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Chapter 6 - 3180 BCE |
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Within thirteen hundred cycles of AUN (3180 BCE) |
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From the beginning of the Great Age |
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of the Young Bull |
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men had returned |
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to civilized ways |
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Great monuments begun |
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With HE-SUS strong |
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Stood proud throughout |
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The great lands of man |
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In the new lands of the Sahar |
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Upon the Serpent River |
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A giant monument to the man-gods |
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The Cuileann, known then as Cu |
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As the guiding ones, |
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Some mistaken For young whelp/dog |
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For the descendents of the Sahar |
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Did honor the Cu as a giant Dog-god |
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Known as Anubis |
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Upon the ancient plain of Giza |
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Watching over the heavens |
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Ever vigilent |
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Guarding mankind |
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From the will of the gods |
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As time forgot terrible afflictions |
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kingdoms formed |
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With faded memory |
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The Ubaid of the great fertile plains |
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Now of the Indus valley |
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Did raise themselves |
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Cities of light and wisdom |
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language and art |
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That rivaled Ebla. |
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Ebla herself gained in strength |
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A jewel of fine work |
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The Araba (Arabs) |
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Now of the old lands of the Ubaid |
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Who called themselves sag-giga |
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Did build many cities |
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Each to a God of their names |
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Each with a king and a priest |
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Some versed |
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in the knowledge of the ancients |
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91. |
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Upon the Isles |
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of the great goddesses of Brid |
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Did flourish new villages and trade |
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Many a novice spending time |
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In the mountains of the ancient Queens |
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Even upon the Sacred Isle |
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Change had come |
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The Council redeemed |
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From the trials of HESUS |
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To bring forth knowledge |
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and wisdom To man |
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92. |
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The gods of the heavens |
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Restless in intent |
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Had not yet spared |
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Fire nor dust |
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Death nor ash |
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From the realm Of man |
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For upon a night came |
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Thirteen hundred and twenty seven years |
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From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull |
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The God Raven |
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In the night sky |
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The omen of doom |
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No brighter had been such sign |
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93. |
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The Holly men |
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Had foretold this day would come |
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And did divine its Arrival |
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The Holly, adorned now with white skull caps |
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Ones who sounds out judgments |
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With a rod and robes |
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Did warn the kings of impending |
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Doom upon their land |
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To the kings of the fertile lands of the east |
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The Holly did come |
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But the kings did ignore their omen |
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To the Kings of the Indus lands |
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The Holly did come |
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And the kings did heed their woe |
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And did build great stores and |
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Pens for all manner of beast |
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To the kings of the north of the Great Inland sea |
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The Holly did come |
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But none would listen |
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To the kings of the South and the serpent river |
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The Holly spoke |
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And they did head the warnings of the gods |
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And did build mighty stores and walls |
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Brighter, brighter |
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The god did come |
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men of short memory |
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Did ignore it |
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Some even spoken as a good omen |
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The men of MOT |
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Relishing chaos |
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The pleasure of gods |
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And the superior man |
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95. |
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In the year, thirteen hundred and thirty years |
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From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull |
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In the southern sky |
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Beyond the horizon |
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It was told |
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To the east of the great lands |
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Of the black people |
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Was an island kingdom |
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There the gods did cleave the land |
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Not one life |
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Not one living thing spared |
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And further still to the South and East |
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The gods did cleave |
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Great lands and islands |
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So that no living thing |
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Did remain |
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To the north, |
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The east, the west |
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And south |
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The Earth did shake |
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Buildings did fall |
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And rivers rise |
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The seas bubbled |
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And burst the shore |
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Then within one cycle of YAH(EL) |
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The blackness came |
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So dark it blotted all the gods |
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So thick, it choked the air |
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Crops withered and died |
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Animals gave up the ghost |
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And people returned to savages |
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The power King Is-rae-lu (Israel) of Ebla |
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A poet of skill |
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Had pleaded upon the signs |
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That the Holly help all races |
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Though he passed before the time |
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His words were not forgotten |
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For fifty cycles of Aun |
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The finest poets of the Cuileann |
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did devise |
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A great song of wisdom |
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The law of laws |
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Of wise kings |
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And counsel |
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Of property and citizenry |
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Of trade and honor |
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It was to the son of King Is-rae-lu (Israel) of Ebla |
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The poets did first sing |
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King Da-ud-um (David) |
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A poet of some note |
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Upon hearing |
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the Historic cycle of poems |
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King Da-ud-um did offer |
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His greatest architect and smith |
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Ka-sha-lu (Kothar) |
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To accompany the Holly on their journey |
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The Holly agreed |
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for the name of Kothar Preceeded him |
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A man of high skill |
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Even the art of science and craft |
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Upon hearing the poem for himself |
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Kothar did declare before his end |
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Man will stand without fear |
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For he determine his destiny |
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He did then shave his skull |
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Adorning a skull cap |
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In the manner of the Holly |
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And did shave his beard |
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To a weave upon his chin. |
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The Holly did depart to the lands |
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To the Kings of the Indus |
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Whereupon they did proclaim |
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Here is abundance greater than gold |
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The wheel of Kothar |
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of brick and craft |
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And to the poems of the law |
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For we shall built a mighty civilization |
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Upon these pillars |
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And the Holly shall be known |
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as The Bra(h)mān |
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The Ones who sound out (Bra) |
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Carrying the stick of the divine (man). |
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And Kothar himself they did honor |
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As a god amongst the Bra(h)mān |
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They named him Krishna |
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Which means savior of mankind. |
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To the lands of Šumeru they did travel |
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And their new name as the Bra(h)mān |
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Did preceed them |
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There, the kings and people |
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Who had survived the great floods |
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Did rejoice and proclaimed |
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That they would take the wisdom of the Bra(h)mān |
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And the gifts of Kothar (Krishna) |
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a civilization greater than all before. |
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101. |
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In the year, thirteen hundred and forty cycles of AUN |
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From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull |
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And ten cycles after the great Darkness had begun |
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to the new lands of the Sahar |
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And the serpent river |
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Did Kothar (Krishna) come |
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Upon hearing the poems of law |
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And the wonders of science of Kothar |
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exiles of Sahar did rejoice |
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And proclaimed |
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Kothar, living god |
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Your name shall become |
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KA-MAT (NAR-MAR) the MAN-ES (Great man) |
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The God who unified the lands |
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and heals the river |
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here we shall build with your wisdom |
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the greatest culture of all of mankind |
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102. |
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Kothar did stay a while in these lands |
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Of the Aegyptus (Egyptians) |
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So when he did the time to depart |
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All the nation were in morning |
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For their living god |
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Who united them Was departing |
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Kothar promised within ten cycles of AUN |
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He would return |
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Then did he depart to an ancient isle of the goddesses Brid |
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Upon arriving on the ancient Isle of Brid |
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His fame had preceeded him |
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Overjoyed, the people did proclaim |
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Him HE-SUS returned |
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Upon this day our land is yours |
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We shall name our Isle Kaftor |
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Which was their way of his name |
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An Isle we know today as Krētē |
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Kothar did agree to stay |
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And upon reflecting upon |
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The same lands as the triple goddesses |
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Did declare that all men |
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Do die and be reborn |
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That a life honoring Bra(h)mān Law |
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The most ancient Holly Ones |
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A man might be immortal |
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That all men have but one father |
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He called PE-TAH (PETER) |
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104. |
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With his vision he did return |
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To his second new home Aegyptus |
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And upon the serpent river |
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Did architect a mighty capital |
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In honor of the father of all things |
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PE-TAH (PETER/PTAH) |
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HAT-KA-PETAH |
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home of the ka (soul) of Ptah |
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known as Memphis. |
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