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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... which was a common occurrence in the every - day life of the Mayas , Egyptians , and Greeks , loses all the seeming incongruity it presents in the narrative of Genesis for lack of a word of explanation . this shows how very simple ...
... which was a common occurrence in the every - day life of the Mayas , Egyptians , and Greeks , loses all the seeming incongruity it presents in the narrative of Genesis for lack of a word of explanation . this shows how very simple ...
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Again , this explanation did not suit Señor Eligio Ancona , 3 1Ramon de Ordoñez y Aguiar , the author of Historia de la Creacion del cielo y de la Tierra , was a native of the ciudad Real de Chiapas . He died , very much advanced in ...
Again , this explanation did not suit Señor Eligio Ancona , 3 1Ramon de Ordoñez y Aguiar , the author of Historia de la Creacion del cielo y de la Tierra , was a native of the ciudad Real de Chiapas . He died , very much advanced in ...
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They must be out of their mind to give themselves the work of bringing forth these erudite elucidations to explain the word Maya , that everybody knows is a mere Spanish corruption of Mayab , the ancient name of the country .
They must be out of their mind to give themselves the work of bringing forth these erudite elucidations to explain the word Maya , that everybody knows is a mere Spanish corruption of Mayab , the ancient name of the country .
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it X Before proceeding with the etymology of the name May- ach , it may not be amiss to explain the legends and the other drawings of the tableau . It will be noticed that the charac- ters over that part of the drawing which looks like ...
it X Before proceeding with the etymology of the name May- ach , it may not be amiss to explain the legends and the other drawings of the tableau . It will be noticed that the charac- ters over that part of the drawing which looks like ...
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... in explanation of the Maya maps , showing why they symbolized said sea by the figure of an animal resem- bling a deer - which may have been the reason why they called the country U - luumil ceh , the " land of the deer .
... in explanation of the Maya maps , showing why they symbolized said sea by the figure of an animal resem- bling a deer - which may have been the reason why they called the country U - luumil ceh , the " land of the deer .
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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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