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1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and ninety seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1323 BCE),
4	Was the year in which Moses (Akhenaten) did expel,
5	The Pharasi (Phoenician) and King Ammurapi III,
6	From their city of Ugarit.
7	Powerful mercenaries,
8	Traders and pirates,
9	Had the (H)Apiru (Pharasi) become,
10	That few traveled the Inland sea,
11	Without first paying a Parasite,
12	For safe passage.

2

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 traveled to Kefu (Cyprus),
11	But were defeated by the sons of Zion,
12	So the Pharasi traveled to Kepra (Crete),
13	And again were fought off,
14	As the island was heavily protected,
15	And had changed its name to Ionia.
16	Such wandering did take its toll,
17	Upon the exiled King.
18	They traveled further West,
19	Upon the Inland Sea,
20	To the Isle of Sardinia.
21	Again they were denied haven,
22	Whereupon the King gave up the ghost.
23	Grieving the Queen did pitch her boats,
24	Upon the shore of Africa,
25	In the narrowest passage,
26	Of the Inland sea.
27	She did cremate the remains of the King,
28	And seven small children (burnt alive) as kindling.
29	There the Queen did declare,
30	By the Kings of our ancestors,
31	By my dead husband,
32	We shall have our revenge,
33	None shall pass East or West,
34	Upon this sea,
35	Without being held to account.
36	There she founded the city,
37	Of Qart-hadašt (Carthage),
38	And the Queen became known with Kybele (Cybele),
39	And with Athena to the Greeks,
40	The great warrior Queen.
41	The great mother to all Parasites,
42	The one to whom first born were to be sacrificed.

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1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1320 BCE),
4	When Akhenaten (Aharon-Moses) did give up the ghost,
5	The priests at Urgarit did elect Aaron the ArkAlba,
6	As their new king,
7	And the legitimate Pharaoh,
8	As the remains of the great Pharaoh,
9	The great messiah prophet of Yahu,
10	Were taken for burial to the necropolis of kings.
11	Once Horemheb, the treacherous general,
12	Took the Pharaoh’s throne,
13	Queen Tharyelli did call upon him,
14	To help return their city and lands,
15	But Horemheb for all his deeds,
16	Was a superstitious man,
17	And upon the lack of an heir.
18	He did not seek to tempt the spirits,
19	Of murdered Queens,
20	And deposed kings,
21	By his hand.
22	So Queen Tharyelli did conquer Sardinia,
23	Executing all the royalty,
24	That Denied her hospitality.
25	The warrior Queen did conquer,
26	The south of Spain,
27	Making strong forts,
28	But gave up the ghost,
29	Before seeing her own lands returned.
30	Soon after,
31	Pharaoh Horemheb,
32	Did also give up the ghost,
33	Without child,
34	And without heir.

4

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and twenty eight years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1292 BCE),
4	General Pa-ra-mes-su,
5	Became Pharaoh Ramesses.
6	His first act,
7	Was to order his son Seti,
8	As crown prince,
9	To take the army into the Levant and Syria,
10	And crush the religion of Akhenaten,
11	And erase their memory,
12	The cursed name called Infants,
13	The people of Ugarit,
14	Now known as the Yahudi,
15	To seize the treasures of the Hyksos,
16	That he might claim legitimacy,
17	Upon the white stone of destiny.
18	Yet the ancient Hyksos priests of Amen-Ra,
19	Did Reject the claim of Pa-ra-mes-su,
20	That he be Pharaoh.
21	So Pa-ra-mes-su as Ramesses,
22	Broke the most sacred covenant of heaven,
23	Ramses slaughtered the Hyksos priests of Thebes,
24	Then destroyed the ancient pantheon of gods.
25	Instead of Osiris, Ramses created Ptah,
26	Also spoken as Peter, the false god.
27	Instead of Isis, Ramses created Sekhmet,
28	Ramses replaced Horus with Thoth,
29	And even replaced Amen with Hathor.
30	Ramses then did appoint his own priests,
31	Who like their master,
32	Knew nothing of the Divine,
33	Nor heaven or honor.

5

1	The son of Queen Tharyelli,
2	Whose name was King Milk-Qart,
3	Whose name is also known as Moloch,
4	Sought and was granted an audience,
5	With the Pharaoh Ramses.
6	On account that the fleet of the Hyksos,
7	The sons of Zion,
8	Remained loyal to heaven.
9	King Moloch did pledge the Pharaoh his master fleet,
10	To share the spoils,
11	Of all cargo seized upon the Inland sea,
12	In exchange for granting them back their ancient land.
13	The false Pharaoh Ramses did agree,
14	To grant the (H)Apriu (Pharasi),
15	The city of Tyre,
16	As replacement for Ugarit,
17	But as for Ugarit,
18	The false Pharaoh stood firm.
19	For he wished it to be wiped from the earth.
20	To be forgotten like the Yahudi.

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1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and thirty years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1290 BCE),
4	Crown Prince Seti and twenty thousand soldiers,
5	Did descend upon Ugarit,
6	Destroying the city and capturing King Aaron,
7	And scattering the inhabitants.
8	The most senior Yahudi priests and prophets fled west,
9	Unto the land and many islands of the Dorians,
10	Where they founded a new city along the Pontus (Pineois),
11	Through the Vale of Temple called Elios (Larissa),
12	As others traveled further west into the inland sea.
13	Yet, nowhere in the city of Urgarit,
14	Did Seti or King Moloch find the treasure of Akhenaten,
15	Nor the stone of destiny,
16	Nor the sword of heaven,
17	Nor the marble throne.
18	Enraged, Seti did slaughter the children of Aaron,
19	Until the king told him of the secret journey,
20	To the sacred isle of (H)Iberu,
21	Seti did then order Urgarit destroyed,
22	To its foundations,
23	That no memory of Moses remain.
24	He did then take the remaining priests,
25	And their families back to Egypt,
26	And King Aaron as captives,
27	In the hope that such tribute,
28	Would satisfy the quest of his father.

7

1	Upon his return to Egypt,
2	Seti did arrange a great tribute march,
3	Attended by Ramses his father.
4	All the inhabitants of Memphis came to watch,
5	As the most senior of priests of the Hyksos,
6	And their families now as slaves,
7	The Yahudi, cursed as the Infants,
8	Were paraded through the streets in chains.
9	At the end of the tribute march,
10	Seti presented the deposed king Aaron,
11	To the false Pharaoh Ramses.
12	Ramses did inquire as to the treasures,
13	Which he expected to see,
14	To which Seti replied that the treasures,
15	Had been returned to the Holly.
16	Enraged and in despair,
17	Ramses yelled out:
18	Verily, I have murdered Queens,
19	I have butchered kings for the throne,
20	I have cursed heaven and the divine,
21	I have defiled the gods,
22	And all for naught.
23	Let then my successors,
24	And my descendants be my retribution,
25	For I issue a high curse,
26	Upon the Hyksos and their descendants,
27	And upon heaven itself.
28	Let them be wiped from history,
29	Let their memory be destroyed,
30	For my hatred of their divine commission.
31	Whereupon, Ramses himself thrust a sword,
32	Into the heart of Aaron,
33	And in such haste and rage,
34	Caused his own heart to burst,
35	Whereupon he then gave up the ghost.

8

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and thirty three years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1287 BCE),
4	King Moloch (Milk-Qart),
5	Also known as MIL of the Pharasi (Phrygians),
6	Did land at Inver Sceni,
7	In Bantry Bay,
8	Upon the sacred Isle and did seek,
9	To take control.
10	But the descendants of Tuth-Moses,
11	The brother of Akhenaten,
12	Now folded within the blood of the Cuilleain,
13	The Holly ones as kings,
14	Had foretold this day might come.
15	They had built a new fort inland,
16	From Eblana (New Ebla),
17	As their capital,
18	And had made the road,
19	Difficult from the north.
20	The forces of MIL,
21	Were trapped in the North,
22	And could not break out.
23	King Moloch (Milqart) escaped to Spain,
24	And then to Carthage,
25	Where he called upon Seti,
26	To send more ships.

9

1	The exiled fleet,
2	Of the Yahudi Of Ugarit,
3	The great priests of the sea,
4	Known as the Sons of Zion,
5	Had word of the plan of Seti.
6	From their haven,
7	In the Southern cities,
8	Of Elios (Larissa) in the islands of the Dorians and Crete,
9	They did follow the second fleet,
10	As it made its way to invade,
11	The most sacred Isle.
12	In the Sea between the sacred Isle and Britanni,
13	The Egyptian and Pharasi (Phoenician) fleet was trapped,
14	Between the ships of the sacred Isle,
15	And the sons of Zion that followed them.
16	Some of the Phoenicians escaped,
17	And joined their colleagues in the North.
18	Others of the Egyptians escaped south,
19	To land on Britanni,
20	While much of the fleet was sunk.
21	Of the Egyptian and Pharasi (Phoenician) fleet that did land,
22	In the south of Brittani,
23	They established a city,
24	Upon the river Lee.

10

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand two hundred and forty one years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1279 BCE),
4	Seti did give up the ghost,
5	A broken and hollow man.
6	It was then his son Ramesses II,
7	Also known as Ramses the Great,
8	Became the next pretender to the throne.
9	Thus the word went out,
10	That Ramses did seal a solemn high curse,
11	Against heaven and all gods,
12	As has his father had done,
13	And as his grandfather had done.
14	No line of kings had come before,
15	With such hatred of the divine,
16	Or such insanity.
17	His contempt for all things sacred,
18	Knew no bounds,
19	That he would gladly bathe in the blood,
20	Of slain Hyksos children,
21	Until the ancient treasures of the Hyksos
22	Finally be surrendered unto his grasp.

11

1	Upon word of an impending invasion,
2	The High Priest of the Druids,
3	Whose name was ESA-MU (Esau),
4	Did call a council,
5	As to how to save,
6	The sacred Isle.
7	Cursed by constant war,
8	All the druids did agree,
9	That the treasure of Akhenaten,
10	Had cursed the land,
11	And for it to be safely returned,
12	To the Yahudi.
13	ESA-MU did call upon his Brother,
14	And prophet of visions,
15	Named YAH-COB (Jacob),
16	A wise druid,
17	Skilled in the history of the world,
18	And the beliefs of YAH,
19	And Akhenaten,
20	To command a small fleet,
21	Of the exiles,
22	To see the safe return,
23	Of the treasure,
24	And unite the scattered tribe of Moses.

12

1	The fleet from the sacred isle did leave,
2	To the fortress and port city of Philo,
3	At the mouth of the Pontus (Pineois),
4	At the foot of the Olympus Mountains,
5	Then along the Vale of Temple,
6	To Elios (Larissa) the Yahudi city of illumination,
7	That fled the fall of Ugarit.
8	There, YAH-COB (Jacob) did present,
9	The treasures of Akhenaten,
10	The most sacred ark of the covenant,
11	The ark of the Pharaoh Akhenaten,
12	The sword of heaven,
13	The stone of destiny,
14	The Green Marble Throne of the Hyksos,
15	The white stone of Kings,
16	The pharaohs serpent scepter as his staff.
17	The Yahudi of Elios (Larissa) then took the treasures,
18	Except the stone of destiny,
19	And built a grand temple at the foot of Mount Olympus,
20	Called Ella (Hella) as the new home for the Divine Creator,
21	And spiritual home of the Yahudi.
22	YAH-COB (Jacob) did then depart,
23	With the stone of destiny,
24	To the Hills south of Lake of Galilee,
25	And the valley of the Jordan,
26	To find the remaining lost Yahudi,
27	Not imprisoned by the Ramses,
28	The false pharaohs.

13

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand two hundred and seventy five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1275 BCE),
4	Ramesses II upon hearing the return,
5	Of what he believed as the treasure to the Levant,
6	Did order a massive army to march north,
7	Unto the Levant,
8	And secure the treasure.
9	King Muwatalli II of the Hittites upon hearing,
10	Of the intention and haste of Ramesses,
11	Did withdraw his forces,
12	Leaving the lands of its vassals,
13	The lands of Mittani and Kadesh exposed.
14	Jacob did then entreat the new King of Kadesh,
15	Whose name was Shalmaneser (Solomon),
16	That he give safety to the Stone of Destiny,
17	And the Yahudi upon the impending hoard of Ramses.
18	Yet when Ramses and his men approached,
19	King Shalmaneser announced,
20	That by the Stone of Destiny,
21	He be chosen as a great king,
22	Against a false pharaoh.
23	In the ensuing battle,
24	The forces of Ramses were routed,
25	And Ramses almost killed.
26	Upon the defeat of such a great enemy,
27	The fame of King Shalmaneser (Solomon),
28	Soon spread and he soon after conquered,
29	The whole lands from Taidu to Irridu,
30	And from Mount Kashiar to Eluhat.
31	King Shalmaneser (Solomon) then founded a new city,
32	He called Kanah (Nimrod),
33	As the Capital of the Kananites.
34	To celebrate his great victory,
35	King Shalmaneser (Solomon) commissioned,
36	The mighty temple to Ba'el,
37	Within the Beka valley.
38	The site known as Baalbek.
39	As for Ramses,
40	Never again did a Pharaoh,
41	Raise an army so far North again.

14

1	Upon his defeat at the hands of the Kananites,
2	The false Pharaoh Ramses began a grand plan,
3	For a new city upon the ruins,
4	Of the ancient Hyksos capital of Avaris,
5	Within the Delta of the Nile.
6	Ramses did spare no expense nor resource,
7	Naming the city Pi-Ramses,
8	And the City of a Thousand Years,
9	His arrogance and greed,
10	Having no bounds.

15

1	Ramses did then declare himself alone,
2	The sole protector of Egypt,
3	As he claimed the old gods,
4	Had abandoned Egypt,
5	To the hands of its enemies.
6	Ramesses then did take it upon himself,
7	To deface the most ancient and sacred monuments,
8	The Great Anubis of Heaven,
9	And ancient protector of all Egypt.
10	He ordered the monument to be desecrated,
11	And remade into his own likeness,
12	A horrible monster,
13	With the head of an imposter,
14	And the body of a lion.
15	Ramses then did order thousands,
16	Of the sacrilegious sculptures,
17	To be made and populated throughout Egypt,
18	Known today as the Sphinx.
19	The claim that the Hyksos themselves,
20	Did desecrate Anubis,
21	A terrible lie,
22	To hide one of the many great curses,
23	That the Ramses befell upon himself,
24	And his descendants.

16

1	In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2	Three thousand one hundred and sixty six years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1254 BCE),
4	A great drought gripped the lands of Egypt.
5	Even the life giving waters of the Nile slowed,
6	Until the water turned red as blood.
7	People became sick and ill,
8	From the poisoned water.
9	The viziers of Ramses accused the Hyksos slaves,
10	Of wicked sorcery against the people.
11	Ramses then summonsed the Sons of Zadok,
12	Who had been for many generations,
13	The chief doctors and healers of the Hyksos.
14	The Sons of Zadok refused to confess,
15	Saying to the false Pharaoh,
16	Let our people go,
17	And we shall tend to the sick and ill.
18	Ramses refused and instead,
19	Had the most senior priests executed.
20	Soon after a great plague of frogs arose,
21	Whereby the frogs infested every house and temple,
22	Every business and every source of water.
23	The viziers of Ramses,
24	Again accused the Hyksos slaves,
25	Saying this time that it was the sons of Udah,
26	The Hyksos priests who for hundreds of years,
27	Oversaw all the royal works and waters.
28	But when they too refused to confess,
29	Ramses had their leaders executed.
30	Soon after the frogs died,
31	And the air was full of flies,
32	And the people tortured by lice.
33	Ramses accused the sons of Gad,
34	Who had held the treasury and supplies,
35	And had their leaders tortured to death.
36	Soon after the animals began to die,
37	And the sons of Benjamin,
38	Who under the Hyksos had managed the animals,
39	Were blamed and their leaders tortured to death.
40	Now the people of Egypt began to rebel,
41	Including the army.
42	Yet soon after came great rains and floods,
43	Causing a plague of locusts,
44	And great storms and darkness.
45	Ramses demanded the sons of Dan,
46	Who had been the Royal Judges,
47	Cease the plagues,
48	Yet they refused to admit,
49	And called for their people to be released,
50	So Ramses killed their leaders as well.
51	But now the young children and animals,
52	Also began to die upon eating bad grain,
53	So Ramses accused the sons of Yusef,
54	Of sorcery and witchcraft,
55	And had them wickedly murdered.
56	Now the people were in revolt,
57	And the army itself was ripe for rebellion.
58	So Ramses came upon a plan.
59	He sent out word to every criminal in the land,
60	To every murderer and butcher in the ancient world,
61	That if they pledge loyalty to Ramses the Great,
62	They would be rewarded with riches beyond their dreams.
63	Whereupon Ramses soon raised a militia army,
64	Of hundreds of thousands of bandits and murderers,
65	Who gleefully butchered his own people,
66	And the army for their prize.
67	Ramses then summonses the sons of Asher,
68	The most ancient priests of the Hyksos,
69	Who prepared and buried the noble dead,
70	And demanded that they open the tombs,
71	That such treasures then be disbursed,
72	To the criminal hoard of Ramses.
73	The sons of Asher refused saying,
74	Better to die a terrible death,
75	Than curse every generation to come,
76	With the millions of high curses,
77	If one disturb the remains of a king or queen.
78	Whereupon Ramses enraged ordered every slave,
79	Of the sons of Asher to be put to death.
80	Finally, Ramses turned to the sons of Levi,
81	Who had been the honorable tax collectors,
82	Of the Hyksos and threatened them the same,
83	Whereupon the sons of Levi agreed.
84	Thus, the tombs were looted by Ramses,
85	And the house of Levi cursed,
86	By millions of curses,
87	For disturbing their own ancestors,
88	And breaching the trust of heaven.

17

1	Within three years of the dawning,
2	Of the Great Age of the Ram (1213 BCE),
3	Ramesses The Great,
4	Did give up the ghost.
5	No ancient tomb had he not plundered,
6	No sacred scroll had he not altered,
7	No temple had he not desecrated,
8	To honor himself and his clan.
9	Upon his end,
10	A new Pharaoh,
11	Son of Ramesses,
12	Known as Merneptah,
13	Was crowned King,
14	As an old man.

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1	The first pledge of Merneptah,
2	Was to send forces north,
3	To find the Yahudi in Galilee,
4	Which he called the Infants,
5	As a name of curse.
6	For the House of Ramses and their viziers,
7	Ignorant of history and bereft of spirit,
8	Believed the treasures of Akhenaten,
9	Be the source of supernatural power.
10	Yet search as he did,
11	He did not find the treasures,
12	Nor destroy the Yahudi,
13	In spite of his false boast,
14	Upon a Stele (monument).
15	Not wise to counsel,
16	Pharaoh Merneptah,
17	Did end the treaty with the Pharasi (Phrygians),
18	Attacking their cities of Tyre,
19	And Carthage.
20	The Parasites in turn,
21	Did starve Egypt of vital trade.

19

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1203 BCE),
4	The old pharaoh Merneptah,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The battles of the old king,
7	Had weakened Egypt,
8	So that great rivals arose,
9	Even with the High Priests of Amen-Ra.
10	For twenty years,
11	Was great upheaval,
12	Within the dynasty of Ramesses,
13	While the power of the Phoenicians grew.
14	Upon such time,
15	So arrogant the sea people had become,
16	They sought to invade Egypt herself,
17	Only to be driven back,
18	By Ramses III.
19	Thus began the great battle between the Parasites (Pharasi),
20	To capture the Island of Ionia (Kefti/Crete).
21	The legendary battles between Ascianias of the Pharasi,
22	And Priamos of the Ionian Yahudi.

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