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The Edfu text tells us that they were NOT from Egypt but that they were the survivors from an Island in the West that was destroyed by a flood....Basically Atlantis.
Originally posted by Hanslune
The Edfu text tells us that they were NOT from Egypt but that they were the survivors from an Island in the West that was destroyed by a flood....Basically Atlantis.
Would you be so kind as to link to that portion of the Edfu texts which says that?
In summation, a catastrophe occurred which darkened the sun and disturbed the gods, but Thoth led them across the sea to an eastern country [Egypt]. Thoth is depicted as the "controller of the Flood," (Leyden Papyrus) and the Theban Recension includes the Island of Fire in the Flood story. (Papyrus of Ani, Chap. CLXXV) Thus it appears that Thoth was once the ruler of an Island Kingdom beyond the western horizon before the Egyptian priests turned him into a god. The question therefore is: Was the Egyptian Tehuti-Thoth originally a migrant from Atlantis, and did he once rule as a king there?
Originally posted by Zander2533
I think we should discuss relationships between ancient Egyptians and ancient Nubians, not whether Egyptians were black or white, again I state they are mixed. But it doesn't really matter, what they really were is humans, just like any of us here...
In summation, a catastrophe occurred which darkened the sun and disturbed the gods, but Thoth led them across the sea to an eastern country [Egypt]. Thoth is depicted as the "controller of the Flood," (Leyden Papyrus) and the Theban Recension includes the Island of Fire in the Flood story. (Papyrus of Ani, Chap. CLXXV) Thus it appears that Thoth was once the ruler of an Island Kingdom beyond the western horizon before the Egyptian priests turned him into a god. The question therefore is: Was the Egyptian Tehuti-Thoth originally a migrant from Atlantis, and did he once rule as a king there?
The question therefore is: Was the Egyptian Tehuti-Thoth originally a migrant from Atlantis, and did he once rule as a king there?
The Leyden papyrus X (P. Leyden X) is a papyrus codex written in Greek at about the end of the 3rd century A.D
The Papyrus of Ani is a papyrus manuscript written in cursive hieroglyphs and illustrated with color miniatures created in the 19th dynasty of the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt (1250 BC)
Originally posted by Parta
jelinkova isn't fringe
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Parta
jelinkova isn't fringe
E. A. E. Jelinkova? Is she saying that they came from Atlantis?
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
Please quote where they say that. Or is that your interpretation?
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
Please quote where they say that. Or is that your interpretation?
quote where they say what? do you say the primeval mound isn't in nun? do you say neserser isn't nun? or that the circles of re were not built for him by those that live in neserser? and that they flooded? or that nun is okeanos? or that atlantis is on okeanos or more accurately the flooded plain [lake] of atlas? or that okeanos isn't the atlantic. this is pretty basic stuff
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
Please quote where they say that. Or is that your interpretation?
quote where they say what? do you say the primeval mound isn't in nun? do you say neserser isn't nun? or that the circles of re were not built for him by those that live in neserser? and that they flooded? or that nun is okeanos? or that atlantis is on okeanos or more accurately the flooded plain [lake] of atlas? or that okeanos isn't the atlantic. this is pretty basic stuff
Nope, I'm saying a story about a mound isn't evidence for Atlantis
Please quote the words in CONTEXT that state they said this and it means what you are stating - that shouldn't be hard now should it?
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
Please quote where they say that. Or is that your interpretation?
quote where they say what? do you say the primeval mound isn't in nun? do you say neserser isn't nun? or that the circles of re were not built for him by those that live in neserser? and that they flooded? or that nun is okeanos? or that atlantis is on okeanos or more accurately the flooded plain [lake] of atlas? or that okeanos isn't the atlantic. this is pretty basic stuff
Nope, I'm saying a story about a mound isn't evidence for Atlantis
Please quote the words in CONTEXT that state they said this and it means what you are stating - that shouldn't be hard now should it?
still don't get it. which part. the story isn't mound centric its lake centric but since you've never read it or any other text this is a bit useless neh?
you have no idea about any atlantis stories do you from your schpeel about the atlantic ocean and the pillars of hercules.
read something from before plato eh? read anything actually.
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Parta
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
Please quote where they say that. Or is that your interpretation?
quote where they say what? do you say the primeval mound isn't in nun? do you say neserser isn't nun? or that the circles of re were not built for him by those that live in neserser? and that they flooded? or that nun is okeanos? or that atlantis is on okeanos or more accurately the flooded plain [lake] of atlas? or that okeanos isn't the atlantic. this is pretty basic stuff
Nope, I'm saying a story about a mound isn't evidence for Atlantis
Please quote the words in CONTEXT that state they said this and it means what you are stating - that shouldn't be hard now should it?
still don't get it. which part. the story isn't mound centric its lake centric but since you've never read it or any other text this is a bit useless neh?
you have no idea about any atlantis stories do you from your schpeel about the atlantic ocean and the pillars of hercules.
read something from before plato eh? read anything actually.
LOL, so Parta reality has come up and slapped you in a face. You should have not problem providing the quotes from the person you brought up. Why can't you do that?
We know YOU believe it is Atlantis and that belief and 4 bucks will buy you a bowl of soup. What I'm interested in is your source clearing stating and in CONTEXT that they believed an Egyptian myth is Atlantis.
Please backpeddle some more
hans:This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable;
hans:pillars of hercules clearly at gibratar.
Herodotus, Histories
“Herakles, driving the cattle of Geryones . . . Geryones lived west of the Pontos, settled in the island called by the Greeks Erytheia, on the shore of Okeanos near Gadeira, outside the pillars of Herakles.”
“Leaving the lovely lake of Okeanos, Helios (the Sun) leapt upwards into the brazen sky, bringing light.”
and
When you have sailed [from the island of Aiaia] through the river Okeanos, you will see before you a narrow strand and groves that are Persephone’s . . . then beach the vessel beside deep-eddying Okeanos and pass on foot to the dank domains of Haides.”
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by Parta
LOL Parta you are so predictable
This thread is about, 'The Relationship between The Nubian & Ancient Egyptians'
Again, as you always do you try to bring up your pet theory about Atlantis being in a lake in Central Europe
Its off topic and did you actually post quotes I made from another thread in this one? (very weird)
You want to talk about all this stuff - again, fine start another thread, you can call it 'Parta's vision of Atlantis in a lake'
Oh but it was fun to make you back down on your claims, as aways
Start another thread Parta
Originally posted by Parta
hans:This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable;
the original text says
"This power came forth out of the pelagos of atlas, for in those days the pelagos was navigable."
later it says
"Your country paused at-some-time a power carrying simultaneously a dual arrogance upon all of Europe and Asia after stirring-up the outback from headquarters in the pelagos of atlas."
at perseus.tufts you find that a definition of pelagos is a plain flooded by fresh water ie a lake
perseus
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by Parta
hans:This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable;
the original text says
"This power came forth out of the pelagos of atlas, for in those days the pelagos was navigable."
later it says
"Your country paused at-some-time a power carrying simultaneously a dual arrogance upon all of Europe and Asia after stirring-up the outback from headquarters in the pelagos of atlas."
at perseus.tufts you find that a definition of pelagos is a plain flooded by fresh water ie a lake
perseus
Interesting.
I suppose, then, that the Greeks considered the Mediterreanean to be a flooded plain, else why did they refer to the Aegean Sea as the Aigaion pelagos?
No, "pelagos" is a term meaning the high seas, navigable, deep ocean waters.
Harte