Lebor Clann Glas

1

1	Within twelve hundred and forty 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 E-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 descendants 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 vigilant,
22	Guarding mankind,
23	From the will of the gods.

2

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.
11	A jewel of fine work.
12	The Araba (Arabs),
13	Now of the old lands of the Ubaid,
14	Who called themselves sag-giga,
15	Did build many cities.
16	Each to a God of their names.
17	Each with a king and a priest
18	Some versed,
19	In the knowledge of the ancients.

3

1	Upon the Isles,
2	Of the great goddesses of Brid,
3	Did flourish new villages and trade.
4	Many a novice spending time,
5	In the mountains of the ancient Queens.
6	Even upon the Sacred Isle,
7	Change had come.
8	The Council redeemed,
9	From the trials of ESUS,
10	To bring forth knowledge,
11	And wisdom To man.

4

1	The gods of the heavens,
2	Restless in intent,
3	Had not yet spared,
4	Fire nor dust,
5	Death nor ash,
6	From the realm of man.
7	For upon a night came,
8	Twelve hundred and seventy five years (3145 BCE),
9	From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull,
10	The God Raven,
11	In the night sky,
12	The omen of doom,
13	No brighter had been such sign.

5

1	The Holly men,
2	Had foretold this day would come,
3	And did divine its Arrival.
4	The Holly, adorned now with white skull caps,
5	Ones who sounds out judgments,
6	With a rod and robes,
7	Did warn the kings of impending,
8	Doom upon their land.
9	To the kings of the fertile lands of the east,
10	The Holly did come.
11	But the kings did ignore their omen.
12	To the Kings of the Indus lands,
13	The Holly did come.
14	And the kings did heed their woe.
15	And did build great stores and,
16	Pens for all manner of beast.
17	To the kings of the north of the Great Inland sea,
18	The Holly did come.
19	But none would listen.
20	To the kings of the South and the serpent river,
21	The Holly spoke,
22	And they did head the warnings of the gods,
23	And did build mighty stores and walls.

6

1	Brighter, brighter,
2	The god did come.
3	Men of short memory,
4	Did ignore it.
5	Some even spoken as a good omen,
6	The men of MOT.
7	Relishing chaos,
8	The pleasure of gods,
9	And the superior man.

7

1	In the year, twelve hundred and eighty years (3140 BCE),
2	From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull,
3	In the southern sky,
4	Beyond the horizon,
5	It was told,
6	To the east of the great lands,
7	Of the black people,
8	Was an island kingdom,
9	There the gods did cleave the land.
10	Not one life.
11	Not one living thing spared.
12	And further still to the South and East,
13	The gods did cleave,
14	Great lands and islands,
15	So that no living thing,
16	Did remain.
17	To the north,
18	The east, the west,
19	And south,
20	The Earth did shake.
21	Buildings did fall,
22	And rivers rise,
23	The seas bubbled,
24	And burst the shore.

8

1	Then within one cycle of YAH(EL),
2	The blackness came.
3	So dark it blotted all the gods,
4	So thick, it choked the air.
5	Crops withered and died.
6	Animals gave up the ghost.
7	And people returned to savages.

9

1	The power King Is-rae-lu of Ebla,
2	A poet of skill,
3	Had pleaded upon the signs,
4	That the Holly help all races.
5	Though he passed before the time,
6	His words were not forgotten.
7	For fifty cycles of Aun,
8	The finest poets of the Cuileann,
9	Did devise,
10	A great song of wisdom,
11	The law of laws,
12	Of wise kings,
13	And counsel,
14	Of property and citizenry,
15	Of trade and honor.

10

1	It was to the son of King Is-rae-lu of Ebla,
2	The poets did first sing.
3	King Da-ud-um (David),
4	A poet of some note.
5	Upon hearing,
6	The Historic cycle of poems,
7	King Da-ud-um did offer,
8	His greatest architect and smith,
9	Ka-sha-lu (Kothar),
10	To accompany the Holly on their journey.
11	The Holly agreed.
12	For the name of Kothar Preceeded him,
13	A man of high skill,
14	Even the art of science and craft.
15	Upon hearing the poem for himself,
16	Kothar did declare before his end,
17	Man will stand without fear,
18	For he determine his destiny.
19	He did then shave his skull,
20	Adorning a skull cap,
21	In the manner of the Holly,
22	And did shave his beard,
23	To a weave upon his chin.

11

1	The Holly did depart to the lands,
2	To the Kings of the Indus,
3	Whereupon they did proclaim,
4	Here is abundance greater than gold,
5	The wheel of Kothar,
6	Of brick and craft,
7	And to the poems of the law.
8	For we shall built a mighty civilization,
9	Upon these pillars.
10	And the Holly shall be known,
11	As The Bra(h)man,
12	The Ones who sound out (Bra),
13	Carrying the stick of the divine (man).
14	And Kothar himself they did honor,
15	As a god amongst the Bra(h)man.
16	They named him Krishna,
17	Which means savior of mankind.

12

1	To the lands of Šumeru they did travel,
2	And their new name as the Bra(h)man,
3	Did precede them.
4	There, the kings and people,
5	Who had survived the great floods,
6	Did rejoice and proclaimed,
7	That they would take the wisdom of the Bra(h)man,
8	And the gifts of Kothar (Krishna),
9	A civilization greater than all before.

13

1	In the year, thirteen hundred cycles of AUN (3120 BCE),
2	From the dawning of the Great Age of the Bull,
3	And ten cycles after the great Darkness had begun.
4	To the new lands of the Sahar,
5	And the serpent river,
6	Did Kothar (Krishna) come.
7	Upon hearing the poems of law,
8	And the wonders of science of Kothar,
9	Exiles of Sahar did rejoice,
10	And proclaimed,
11	Kothar, living god,
12	Your name shall become,
13	KA-MAT (NAR-MAR) the MAN-ES (Great man),
14	The God who unified the lands,
15	And heals the river.
16	Here we shall build with your wisdom,
17	The greatest culture of all of mankind.

14

1	Kothar did stay a while in these lands,
2	Of the Aegyptus (Egyptians).
3	So when he did the time to depart,
4	All the nation were in mourning.
5	For their living god,
6	Who united them Was departing.
7	Kothar promised within ten cycles of AUN,
8	He would return.
9	Then did he depart to an ancient isle of the goddesses Brid.
10	Upon arriving on the ancient Isle of Brid,
11	His fame had preceded him.
12	Overjoyed, the people did proclaim,
13	Him E-SUS returned.
14	Upon this day our land is yours,
15	We shall name our Isle Kaftor,
16	Which was their way of his name,
17	An Isle we know today as Krete.

15

1	Kothar did agree to stay.
2	And upon reflecting upon,
3	The same lands as the triple goddesses,
4	Did declare that all men,
5	Do die and be reborn,
6	That a life honoring Bra(h)man Law,
7	The most ancient Holly Ones.
8	A man might be immortal,
9	That all men have but one father,
10	He called PE-TAH (PETER).

16

1	With his vision he did return,
2	To his second new home Aegyptus.
3	And upon the serpent river,
4	Did architect a mighty capital,
5	In honor of the father of all things,
6	PE-TAH (PETER/PTAH),
7	HAT-KA-PETAH,
8	Home of the KA (soul) of Ptah,
9	Known as Memphis.

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