"The Divine Origin of the Craft of the Herbalist."  E.A. Wallis Budge "According to a magical papyrus in the British Museum (No. 10051,...

"The Divine Origin of the Craft of the Herbalist"  E.A. Wallis Budge "The principal Egyptian gods and goddesses who were specially...

"The Divine Origin of the Craft of the Herbalist"  E. A. Wallis Budge "The religious and magical writings of the great nations of...

"Sign-Language includes the gesture-signs by which the mysteries were danced or other- wise dramatized in Africa by the Pygmies and...

"One of the most profound perversions of the past has been made in misapprehending this primitive sign-language for what is designated...

My understanding of Indian spiritual history is that there have been two streams, Vedic and Tantric.  Most of what we associate with...

...An ignorant explanation  of the Egyptian Sign Language was begun by the Greeks, who could not read the hieroglyphics.  It was repeated...

"Ancient Egypt.  The Light of the World" Gerald Massey  (1829 - 1907) (991 pages - a phenomenal, monumental work) "Myth-making man did...

(We can't let those Rosicrucians have the last word) "Black Athena: The Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilisation"  Volume 1 - The...

'Moses the Egyptian - The Memory of Egypt in Western Monotheism'  Jan Assman "Lucius...awakens on the shores of the Mediterranean as the...

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"There are however, indications that the birth of the Messiah without sexual intercourse originated not in Rome but in Ancient Egypt. ...

"As we have seen, there are remarkably clear parralels between the life of Jesus and the story of Osiris.  But perhaps, even more...

"Why was the Isis cult so popular -  what did it have to offer its followers?  As we have seen, it was concerned with personal salvation...

"Astounding though it may seem now, the similarities bewteen early Christianity and Isis and Osiris worship were actually recognized by...

"Scholars accept that the early Christians absorbed certain aspects of the Isis cult into their own movement, such as the concept that a...

"Among the Greeks, the influence of Egypt was felt primarily through its literature, but among the Romans, the influence took a different...

"...Luckert's erudite analysis shows conclusively that the twin concepts of Jesus' unique resurrection and his continued spiritual...

"...in the 3rd century AD, the Greeks adopted Thoth, giving him the name of Hermes, and describing him as 'Trismegistus' -...

"Considerable evidence relates the relationships between the sages of Greece and of Egypt.  In the 5th century BC, Herodotus visited...