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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This complex sign is formed of the emblem of countries near or in the water , and of the cross , made of dotted lines , symbol of the cracks and crevices made on the surface of the earth by the escaping gases ...
This complex sign is formed of the emblem of countries near or in the water , and of the cross , made of dotted lines , symbol of the cracks and crevices made on the surface of the earth by the escaping gases ...
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It denotes the north , as we will see later on , and also shows that the land is that of the king whose emblem it is . The character stands for ahau , the word for king , and we have already ' The adjoining map ( Plate IV ...
It denotes the north , as we will see later on , and also shows that the land is that of the king whose emblem it is . The character stands for ahau , the word for king , and we have already ' The adjoining map ( Plate IV ...
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The emblem represented on said escutcheon scarcely needs explanation . It is easily read U - luumil kin , the " Land of the Sun. " The kings of Mayach , like those of Egypt , Chaldea , India , China , Peru , etc. , took upon themselves ...
The emblem represented on said escutcheon scarcely needs explanation . It is easily read U - luumil kin , the " Land of the Sun. " The kings of Mayach , like those of Egypt , Chaldea , India , China , Peru , etc. , took upon themselves ...
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The imix is meant to designate the Caribbean Sea , the eastern part of which being opened to the waves of the ocean is indicated by the wavy line Mˇˇˇ , emblem of water . this instance it may also denote the mountains in the islands ...
The imix is meant to designate the Caribbean Sea , the eastern part of which being opened to the waves of the ocean is indicated by the wavy line Mˇˇˇ , emblem of water . this instance it may also denote the mountains in the islands ...
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1 being emblematic of the invincible power of royalty ; " 1 but he does not inform us why it was selected as such an emblem , nor does Plutarch , although he also tells us that it was the symbol of royalty . Pausanias affirms that the ...
1 being emblematic of the invincible power of royalty ; " 1 but he does not inform us why it was selected as such an emblem , nor does Plutarch , although he also tells us that it was the symbol of royalty . Pausanias affirms that the ...
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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 du Texas |
| Numérisé | 16 oct. 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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