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Alexander the Great of Macedon

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 The legend of Alexander of Macedon begins even before his birth. Alexander's parents, King Philip II of Macedon and Myrtali - the Princess of Epirus, later known as Olympias - were in their dreams warned about his birth. Philip and Olympias were initiated in the mysterious cults of Kabira of Samothrace, and they had believed in the messages in dreams, so that they have invited the most renowned prophet of that time Arixstandros Telmisy, to interpret their dreams. Olympias had dreamt of a loud burst of thunder and lightening that had hit her womb, while in Philip's dream, he was sealing her womb with the seal of the lion. Arixstandros determined that Olympias was pregnant, and that the child would have the character of lion. The oracle of Delphi advised Philip to worship Zeus-Ammon, more than any other god. That brought the advent of Alexander's birth. Ammon (also Amon, Hammon, Zeus, Jupiter) represents the principle of invincibility, and ancient Egyptians had called Ammon "The Invisible", so any other attribution is superfluous. The animal dedicated to the cult of Ammon was ram-aries, one of the "astral fire signs", with the active male principle and the symbol of Pure Will strength, that stands behind everything , which initiates each significant event and crushes all obstacles (like aries or thunder). The thought and vision, now become action. Only through action does it take form, power and is transformed into reality. The purely spiritual can not be stopped and is invincible. Alexander's historical mission was to prepare the impulse of a new astrologic era, to terminate the old one and to transform ancient-obsolete forms of culture and world dominion. (This transition period from Aries to Pisces astrologic era in history is known as the Hellenistic period, and it has lasted for more than two centuries. One astrologic era has a duration of 2000 years.)

greek alphabet

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Upper Case	Lower Case	Letter Name
Α	α	alpha
Β	β	beta
Γ	γ	gamma
Δ	δ	delta
Ε	ε	epsilon
Ζ	ζ	zeta
Η	η	eta
Θ	θ	theta
Ι	ι	iota
Κ	κ	kappa
Λ	λ	lamda
Μ	μ	mu
Ν	ν	nu
Ξ	ξ	xi
Ο	ο	omicron
Π	π	pi
Ρ	ρ	rho
Σ	σ,ς	sigma
Τ	τ	tau
Υ	υ	upsilon
Φ	φ	phi
Χ	χ	chi
Ψ	ψ	psi
Ω	ω	omega

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about st peter the apostle

about st peter the apostle



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History of Babylonia and Assyria 2

A History of Babylonia and Assyria

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CONTENTS

BOOK III ...........................................

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THE HISTORY OF ASSYRIA .............................

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CHAPTER I..........................................

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THE BEGINNINGS OF ASSYRIA ..........................

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CHAPTER II .........................................

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TIGLATHPILESER I AND HIS SONS ......................

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CHAPTER III ........................................

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THE INCREASE OF ASSYRIAN POWER OVER BABYLONIA ......

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CHAPTER IV .........................................

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THE REIGN OF ASSHURNAZIRPAL ........................

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CHAPTER V ..........................................

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SHALMANESER II TO ASSHUR-NIRARI II.................

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CHAPTER VI .........................................

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THE REIGNS OF TIGLATHPILESER III AND SHALMANESER IV

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CHAPTER VII........................................

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THE REIGN OF SARGON II .............................

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CHAPTER VIII .......................................

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THE REIGN OF SENNACHERIB...........................

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CHAPTER IX .........................................

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THE REIGN OF ESARHADDON ............................

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CHAPTER X ..........................................

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THE REIGN OF ASSHURBANAPAL .........................

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CHAPTER XI .........................................

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THE FALL OF ASSYRIA................................

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BOOK IV............................................

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THE HISTORY OF THE CHALDEAN EMPIRE .................

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CHAPTER I..........................................

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THE REIGN OF NABOPOLASSAR..........................

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CHAPTER II .........................................

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THE REIGN OF NEBUCHADREZZAR ........................

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CHAPTER III ........................................

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THE LAST YEARS OF THE CHALDEAN EMPIRE ..............

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APPENDIX A.........................................

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LITERATURE.........................................

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1. EXCAVATIONS AND DECIPHERMENT ....................

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2. HISTORY .........................................

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APPENDIX B .........................................

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THE DESTRUCTION OF SENNACHERIB

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S ARMY .............................................

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APPENDIX C .........................................

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THE DEFENSES OF BABYLON............................

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FOOTNOTES ..........................................

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A History of Babylonia and Assyria

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BOOK III

THE HISTORY OF ASSYRIA

CHAPTER I

THE BEGINNINGS OF ASSYRIA

OF the period when the first settlers of a Semitic

race entered Assyria nothing is known, but all thin

gs point to

their coming from Babylonia. The oldest traditions

of the Semitic peoples connect the Assyrians with t

he

Babylonians, and the earliest titles of their ruler

s point to dependence upon the previous civilizatio

n in the south. We

are unable to trace the political and social histor

y of Assyria to any point at all approaching the va

st antiquity of

Babylonia.

There is evidence, as already seen, that the city o

f Nineveh was in existence at least three thousand

years

before Christ, but of the men who built it and reig

ned in it we know absolutely nothing. As in Babylon

ia, we are

confronted in the beginnings of Assyrian history o

nly by a name here and there of some early ruler of

whose

deeds we have only the simplest note, if indeed we

have any at all. The first Assyrian ruler bears the

title of