeton |
| Numérisé | 8 août 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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