Lebor Clann Glas

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1	Six hundred and six years,
2	Since the dawn of the Great Age (594 BCE),
3	Jeremiah, Baruciah and Princess Tephi,
4	Did land at a place,
5	Known as Carrickfergus,
6	In the North of the most sacred Green Isle.
7	From there they did travel south,
8	To the court of King Eochaid,
9	A descendant of the Holly,
10	And the bloodlines of the Hyksos,
11	Who had united,
12	The warring tribes.
13	There in the court of King Eochaid,
14	Jeremiah did anoint him,
15	Upon the most ancient and sacred Stone of Destiny,
16	The foundation stone of Ebla,
17	The white (limestone) rock.
18	King of the Isle,
19	And the new messiah king,
20	Jeremiah did hand him,
21	The sword of heaven (Ex Caeli Bur),
22	And the standard of the House of Yahudah,
23	That upon a sacred marriage with Princess Tephi,
24	A union of the most ancient bloodlines,
25	Of the Holly,
26	The bloodlines of Ebla,
27	The Hyksos,
28	And Now the House of Yahudah.
29	Jeremiah did then declare,
30	Let the descendants of this sacred union,
31	Unite the world and rid it of evil.
32	Thus the Red Lion upon the yellow field,
33	Became the standard of the court,
34	Of the High King of Ireland,
35	Of the House of the Holly,
36	And the title Ha Rama Theo,
37	Which means His Divine Highness,
38	Wrongly written as Arimathea.
39	King Eochaid did then show Jeremiah,
40	The great treasures of Ireland,
41	Saved and hidden for millennia,
42	The memorial of great and ancient cities,
43	And the Hyksos kings themselves.
44	King Eochaid did present to Jeremiah,
45	The ancient poems of wisdom of Ebla,
46	And the ancient commandments of Akhenaten,
47	The books of mathematics of the Hyksos,
48	The spell books of Ur,
49	The lexica of the first languages,
50	The astronomy tables of the Holly.
51	At such wonder of wisdom,
52	Jeremiah did declare,
53	Let us end evil,
54	By lighting an eternal flame,
55	In the soul and mind of every man,
56	That through knowledge of truth,
57	All madness cease.
58	That once more the sacred isle,
59	Be the foundation stone,
60	Of divine revelation.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and four years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (596 BCE),
4	The Spartans released their Levite prisoners,
5	Now more than thirty thousand their colonies in Italy.
6	From Apoleon (Apollo also Syracuse),
7	The Levites now calling themselves Sabians,
8	Did found Mars (Katania) to the north,
9	And Mercuria (Kamarina) to the south west.
10	From Zarcle (Messina) the Sabians,
11	Did found Satania (Reggio) across the straits,
12	And Cerberus to the west of Sicily.
13	From Heraclea (Hercules),
14	The Sabians did travel east,
15	And found Diana (Gela).
16	In the lands of Calabria the Argeans freed the Simonites,
17	Numbering more than fifty thousand.
18	From Cronos (Croton),
19	The Simonites travelled north,
20	To found Sybilaris (Sybaris),
21	From Tartatus (Tarentum),
22	The Simonites travelled south,
23	And founded Calipolis.
24	From Sisis the Simonites travelled north,
25	And founded Metapolis (Metapontum).
26	To the north in Italy,
27	From Hera (Paestum) the Simonites founded,
28	Pixolis (Pixous) to the south.
29	From Cumae, the Simonites founded Neopolis.
30	To the far north from Vulcan (Vulci),
31	The Spartans freed the Sabians,
32	Who then founded Ceres (Caere),
33	And Venus (Veius).
34	Within twenty five years,
35	The Sabians (Levites) to the north,
36	Had founded a federation of cities,
37	Called Rusna or Chosen People,
38	Also known as the Etruscans.
39	By the same period,
40	The Sabians and Simonites had formed,
41	An alliance in the south,
42	To create the federation called Graecia (Greece).

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1	Upon the most ancient green throne,
2	Of Amen-Ra of the Hyksos,
3	Which had been in Ireland,
4	For many centuries,
5	And upon the Foundation stone of Ebla,
6	The sacred singing stone of kings,
7	And with the sword of heaven (ex caeli bur),
8	A new bloodline of Messiah-Kings was formed.
9	Jeremiah did issue a new sacred law,
10	Called Tara and later corrupted to Torah,
11	Of five sacred texts,
12	The first being Genasis (genesis),
13	Meaning to start and seek and search for knowledge,
14	The second being Eacturas (exodus),
15	Meaning the example and parable of knowledge,
16	The third being Diatuair (deuteros),
17	Meaning the laws of heaven (divine law),
18	The fourth being Nome (nomos),
19	Meaning the laws of name (natural law),
20	The fifth being Anacánain (anakineos),
21	Meaning to move and converse (trade) upon water (positive law).
22	Above all Jeremiah did decree,
23	The of Moses and the Yahudi be,
24	That no man shall ever more be above the law,
25	That is one claims to be above the law,
26	There be no rule of law,
27	That if the law if not followed,
28	In good faith and without prejudice,
29	There be no justice.
30	King Eochaid with his Queen Tephi,
31	Did unite Ireland,
32	Under the laws of Moses,
33	As defined by Jeremiah,
34	And renamed the capital to Tara,
35	A sacred city from which five sacred roads,
36	Connected the whole of the sacred isle,
37	With Tara being the Height of law,
38	And the law of the land.
39	Jeremiah did build,
40	A school and scriptorium,
41	Upon the banks of the River Shannon,
42	In the Kingdom of Meath,
43	As the first Academy and University of Knowledge,
44	Of the ancient world.
45	As to the division of Ireland to five,
46	The Kingdom of Ulaid (Ulster) be the north,
47	The Kingdom of Cóiced (Connacht) be the west,
48	The Kingdom of Mumha (Munster) be the south,
49	The Kingdom of Laighin (Leinster) be the east.
50	All four surrounding the kingdom of Míde (Meath),
51	The Kingdom of the High King of Ireland,
52	That no King may rule,
53	For more than seven years,
54	A rule in honor of ancestors of the Holly,
55	From the time of Ebla.
56	Jeremiah did build,
57	A school and scriptorium,
58	Upon the banks of the River Shannon,
59	In the Kingdom of Meath,
60	As the first Academy and University of Knowledge,
61	Of the ancient world.
62	That all may make pilgrimage to Ireland,
63	And honor the most ancient wisdom,
64	Of the Holly and first priests of civilization.
65	Jeremiah did then spend,
66	The rest of his days,
67	Upon the Isle of Ireland,
68	Teaching and Writing his scriptures,
69	While discovering long lost treasures and scrolls,
70	Of thousands of years of history,
71	As his son Baruciah did return,
72	To Elios (Larissa).

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and twenty eight years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (572 BCE),
4	Jeremiah the seventeenth great prophet of Yeb,
5	The son of Ilikiah and the grandson of Zephaniah,
6	The man who saved the bloodline,
7	Of the house of Da'vid (David),
8	And the blood of the tribe of Edomites,
9	The man who formed the sacred scripture of Tara,
10	As the five books of Moses to the Celts,
11	Did give up the ghost.
12	The position then befell,
13	To his son whose name was Baruciah,
14	As the eighteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
15	Upon his death,
16	A great tomb was erected,
17	Upon the Isle,
18	Now known as Devenish,
19	In the Lower Lough Erne,
20	And the no man was permitted,
21	To set foot upon such sacred ground.

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1	Within twenty years,
2	The religion of Jeremiah,
3	Known as Celtii,
4	Had spread across the known world,
5	In Britannia (Britain),
6	There was the Dumnonii of south-west,
7	The Breton of south-west,
8	The Atrebatii of central Britannia,
9	The Icenii of eastern Britannia,
10	The Cymrii of western Britannia,
11	The Coritani of eastern Britannia,
12	The Otadini of northern Britannia,
13	And the Caledonii of far north Britanni.
14	In Iberia (Spain),
15	There was the Gallaeci of northern Iberia,
16	The Lusitani of western Iberia,
17	The Turduni of southern Iberia,
18	The Bastenii of south eastern Iberia,
19	And the Edetani of eastern Iberia.
20	In Gaul (France),
21	There was the Ausci and Pictonii of south-west Gaul,
22	The Narbonii and Arverni of south-east Gaul,
23	The Aulerci of west Gaul,
24	And the Remi, Parisii and Treveri of northern Gaul.
25	In Saxony (Germany),
26	There was the Sequani and Elvetii,
27	And the Teutonii.
28	In the Anatolia there was the Galatii,
29	And in the Ionian Islands,
30	There was the Spartan and Argeans,
31	Who embraced the new religion.
32	Yet those who refused to embrace,
33	The laws of Moses most fiercely,
34	Were the Levites and Simonites,
35	Who hated rule of law by equality,
36	And remained hateful towards heaven.
37	The Yahudi prisoners of the Persians,
38	As well as the Kananites and Persians,
39	Rejected the call for unity amongst the Yahudi,
40	As they falsely saw themselves superior to all men.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and forty one years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (559 BCE),
4	King Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
5	Of the Persians also known as the Chaldeans,
6	Also known as the Yahudi tribe of Menes,
7	Also known as the ancient Yahudi of Reuben,
8	Did give up the ghost.
9	The messianic right of kings,
10	Granted to him by Jeremiah did befall his son,
11	Whose name was King Cyrus.
12	The claim that Cyrus and Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
13	Were enemies of different tribes,
14	A wicked untruth.
15	The wisdom of Jeremiah,
16	And the power of the most sacred treasures,
17	Had awoken the most ancient Druids,
18	From their forgetfulness,
19	And dark rituals.
20	Upon the uniting of Ireland,
21	And a world of warrior priest tribes,
22	No longer through other kings,
23	But an Empire built not on politics,
24	But upon honor, knowledge and law,
25	With no centre that might be crushed or corrupted.
26	Yet such wisdom has also awoken,
27	Great hatred and madness,
28	In the form of the false prophet,
29	Whose name was Daniah (Daniel),
30	A cousin of Zedekiah,
31	Who with several priests were seized,
32	Upon the destruction of Jerusalem.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and forty two years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (558 BCE),
4	False priest Daniah (Daniel),
5	Succeeded in an audience with King Cyrus.
6	Whereupon he asked him,
7	If he were a man of science or superstition,
8	King Cyrus was outraged by the insult,
9	And threatened to have him executed,
10	To which Daniel replied,
11	That he would prove,
12	That the demon god of the Yahudah,
13	Be more powerful than the god of Jeremiah.
14	Whereupon King Cyrus ordered,
15	That Daniel be burned alive.
16	But before he was set to be cast into the ovens,
17	The Yahudi slaves did coat him in a substance,
18	That he did not burn,
19	To the fear of the court of Cyrus.
20	Yet when they cast Daniah (Daniel) to the lions,
21	Again the Yahudi covered him,
22	In the scent of an old lion,
23	And he was spared.
24	The Persians unaware of the deceptions,
25	Did believe it to be black magic,
26	Whereupon Daniah by using light,
27	And mirrors created the illusion,
28	Of a hand writing on a wall before the King.
29	Yet the head vizier of Cyrus,
30	Did see the trick,
31	And Daniah was disgraced,
32	For the fraud of writing on the wall.
33	Yet while he remained in prison,
34	Daniah demonstrated profound vision and skill,
35	Which the king and the court tested.
36	King Cyrus however remained deeply troubled,
37	By dream and ghosts,
38	To which only Daniah (Daniel),
39	Appeared to answer.
40	King Cyrus did say that though he fear heaven,
41	The magic of Daniah (Daniel) was potent,
42	Thus the life of Daniah was spared.

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1	The druids of the Holly 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	Warriors were also poets,
10	And diviners of nature,
11	That they could read the signs,
12	Of the enemy,
13	And not waste their lives,
14	Upon the errors of generals.
15	In faith they did reveal,
16	Secret wisdom,
17	In the reincarnation of the soul,
18	That an honorable death in battle,
19	Would return a greater warrior,
20	To respect the gods of nature,
21	To respect a brave enemy,
22	That the head of the enemy,
23	Bravely slain,
24	Was to be revered not cursed.
25	The druids did know,
26	From ancient curse,
27	When a king dies,
28	The family pick like crows.
29	The Druids did devise,
30	A culture of local belief,
31	In spirits and heroes,
32	And tribes were preserved,
33	That one King might be vanquished,
34	And ten more carry forth.
35	Yet in priests most strict the Holly be,
36	For no one may be named a druid,
37	A Brehom of the law,
38	Other than those who did study,
39	For such an honor.
40	Thus for the first time,
41	In all history,
42	A druid no longer be blood,
43	Of the Cuilleain,
44	But one who did show honor and truth,
45	For the bonding of word,
46	Remained most high,
47	That any oath of a Celt,
48	Be honor bound,
49	In this life and the next.
50	But most of all,
51	The Holly did honor the word,
52	To Jeremiah,
53	To the end of human sacrifice,
54	And restore rule of law,
55	That no one be above the law,
56	That good faith and clean hands,
57	Prevail the course of justice.
58	In the Great Age of the Ram,
59	Six hundred and forty five years,
60	Since the dawn of the Great Age (555 BCE),
61	Holly High King Eochaid,
62	The living foundation stone of the Divine,
63	Of the most ancient Cuilliaéan,
64	And blood descendant of the priests of Ebla,
65	And blood descendant of the priests of Ur,
66	And blood descendant of the priest-kings of the Hyksos,
67	And blood descendant of the priests of Ugarit,
68	Did give up the ghost.
69	The Marble Throne of Amen-Ra,
70	Did then fall to his son,
71	Whose name was Lugaid mac Eochaid,
72	As the only true blood descendant of Messiah King Da’vid.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and fifty years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (550 BCE),
4	General Magon of Carthage,
5	Did seize the throne.
6	To defeat the Spartans and Argeans,
7	King Magon did entreat the Levites,
8	That as the Rusna (Etruscans),
9	They rise up and expel the Spartans.
10	In the Great Age of the Ram,
11	Six hundred and fifty six years,
12	Since the dawn of the Great Age (544 BCE),
13	The Etruscans with the Carthaginians,
14	Defeated the Spartans at Vulcan,
15	And the other colonies in the north,
16	Killing every living thing.
17	The Levites and Catharginians,
18	Then did capture Alalia,
19	Upon Corsica and declared,
20	A great union between the people of Carthage,
21	And the people of Rusna (Erusca federation).
22	Yet as hard as the Carthagians tried,
23	They could not yet capture Sardinia.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and fifty five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (545 BCE),
4	The fame and influence,
5	Of Keltoi had spread,
6	So far and wide,
7	That Ireland became,
8	The centre of learning,
9	And wisdom for the whole world.
10	Only the best students,
11	Were chosen to come.
12	Even the Levites and Simonites,
13	Did send their royal sons,
14	To Ireland to learn.
15	Thus Damasus of Siris,
16	Also known as Pythagorus,
17	And even Smindyrides of Sibylaris,
18	Did come to Ireland,
19	Unto the school of Jeremiah,
20	On the banks of the River Shannon,
21	To read and learn,
22	The most ancient scrolls of the Egyptians,
23	The science of mathematics,
24	The nature and rule of law,
25	The fair governance of justice,
26	The creation and management of money,
27	The ancient secrets of the priests,
28	And the mysteries of immortality.
29	Upon such knowledge and secrets,
30	That in the hope of the holly,
31	And the legacy of Jeremiah and the priests,
32	That men overcome their base desires,
33	And a new world order be formed,
34	One borne not from fear but logic,
35	A world not crippled by superstition,
36	But empowered by spirit.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and fifty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (543 BCE),
4	Damasus of Siris did return,
5	To become king of the city.
6	There he did found a new religion,
7	Called Pythagorea,
8	Based upon the knowledge of the druids,
9	And his knowledge of his ancestors.
10	Damasus proclaimed himself a divine messiah,
11	That all forms of obscene consumption and wealth,
12	Be an abomination before the Divine,
13	And that the wise man seek to overcome,
14	The eternal cycle of re-birth and death.
15	Many people from other cities of the Graecia (Greece),
16	Did hear of Damasus now as Pythagorus,
17	And came to Siris to hear him speak.
18	Many more came to learn of mathematics,
19	And the knowledge of the world of numbers,
20	And the knowledge of the ancient Holly,
21	And the knowledge of the Hyksos,
22	Which Damasus as Pythagorus,
23	Did falsely claim as his own inspiration.
24	Those that did follow Pythagorus,
25	Began wearing the symbol of the Pentagram,
26	Which Pythagorus proclaimed be a talisman,
27	Of great power and good fortune,
28	Without greater knowledge of its provenance.
29	In the same year,
30	Holly High King Lugaid,
31	Son of Holly King Lugaid,
32	And Queen Tephi of Jerusalem,
33	Did bequeath his kingdom to his two sons,
34	Before he did give up the ghost.
35	To the north and the Kingdoms,
36	Of Ulaid (Ulster) and Cóiced (Connacht),
37	He bestowed to his son named Congal.
38	To the south and the Kingdoms,
39	Of Mumha (Munster) and Laighin (Leinster),
40	He bestowed to his son named Eochaid Uairches.
41	In the Great Age of the Ram,
42	Six hundred and fifty nine years,
43	Since the dawn of the Great Age (541 BCE),
44	After the city of Sybilaris becoming fractured,
45	By the new religion of Pythagorus of Siris,
46	Smindyrides did attack Siris,
47	And destroy the city to its foundations.
48	Pythagorus initially sought sanctuary,
49	With the people of Cronos (Croton).
50	Within the year,
51	The people of Kronos and an army of Pythagorea,
52	Did attack and utterly destroy Sybilaris.
53	Yet the people of Kronos still rejected Pythagorus,
54	Fearing they would be overwhelmed.
55	Thus Pythagorus sought sanctuary at Satanis (Reggio).
56	There the tyrant king known as Anaxilas,
57	Did embrace Pythagorea,
58	And Pythagorus anointed him saviour,
59	Granting him and all his Levite descendants,
60	The symbol of the swastika,
61	As yet another symbol stolen from the knowledge,
62	From the ancient Cuilliaéan.
63	Supported by the followers of Pythagorus,
64	Anaxilas captured Zarcle (Messina),
65	Adopting the name form himself as Iove (Jupiter),
66	As savior of all Graecia (Greece).

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and sixty two years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (538 BCE),
4	King Cyrus once again summonsed the false prophet,
5	Named Daniah (Daniel),
6	To speak to him on terrible visions,
7	Of his father King Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
8	As a tormented spirit.
9	Daniah (Daniel) did speak that the king,
10	Did suffer for his dishonor of the Divine,
11	Upon the total destruction of Jerusalem.
12	That the only means by which the curse,
13	Of the house of Menes (Reuben),
14	Be lifted be through the restoration of Jerusalem,
15	And the return of the Ark of the Covenant,
16	To a new temple.
17	King Cyrus did speak that he promised an oath,
18	Unto his dying father,
19	To honor the covenant with the priests of Yeb.
20	Thus he could no more demand the return of the Ark.
21	Yet it be within his power to free the Yahudah,
22	And restore Jerusalem.
23	Thus it was King Cyrus,
24	Fifty nine years after the complete destruction,
25	Of Jerusalem to the ground,
26	That he did issue a decree for all the Yahudi,
27	Of the Yahudah,
28	To be freed from service and allowed to return.
29	King Cyrus then did give the Yahudi,
30	Twenty thousand slaves by which to recommence,
31	The rebuilding of the city of Jerusalem,
32	One stone at a time.
33	Soon after Daniah (Daniel),
34	Did give up the ghost,
35	And the claim of false prophet,
36	Did befall to his son Haggiah.
37	Haggiah did then speak a solemn oath,
38	That in honor restored,
39	The Yahudah of Jerusalem swear allegiance,
40	Unto the House of Reuben,
41	By an eternal blood oath and covenant,
42	Before all heaven and the earth,
43	And that this new holy covenant,
44	Shall be known as Mitra (blood oath/blood covenant).

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and seventy years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (530 BCE),
4	King Magon of Carthage,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The crown did then go to his son Hasdrubal.
7	In the same year,
8	Baruciah the eighteenth great prophet of Yeb,
9	The son of Jeremiah and the grandson of Ilikiah,
10	Did give up the ghost.
11	The position then befell,
12	To his son whose name was Osiah (Hosea),
13	As the Nineteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
14	As had now become custom,
15	Since the time of his grandfather,
16	Osiah (Hosea) did spend time,
17	In his education in Ireland,
18	And to Yeb (Elephantine Island),
19	Before returning to Elios.
20	Thus the Persians and Yahudah spies,
21	Remained unclear as to the site of the treasures,
22	And believed them for a time,
23	To be returned to Yeb,
24	And their ancient home in Egypt.
25	In the Great Age of the Ram,
26	Six hundred and seventy two years,
27	Since the dawn of the Great Age (528 BCE),
28	King Cyrus of the Chaldeans,
29	Also known as the Persians,
30	Also known as the Yahudi tribe of Menes,
31	Also known as the ancient Yahudi of Reuben,
32	Did give up the ghost.
33	The crown did then befall to his son,
34	Whose name was Darius.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and seventy three years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (527 BCE),
4	Upon the new reign of Darius,
5	Pythagorus and King Anaxilas (Jupiter),
6	Sent tribute to the new Persian King,
7	As a new alliance between the original home,
8	Of the Graecians (Greeks),
9	In Sicily, Calabria, Campania and Salento.
10	King Darius agreed and sent a force,
11	Of more than 500 ships and 10,000 men,
12	To support and protect the alliance.
13	With the aid of the Persians,
14	The Pythagoreans captured Cumae,
15	And the Isle of Arime (Ischia),
16	Which meant the Graecians (Greeks),
17	Did then control trade along the coast.
18	King Hasdrubal and the Etruscans,
19	Did then attack Cumae and destroy the city.
20	Thus for the first time,
21	The Levites as the Sabians and Etruscans,
22	Also known as the people of Sulumer,
23	And the Simonites and the Simones and Greeks,
24	Also known as the people of Sumer,
25	Were in open war,
26	With Carthage supporting the Levites,
27	And Persia supporting the Simonites.
28	To assist in its struggle,
29	The Graecians (Greeks) agreed to peace,
30	With the Spartan cities of Apoleon (Syracuse),
31	And Heracles (Heraclea) as well as Poseidonia (Olbia),
32	Upon the Isle of Sardinia.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and seventy three years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (527 BCE),
4	And seventy years since the city of Jerusalem,
5	Was destroyed to its foundations,
6	The slaves of the Persians,
7	Had rebuilt its walls and cleared its markets,
8	And reconstructed a temple,
9	Above the ancient Rock and cave of Akhenaten (Moses).
10	The false prophet Haggiah,
11	With thousands of the exiled Yahudi,
12	Returned triumphant to Jerusalem,
13	While the main priests remained bound to Babylon,
14	As they had sworn by blood oath they called Mitra.
15	Upon their return,
16	Haggiah, the son of Daniah (Daniel),
17	Did swear that upon our sacred city,
18	We shall build an empire of the mind,
19	That will control the world in secret.
20	Never again shall we allow such torment.
21	Our people shall be free of all curse,
22	Yet bound to live as if slaves,
23	In close quarters (ghettos),
24	That they never forget their blood oath.
25	Our people shall seize all the wealth,
26	Yet shall live in absolute poverty,
27	That no one is wiser who are their masters.
28	We shall sacrifice the innocents of our enemies,
29	And perform unspeakable evils,
30	Unto the lord of demon hosts,
31	That he keeps heaven and the Divine at bay,
32	And grants us good fortune.
33	We shall write history as our own,
34	We shall teach even our children falsities,
35	That none can rise above,
36	Or divide us again.
37	Where there is no enemy,
38	We shall create them.
39	When our children are complacent,
40	We shall torment them with fears,
41	That the world forever remain ours,
42	That we be the servants,
43	Of the demon lord of hosts,
44	And beyond the hand of heaven.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and seventy five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (525 BCE),
4	The Persian King Darius,
5	Did defeat Pharaoh Psamtik III,
6	Near the East mouth,
7	Of the River Nile.
8	The Persian King,
9	Upon capture of the Pharaoh,
10	Had him executed,
11	Declaring himself Pharaoh.
12	Yet when the forces of Darius,
13	Did come to Yeb,
14	Nowhere did they find the treasures of Moses.
15	Thus they concluded such treasures,
16	Must be returned to Elios (Larissa),
17	Under the guard of Osiah (Hosea).
18	The false prophet Haggiah,
19	Did devise a trick whereby King Darius,
20	Could force the true great prophet,
21	To break the bond of Persian Kings,
22	That they might attack and seize,
23	The precious so wanted by the Yahudah.
24	Haggiah did visit and meet with Damasus (Pythagorus),
25	Whereupon Pythagorus did reveal his religion,
26	And Haggiah declared that together they would form,
27	A great faith upon the bond of mitra,
28	Binding all men to perpetual servitude.
29	Haggiah did then implore Darius to aid,
30	The Graecians (Greeks) with his invasion forces,
31	To crush the Etruscans and Carthaginians,
32	And make the land of the Greeks (Italy),
33	A permanent vassal of Persia.
34	King Darius did agree and within five years,
35	All of Sicily and the south of Italy,
36	Was under the control of Persia and the Greeks.

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1	With aid of Haggai,
2	And the Yahudi priests of Mitra,
3	Who now called themselves the Magi (Magicians),
4	Pythagorus did devise a model of a new society,
5	He called the Republic,
6	Whereby men rule according to intellect and wisdom,
7	As a benevolent council of dictators,
8	Under a fascist state,
9	As a corruption of the Spartan decree of law.
10	Men would be divided into three classes,
11	The first being the Patricians,
12	Of which would be exclusively those born,
13	Of Yahudi priestly houses.
14	The second would be men who through skill,
15	And learning achieved the highest degree,
16	And these would be called Plebians.
17	The third being Municeps,
18	Who swore with a straight arm salute,
19	Their pledge of allegiance to the Republic.
20	The last would be slaves,
21	Who themselves would be emancipated,
22	If they served their masters well,
23	Or paid their way to freedom.
24	As to the mysteries of the universe,
25	Pythagorus did take the stolen knowledge,
26	Of the Holly priests and the Hyksos,
27	And the stolen knowledge of the Tree of Life,
28	Of the HA-KA-BA-LA-AH of Upper Egypt,
29	And devised ten occult degrees.
30	The first degree was the Messenger (Dove) under Mercury,
31	The second degree was the Muse (Kingfisher) under Pleiades,
32	The third degree was the Scribe (Magpie) under Sirius,
33	The fourth degree was the Soldier (Falcon) under Mars,
34	The fifth degree was the Mendicant (Stork) under Jupiter,
35	The sixth degree was the Martyred Hero (Condor) under Venus,
36	The seventh degree was the Father (Eagle) under Sun,
37	The eighth degree was the Priest (Owl) under the Moon,
38	The ninth degree was the Prophet (Crow) under the Comet,
39	The tenth degree was the Illuminated Man (Gewe) under the darkest night.
40	Thus began the Pythagorean mysteries,
41	And the theft of wisdom to create corruption,
42	The origin of the false mysteries,
43	The source of false knowledge,
44	The cause of the cleaving of all spirit.
45	In the Great Age of the Ram,
46	Six hundred and eighty six years,
47	Since the dawn of the Great Age (514 BCE),
48	Holly King Congal mac Lugaid,
49	To the north and the Kingdoms,
50	Of Ulaid (Ulster) and Cóiced (Connacht),
51	And grandson of Holly High King Eoachaid,
52	Did give up the ghost.
53	His kingdom then did befall to his son,
54	Whose name was Conaing Bececlach.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and ninety years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (510 BCE),
4	King Hasdrubal of Carthage,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The crown did then go to his son Hamilcar.
7	King Darius of Persia,
8	Did offer a treaty through his general Mardonius,
9	By a plan conceived by Pythagorus and Haggiah,
10	That if the Levites as Etruscans,
11	And the Simonites as Graecians (Greeks),
12	Did cease their feud,
13	Then a neutral and sacred place,
14	Would be chosen to build a mighty Persian city,
15	As a meeting place and safe sanctuary,
16	Protected by an elite Persian Guard,
17	Whereby all cities of Levites and Simonites,
18	Would be recognised,
19	And the kings of these tribes,
20	Honored as equals known as Patricians,
21	As the fathers of a new world.
22	A leader would be chosen from each side,
23	And co-rule the assembly of Patricians,
24	Known as the Senate,
25	As equals without dispute,
26	Under the sacred motto,
27	That the Senate are the People who Rule (SPQR).
28	Thus under the patronage of King Darius,
29	Of the Yahudi house of Menes (Menesheh),
30	And of the most ancient Yahudi of Reuben,
31	The sons of Sumer of RusNa,
32	And the sons of Sulumer of Graecia (Greece),
33	Did found the city of Rama (Roma),
34	Meaning sacred and neutral field.
35	Mardonius did leave in camp a garrison,
36	Of several thousand Persian soldiers,
37	Known as the Persian Guard (Praetorian Guard),
38	To keep the peace between both sides.
39	Pythagorus and Orpheus did present,
40	The sacred Pantheon in which the gods of all cities,
41	Of the Federation were to be honored,
42	The sacred cult of priests known as Flamens,
43	Would oversee the peace and the laws,
44	And the Senate would be the forum for representatives,
45	Of each of the cities.
46	King Anaxilas and the Simonites,
47	Agreed that his son who name was Junius (Aeneas),
48	Be the first Consul for the Graecians (Greeks),
49	While King Turnus also appointed his son,
50	Whose name was Titus as Consul for the Etruscans.
51	In the Great Age of the Ram,
52	Six hundred and ninety one years,
53	Since the dawn of the Great Age (509 BCE),
54	The sons of Remus (Sumer),
55	And the sons of Remulus (Sulumer),
56	Honored the wolf (Reuben),
57	That brought them together,
58	To form the eternal sacred Persian city of Rome (Rama),
59	Under the religion of Pythagorea and Mitra,
60	An eternal pledge to Persia,
61	As the protectors of the blood covenant (Mitra).

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