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1. 1. To chart a course, 2. all must know, 3. the name and hour, 4. by star and day, 5. the season and year, 6. of heavenly gods, 7. companions to the ancients, 8. of Great Ages lost. 2. 1. To ancients were known. 2. The first of name, 3. by destiny abound. 4. The truth of all kind. 5. Long forgotten. 6. We beseech thee. 3. 1. First revealed, 2. the wheel of fortune: 3. Two seasons 4. and three of reason 5. in operation. 6. The first (wheel) be that of (E)YAH (EL-A), 7. the Gleaming One, 8. protector of hunters, 9. guide and light of wisdom, 10. first and most sacred 11. to the ancients. 12. The second (wheel) be that of AUN (ON), 13. the Shining One 14. revealer of truth, 15. that nothing may be hidden, 16. the God of the new age. 17. The third (wheel) be that of IOR (ANU), 18. The everlasting, 19. great wheel of the heavens,

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Chapter 2 - 8800 BCE

16. 1. In the Great Age of the Horse, 2. By one thousand, nine hundred and fifty one Great Cycles of the Bright One (8880 BCE) 3. came the warming. 4. the land was freed from slumber. 5. By the awakening of AUN, the Shining One, 6. He revealed all things with his great power. 7. The hills and plains (became) sweeping open meadows. 8. Then came the flowers and the seeds. 9. Then the birds, the fox and the hare. 10. The age of the great Stags. 11. The giants of old, 12. and ancient hunters did follow. 13. to the land of the low clouds. 17. 1. These were the best of times. 2. Before law of man, 3. before trickery of hand; 4. the two faced word. 5. The hunter and his spear, 6. travelled far and fast. 7. A plentiful peace, 8. under the watchful gaze of YAH (the Gleaming One). 18. 1. North from ice, 2. south from land, 3. did they come. 4. The ages of our land 5. without complication, but sign. 6. Without moans, but song. 7. For ancient hunters did sing in joy 8. across the great meadows; 9. a green heaven.

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27. 1. In the Great Age of the Swan, 2. Within five Great Cycles of CYB-EL, 3. the Bright One (6200 bce), 4. the land of our ancestors did awaken 5. upon the arrival of the god DAGA (DAGNU) 6. the good god, of earth and fertility 7. DAGA did defeat ADA(D) 8. The god of storms and rain 9. Releasing MU (Earth) from the darkness. 10. first again came the flowers and young bushes 11. then with pine, elm and tree 12. The land did raise up forests 13. The animals returned in numbers, 14. wild boar and red squirrels, 15. wolves and foxes, 16. red deer and eagles 17. but the giant stag was never again seen. 28. 1. The descendents of ADAM (A-DA-MU) 2. Made good their land 3. With mud, they did make walls 4. wood and reeds their cover (roof) 5. The Gods of MOT and the underworld 6. banished from the Isle 7. With the wisdom of the gods messenger 8. By the sacred holly 9. They did make a rule 10. never again shall man eat flesh of man 11. To learn the wisdom of the gods 12. respect the ancient gods 13. To never usurp the gods 29. 1. By the bones of ADAM laid

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44. 1. Upon the dawn of the Great Age 2. of the Hound 3. and of the Young Bull (4480 bce) 4. The land of E-RE (MU) 5. Had become fat with grace 6. Wonders from all the world 7. Clothes and peace 8. Civilized men 9. Long lost the art of the hunter 10. become the crafty trader 45. 1. Since the time of the three BRID 2. fame had spread across the tribes 3. each embracing them as their own 4. A thirst for the wisdom 5. of the Isle of Mu 6. And the strength of women 7. Without respite 8. The swords of Brid 9. Did each King seek 10. And powerof sacred gold 11. fashioned by priestly elders 12. So that the tribe of ADAM 13. had fractured become 14. No longer the bravest 15. nor fiercest reigned 16. But women of crafty disposition 46. 1. In this age 2. women did rule strong 3. And men grew distracted 4. in the way of the gods 5. An ancient line of Queens raised

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62. 1. Upon the death of the last Queen of ER-E (MU) 2. Some four hundred and fifty cycles of AUN (4030 BCE) 3. From the dawn of the Great Age 4. Of the Hound and Bull, 5. The holy priests did form a council 6. Eight of the finest and wisest 7. Eight of the most worthy 8. To rule the sacred Isle 9. protect law 10. respect and seek wisdom 11. The gods in balance 63. 1. To hold in check the darkness of men 2. The Holly did banish 3. All weapons of death 4. From the sacred Isle. 5. So no King, nor captain 6. No guard nor smith 7. Could hold sword nor spear 8. On most sacred soil 64. 1. Upon the death of ARYO, 2. AB-RA-MU did become a great king 3. Upon founding of Ebla 4. From all the known world 5. Came trade and wealth 6. Knowledge and skill 7. The center of the world 8. But AB-RA-MU was exceedingly old 9. And had not fulfilled his final oath 10. He did make his eldest son swear 11. A pledge to the gods 12. That a great tower of learning

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89. 1. Within thirteen hundred cycles of AUN (3180 BCE) 2. From the beginning of the Great Age 3. of the Young Bull 4. men had returned 5. to civilized ways 6. Great monuments begun 7. With HE-SUS strong 8. Stood proud throughout 9. The great lands of man 10. In the new lands of the Sahar 11. Upon the Serpent River 12. A giant monument to the man-gods 13. The Cuileann, known then as Cu 14. As the guiding ones, 15. Some mistaken For young whelp/dog 16. For the descendents of the Sahar 17. Did honor the Cu as a giant Dog-god 18. Known as Anubis 19. Upon the ancient plain of Giza 20. Watching over the heavens 21. Ever vigilent 22. Guarding mankind 23. From the will of the gods 90. 1. As time forgot terrible afflictions 2. kingdoms formed 3. With faded memory 4. The Ubaid of the great fertile plains 5. Now of the Indus valley 6. Did raise themselves 7. Cities of light and wisdom 8. language and art 9. That rivaled Ebla. 10. Ebla herself gained in strength

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105. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull, 2. At one thousand, seven hundred and eighty cycles of AUN 3. Past the dawn of the Great Age (2700 BCE), 4. Great prosperity had been made 5. Civilizations of all name 6. Honoring man and the gods 7. The umeru excelled in the building of cities 8. In the education of men 9. The good government of life 10. The people of the Indus (Harappa) 11. Excelled in the crafts 12. Of intricate design 13. The people of Ebla 14. In the crafting of wood and smith of metal 15. The Aegyptus in the carving of stone. 16. The songs (poems) of Kothar 17. Were sung in all the great halls 18. And chambers of man 19. The Bra(h)mn revered. 106. 1. But upon the season of the rain gods 2. Dagan (god of rain/fertility) did not come 3. The peoples of the river valleys did grow thirsty 4. The crops began to wither 5. The kings of man did consult 6. The Most high Bra(h)mn of the sacred isle. 107. 1. The King of the Aegyptus 2. Named Pharaoh Khasekhemwy 3. Did send his young son Djoser 4. To ERI(U), To plead with the head of the Holly 5. DON, the most senior of the Cuileann

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127. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull, 2. From one thousand, eight hundred years of ATUN (SUN) 3. And the years that followed (2680 BCE) 4. The Civilizations of mankind did prosper 5. Not only by the grace of the gods 6. But their written wisdom 7. Since the rebellion 8. against the ancient priests of the gods 9. Men had mastered the field 10. Masons had mastered stonework 11. Judges did exact fair rule of law 12. Artisans did make all kinds of wonders 13. And scribes did record all manner of science 14. Story and sacred observence. 15. New gods created 16. With their own temples and priests 17. Some being the men of the ancients 18. HE-SUS did become more than one god 19. Krishna to some, Hesus to others 20. Hesus Krishna to more 21. Horus to the Aegyptians 22. Zeus to the Greeks 23. Great myths and stories of their births 24. Reflecting the life of men 25. The needs of men 26. Not ancient priests of reason 27. And arrogance. 128. 1. In the land of the Aegyptus 2. Under the rule of Pharaoh Djoser 3. And the wisdom of blessed Imhotep (IM-HATAP) 4. New gods and temples adorned 5. The greatest of the new gods

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149. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull, 2. Within the last quarter of the Great Age (2200-1900 BCE), 3. The darkness that swept the world 4. Carried with it new beliefs 5. Founded in the temples 6. Of the Amurru (Amorites) of Mari 7. Worshipping the gods of the underworld 8. immortality for a chosen few 9. Ghastly rituals did they make 10. condition of salvation from damnation 11. The sacrifice of first born child 12. eating of the flesh of children 13. making of eunuch men 14. frenzy of blood orgies 15. These dark priests made mischief 150. 1. Beguiling and powerful 2. the Amurru did corrupt 3. A way through the dark soul into light 4. With darkened curses 5. And symbols of malcontent 6. At first the Akkadians 7. Extending their reach 8. to the ancient lands of the Sumer 9. Their twisted gods of Ishtar/Inaana, 10. And Dagan were worshipped 11. With The moon god Sin 12. And the god himself called Amurru 13. Upon which the city was formed 14. The hermaphrodite god 15. And his consort Asherah (Ashtoreth) 16. Such sickness of daemon gods 17. That rule the world from the underworld 18. Had travelled as far as Egypt 19. Obsessed they had become

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168. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull, 2. Two thousand eight hundred and fifty three years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (1627 BCE) 4. A terrible calamity befell 5. All the civilizations of the North and Eastern shores 6. Of the Inland Sea 7. The Great mountain upon the Isle of Thera (Santorini) 8. Did erupt with such violence and fire 9. Great earthquakes is caused 10. Buildings did fall as far as Ebla 11. Great waves of water did come 12. Swamping all cities by the shore 13. Countless numbers did the sea claim 14. All the ancient cities of the Greeks 15. Were lost 16. Civilizations such as the sacred isle of Krt 17. All were lost 18. Many of the cities of the Hittites were lost 19. Then came the rocks of fire 20. And scorching ash 21. It burnt the cities 22. It turned fields and cattle into dust 169. 1. Then came the dust and blinding ash 2. So that day was pitch night 3. Blanketing everything for hundreds of miles 4. To the North as far as Hattusa 5. and Zalpa on the Black inland sea 6. To the South from Dimaqa (Damascus) 7. And even to Ye-ru-sa-lu-um (Jerusalem) 8. To the East as far as Assur 9. And even to Babylon 10. Ebla was utterly destroyed 11. The (H)Ibiru of the North

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192. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull 2. Three thousand one hundred and twenty seven years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (1353 BCE) 4. Upon the death of Pharaoh Amenhotep III 5. The High Priest AY(E) of Amen-Ra did come to Memphis 6. To collect Thutmoses to prepare him 7. and anoint him new pharaoh 8. Since the death of his grandfather 9. YO-YAH (Joseph), Thutmoses had dedicated himself 10. To being a great priest 11. To study and learn 12. the ancient stories of the druids 13. To learn and understand 14. the wisdom of the ancients 15. and the wisdom of YO-YAH 16. in the nature of the Aten (universal God) 17. In the great hall of Memphis 18. The High Priest AY(E) called upon Thutmoses 19. To leave the priests 20. And his study 21. And take up his role as Pharaoh 22. To oversee the funerary procession of 23. His father 24. As new pharaoh 25. According to custom 193. 1. But Thutmoses would not be moved 2. In the presence of his mother Queen Tiye 3. He did present to the High Priest 4. The former coloured robed of YO-YAH 5. For which he was refused to wear 6. On account of his excommunication 7. By the druids

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218. 1. In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull, 2. Three thousand one hundred and sixty one years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (1323 BCE) 4. Was the year in which Akhenaten did expel 5. The Phoenicians and King Ammurapi III 6. From their city of Ugarit. 7. Powerful mercenaries, 8. traders and pirates 9. Had the (H)Apiru (Phoenicians) become 10. That few travelled the Inland sea 11. Without first paying a (H)Apiru 12. For safe passage. 219. 1. Upon their expulsion by Akhenaten 2. King Ammurapi III and his Queen Tharyelli 3. sought safe harbor 4. in the sea city of Tyre. 5. But the people of Tyre 6. fearing the Egyptians 7. Did not grant them safe passage. 8. So The King and his Queen 9. Were again cast adrift. 10. Next they travelled to Knossos 11. On the Island of Crete 12. To seek safe harbor 13. But none was granted 14. For the people were strongly aligned 15. To the sacred Isle 16. Such wandering did take its toll 17. Upon the exiled King 18. They travelled further West 19. Upon the Inland Sea 20. To the Isle of Sardinia 21. Again they were denied haven

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233. 1. Upon the dawn of the Great Age of the Ram (1240 bce) 2. The dawn of a new age 3. The Phoenician tribes 4. Of pirates and traders 5. Has greatly profited 6. From their arrangement 7. With the dynasty of Ramesses 8. Wealthy cities had they made 9. On the West side of the land 10. Of the Latins known as Neapolis 11. By the Greeks 12. Upon the Isle of Scicilia 13. And Sardinia 14. To the coast of Spain 15. All cargo and minerals 16. subject to the sons of MIL 234. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. Twenty seven years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (1213 BCE) 4. Ramesses The Great 5. Did give up the ghost 6. No ancient tomb had he not plundered 7. No sacred scroll had he not altered 8. No temple had he not descecrated 9. To honor himself and his clan 10. Upon his end 11. A new Pharaoh 12. Son of Ramesses 13. Known as Merneptah 14. Was crowned King 15. As an old man 235.

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256. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. Five hundred and forty years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (700 BCE) 4. Dawned a new age 5. Of religions, beliefs 6. And culture 7. The ancestors of the Phoenicians 8. Had moved north fifty years prior 9. To the River Tiber 10. To form a new religious centre 11. For the worship of Baal 12. Cybele and Dagan (Satan) 13. Which is the first place they called Saturnia 14. Later to be called Rome 257. 1. The Greek cities had rebuilt 2. Following the Great Darkness 3. Athens the city 4. of the Virgin Queen 5. Goddess of War 6. Now all powerful 7. Its priests written their own story 8. Hesiod did not care 9. For Egyptian records 10. But his own imagination 11. Writing fantastic stories 12. Of Gods and Goddesses 13. For which no record 14. ever existed. 258. 1. The Babylonians 2. Also related to the Persians 3. So as to confuse a reader

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273. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. Six hundred and eighty years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (560 BCE) 4. The wisdom of Jeremiah 5. And the power of the most sacred treasures 6. Had awoken the most ancient Druids 7. From their forgetfulness 8. And dark rituals 9. Upon the uniting of Ireland 10. Now a fearsome band 11. of warrior tribes 12. The Holly did resolve 13. To regain power 14. No longer through other kings 15. But an Empire 16. Built not on politics 17. But culture and faith 18. With no centre that might be crushed 19. or corrupted 274. 1. The druids did devise new poems 2. Simple and clear 3. Laws and rules for tribal warriors 4. They did re-fashion long lost weapons 5. The return of the chariot 6. Yet with new science of the road 7. A respect for knowledge 8. And the wisdom of nature 9. They did imbue 10. So warriors were poets 11. And diviners of nature 12. that they could read the signs 13. Of the enemy 14. And not waste their lives

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298. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. Eight hundred and twenty years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (420 BCE) 4. Upon the destruction of Yeb (Elephantine) 5. The most sacred site 6. of all Judaism 7. By Governor Nehemiah 8. The High Priests of YAHU 9. Descendants of Akhenaten 10. Did send out small groups 11. Of priests to establish 12. New Settlements 13. Across the lands 14. Each being a small community 15. Dedicated to holiness 16. The first monasteries 299. 1. One such community 2. Of the sacred priests of YAHU 3. Was on the shore of Lake Mareotis 4. Another community 5. Was founded in central Greece 6. Near the town of Magnesia 7. It was On account 8. of their knowledge 9. And skill in medicine and science 10. Their respect for life 11. That the monastic community 12. Of the High Priests of YAHU 13. became known as the Therapeutae 14. the first doctors 15. of the ancient world 16. Later to be also known 17. As the Essenes

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Chapter 17 - 67 BCE

319. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. One thousand one hundred and seventy three years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (67 BCE) 4. Roman rule had returned civility 5. To much of the world 6. of the Mediterranean 7. In that year Queen Salome 8. The last of the undisputed Hasmonean 9. gave up the ghost 10. A supremely evil 11. And wicked dynasty 12. Had they been 13. For countless people 14. sacrificed and burned 15. In demonic rituals 16. To ancient gods 17. Of the Sadducees 18. With orgies of wine 19. and depravity 20. Desecrating the Persian temple 21. Built to end such practices 22. At her death 23. Civil War did erupt in Judea 24. With Hyrcanus seeking Pharisee support 25. And his brother Aristobulus 26. With Sadducee support 320. 1. Barachiah the true High Priest 2. of YAHU (YAHUWAH) 3. the son of Moreh Zadok 4. did continue the Qumran settlement 5. travelling to the Temple 6. and then each day to return 7. He did have two daughters

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Chapter 18 - 24 BCE

340. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram, 2. Twelve hundred and sixteen years 3. Since the dawn of the Great Age (24 BCE) 4. The Holly King C-RO(N) did conclude 5. A gift of the gods be his son C-CILEANN 6. That he become the greatest of all Holly Kings 7. His mother Queen Luachil 8. The daughter of the High Priest of Yeb 9. Did vision C-CILEANN to be a savior 10. of the world 11. Thus at age four 12. C-CILEANN (Joseph) began his education 13. Not by ancient poems 14. But the most ancient scrolls and languages 15. Of the world 341. 1. A brilliant student was C-CILEANN 2. That by eight years 3. He could speak and write the major languages 4. Of the Empires 5. And could speak upon the ancient history of man 6. Of science and civil matters 7. Of religions and divination of the stars 8. His father the Holly King 9. Encouraged his focus on knowledge 10. While his mother filled his mind 11. With the great adventures of the King 12. His father 13. The people of the Jews 14. The nature of YAHU 15. And the plight of Israel 342. 1. In the Great Age of the Ram,

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Chapter 19 - 6 CE

361. 1. In the year 6 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (6 AD) 3. Upon the appointment of Coponius as Prefect 4. Ananus (Ananias), son of Seth 5. Was appointed by legate Quirinius 6. As High Priest of the Temple of Jerusalem 7. Upon his appointment 8. High Priest Ananias did welcome Joseph (CCILEANN) 9. Into the Great Sanhedrin 10. Against the opposition of Simon of Qumran 11. And Gamaliel the Elder. 362. 1. Following the birth of Jesus 2. Joseph (C-CILEANN) and Mary 3. Did have six other children 4. The second child was named Martha 5. Her name also Matia 6. To distinguish her from the others (Mary's) 7. Wrongly called Salome by Some 8. The third eldest was James 9. Also known as James the Just 10. The fourth child of Mary 11. Was Jose which means Joseph 12. The fifth child of Joseph and Mary 13. Was named Judas 14. Also known as Jude and 15. Thomas which means twin 16. The last child was known as Miriam 17. Also known as Mary 18. These are the six children 19. Of Joseph (C-CILEANN) and Mary 363.

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Chapter 20 - 22 CE

381. 1. In the year 22 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (22AD) 3. After forty days in the desert 4. With John the Baptist 5. Where he tempted and tested 6. The young prince 7. Jesus did use his changed appearance 8. To escape from his guard 9. And travel North along the ancient highway 10. Along the Jordan Valley 11. To the great city of Damascus 12. There, using his skill of languages 13. He did join a caravan 14. As an interpreter 15. Thus began a great journey East 16. Along the Asian silk road 17. In search of the truth 18. Of the words of the Baptist 19. The caravan made its way 20. First across the Syrian desert 21. Then South East along the Euphrates 22. To the famous city of Babylon 23. Through the gates of Ishtar 24. And a wonder of the ancient world 25. There, Jesus did see the ziggurat of Nebuchadnezzar 26. And the Hanging Gardens 27. The Caravan did then travel along the River Tigris 28. To east and the great city of Susa 29. In Susa, a capital of Parthia 30. And most ancient city 31. Jesus did encounter the Magi 32. And living history he had only read 33. In ancient texts 34. Upon speaking with the priests

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Chapter 21 - 37 CE

401. 1. In the year 37 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (37 AD) 3. Jesus was hidden in the hills above Nazara 4. No longer was he referred to by name 5. Amongst the family as Jesus 6. But Lazarus 7. A name of code 8. From surazal 9. Meaning Holly Man 10. In the year 39 11. Since the birth of John the Baptist (39 AD) 12. Mariamne And Jesus 13. Gave birth to their fourth child 14. a daughter named Salome 15. also known in history as Sara 16. In honor of the mother of Mariamne (Mary Magdalene) 17. And the last great ruler of the Hasmonean line 18. Around the same time 19. The eldest son of Jesus and Mariamne (Mary Magdalene) 20. Whose name was Judas 21. Gave up the ghost 402. 1. Since the birth of John the Baptist (41 AD) 2. The legend and stories 3. concerning Jesus the Nazarene 4. Had spread far and wide 5. across the Roman Empire 6. But no disciple did help preach to these stories 7. For a final promise to Jesus had been 8. In secret upon the sacred hill of Mt Carmel 9. To finish the sacred scriptures of Gnosis 10. Also then known as the Nazarenes 11. A new leader had also been given by Jesus

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Chapter 22 - 71 CE

429. 1. In the year 71 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (71 AD) 3. Josephus also known as St. Luke 4. The son of Sadducee High Priest Matthias 5. Returned to Rome in the triumphal procession of Titus 6. As a gift upon their triumph 7. Titus did give to Josephus (St. Luke) 8. The most valuable and important 9. Original scriptures of the Nazarenes 10. Taken from the Nazarene Gnostics 11. Upon the fall of Jerusalem 12. Which included the original scriptures 13. Written by Jesus and several of the disciples 14. At this moment, Josephus decided 15. Not to destroy the scriptures 16. But to keep them 17. And began to study them at length 18. During his obliged writing for the Emperors 19. Except for scattered scrolls 20. And material gathered by the last Apostle 21. John of Patmos 22. No other detailed Gnostic texts 23. Of the true religion of Jesus 24. Existed in Europe 25. Except those sent with the children 26. Of Jesus and Miriamne to Ireland 27. Thirty years prior 28. Upon the law of Nero 29. Which even the Flavian Emperors enforced 30. There remained but two remnants 31. Of Sadducee priestly families 32. as hereditary leaders of Christianity 33. The first being Cyrene in Libya 34. And the second being Antioch

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Chapter 23 - 166 CE

452. 1. In the year 166 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (166 AD) 3. Upon troops and generals 4. returning to Rome from the East 5. A terrible plague erupted 6. later called the Antonine Plague 7. and the Plague of Galen 8. people of all ages 9. came down with fever 10. and bowel sickness 11. then sores across their bodies 12. dying in great agony of the pox 13. Many thousands died 14. An across the Empire 15. Roman nobles and priests 16. saw this horrible disease 17. as a dark omen 18. that the Roman House of Antonine 19. was cursed by the Gods 453. 1. Upon the death of Emperor Marcus Aurelius 2. In the year 180 3. Since the birth of John the Baptist (180 AD) 4. The leadership of the Roman Empire 5. Went through great upheaval 6. Marcus Aurelius had raised his son Commodus 7. A man without moral regard 8. To become co-Emperor in the year 176 9. And Commodus did rule on his own 10. from The year 180 to 192 11. Upon his death, no less than five Emperors 12. Did rule and fight for power in the year 193 13. Until a Roman General 14. under the Name Lucius Septimius Severus

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Chapter 24 - 384 CE

484. 1. In the year 384 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (384 AD) 3. Pope Damasus I 4. Also known as Saint Damasus 5. The most powerful Bishop of Rome 6. A son of Theodosius the Elder 7. From Cauca (Coca) in Spain 8. And half-brother to Emperor Theodosius 9. Saint Damasus had fathered 10. several illegitimate children 11. With the daughters of Roman nobles 12. Including the daughter of the Emperor 13. Did give up the ghost 14. It was his son Pope Siricius I 15. Also known as Saint Siricius 16. Who carried both the blood Of Damasus 17. A claimed Sadducee priestly noble 18. And the blood of the Roman Theodosian dynasty 19. Upon the death of Saint Damasus 20. Emperor Theodosius 21. Was the true Emperor 22. To first bestow 23. A most ancient title of Rome 24. of Pontifex Maximus 25. the High Priest of the Empire 26. to the Papal dynasty 27. of Saint Siricius 28. To maintain the dynasty 29. Saint Siricius 30. Did continue the tradition 31. Begun by his father 32. Whereby Catholic Popes 33. Did fathering illegitimate children 34. With noble Roman of the Theodosian dynasty

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Chapter 25 - 450 CE

507. 1. In the year 450 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (450 AD) 3. On the day of March 17th 4. Saint Patrick returned to Ireland 5. Completely alone 6. A shell of the man he once was 7. Holding a great wooden staff 8. He stood radiating honor and holiness 9. As great as any Holly Druid 10. Nor could there be any doubt 11. This man had suffered for his adopted land 12. Word quickly spread of his return 13. And before the end of that fateful day 14. A heroes welcome did Patrick receive 15. That no other foreigner 16. Had ever received 17. Patrick went north to the Holly Kings of Ulster 18. Where he spoke frankly 19. Of the danger of the Popes 20. That to survive 21. Ireland would have to unite 22. As never before 23. Then for the first time 24. Under the rule of the Ui Neill 25. The Kings of Ireland met 26. Along with Patrick and did form a plan 27. To reform the Celtic Church 28. To hide manuscripts of great importance 29. To educate each and every person in Ireland 30. And save the knowledge of the world 31. Thus a golden age began 32. Under the stewardship of Patrick 33. Whereby every child from age of five 34. Was taught a standard curriculum

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Chapter 26 - 608 CE

530. 1. In the year 608 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (608 AD) 3. Holly King edn mac Gabrin 4. Son of Gabrn mac Domangairt 5. grandson of Domangart mac Fergus 6. great grandson of Fergus Mor 7. Descendent of the most ancient Holly druids 8. Descendent of the High Kings of Ireland 9. Did give up the ghost 10. The kingship of Dl Riata then did fall 11. to his son Eochaid mac edn 12. also known as Eochaid Buide 13. meaning Eochaid of the yellow hair 14. who was anointed 15. upon the white (limestone) rock 16. of the stone of destiny 17. and upon the Marble throne 18. of Amen-Ra 19. at the capital of Dunadd in Argyll 20. Connad Cerr a terrible fiction 21. of predictable purpose 22. by those with malice 23. and need of ancestors 24. inserting myths to stake their claim 25. creating even false battles 26. such as Fid Ein 27. for realness sake 531. 1. In the year 609 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (609 AD) 3. edo mac Crimthainn 4. Holly King of Munster 5. Son of Crimthainn mac Eochaid 6. grandson of Eochaid mac engusa

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Chapter 27 - 904 CE

563. 1. From the year 904 2. Since the birth of John the Baptist (904 AD) 3. A Sadducee House of unheralded evil 4. known as the counts of Tusculum 5. did seize the Papacy and political power 6. First through Pope Sergius III 7. a man of unprecedented evil 8. For he introduced a tradition to the Popes 9. that they would not only father 10. illegitimate children as almost all Popes 11. had done for generations 12. but that the Popes would commit incest 13. with their own children 14. in order to produce more Popes 15. Further that those children not favoured 16. would be used for great ceremonies 17. of human sacrifice in honor of the demonic gods 18. of the Sadducee jews 19. So it was that Pope Sergius III 20. did commit incest with his daughter Marozie 21. who he made his mistress 22. and their son then 23. became Pope John X 24. also known as Pope John XI, Pope John XII 25. and Pope John XIII to hide the fact 26. of his great reign as Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church 27. But the reign of Pope Sergius III 28. was nothing to compare to the Papacy of his son 29. A rule of over 37 years across at least four papacy's 30. For upon his first papacy 31. he converted all the convents of Rome into brothels 32. he openly participated in satanic masses in daylight 33. murdering countless innocent victims 34. Pope John did also take his mother Marozie

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