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The aim of the World
Ages Archive.com is to provide an extensive web-based reference
source for the study of the various ground breaking fields of
ancient chronological revisionism, catastrophism, and the
Afrocentric discourse.
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/time/timeline.htm
This is a timeline which gives the history of sacred texts, as
well as a few other relevant events ( not all of the dates
in this timeline are accurate; some are entirely conjectural.)
Dating
our Past
More and more mathematics is used in the social sciences like
economics, psychology, sociology, demography, social epidemiology
and criminology.
Not surprisingly, mathematics is also trying to make its
contribution in history, where it addresses a very serious problem
of reliability of the accounts of historical events. How can we be
sure that the historical events that we learn about in school or
from books really took place? Maybe some of them are simply fairy
tales that, because of some mysterious circumstances, are considered
now to be historical facts.
Mathematics
of the Past
Since my early childhood, I have been inspired and excited by
ancient and medieval history. I also have a good memory, which
allows me to remember historical events, dates, names, and related
details. So, after reading many history books, I analysed and
compared the information and, little by little, I began to feel
that there was something wrong with the dates of antiquity. There
were too many discrepancies and contradictions that could not be
explained within the framework of traditional chronology.
Ancient Wisdom
 http://ancient-wisdom.com
Index of Ancient Sites, Anomalous Artefacts,
Prehistoric Sciences, Palaeolithic Wisdom, Archaeoastronomy, The
Living Earth, and more...
http://classics.mit.edu/
The Internet Classics Archive. Select from a list of 441 works
of classical literature by 59 different authors, including
user-driven commentary and "reader's choice" Web sites.
Mainly Greco-Roman works (some Chinese and Persian), all in
English translation.
Velikovsky's
"In the Beginning"
Series of articles Immanuel Velikovsky dealing with things like
"The Hebrew Cosmogony" to "Astronomical Knowledge
Before the Deluge" to "The Worship of Saturn".
Nostradamus Online :: World War III
Prophecies Revealed >>
www.Norse-Myths.com
Norse mythology resource site.
Creation/Flood
Myths of the World
Various the Creation myths of several ancient
peoples from the Norsemen to the Egyptians. In most ancient civilizations there can be found a
flood legend, with the flood being of such enormous proportions that
it is believed to have covered the whole Earth.
Bible
Mysteries
Bible Mysteries contains lectures dedicated to the task of
verifying Biblical accounts of history. The lectures cover such
topics as the existence of the Ark of the Covenant, Sodom &
Gomorrah, the Tower of Babel, amongst other things.
Friesian School
The essays at this site, addressing many philosophical,
historical, scientific, religious, economic, legal, and political
issues, range from the fully annotated and technical to more
informal and discursive discussions, often originally written for
undergraduate classes. Many items therefore should be intelligible
to those not familiar with all the arcana of academic philosophy,
or with academic philosophy at all. This is done deliberately,
since the trend, by which philosophy has obscured and esotericized
itself and mostly dropped out of popular and literate culture,
should be resisted. Work of a similar range, with the appropriate
philosophical orientation and grounding, is acceptable and
desired.
Meru Foundation
The Meru Project is based on 30 years of research by Stan Tenen
into the origin and nature of the Hebrew alphabet, and the
mathematical structure underlying the sequence of letters of the
Hebrew text of Genesis.
"We have discovered an extraordinary and unexpected geometric
metaphor in the letter sequence of B’reshit (the Hebrew text of
Genesis), a text which underlies and is held in common by the
spiritual traditions of the ancient world. This metaphor models
embryonic growth and self-organization. It applies to all whole
systems, including those as seemingly diverse as meditational
practices and the mathematics fundamental to physics and
cosmology."
http://www.questbooks.net/index.cfm
Quest Books, Theosophical Publishing House
http://www.sacred-texts.com/
This site is a freely available non-profit archive of
electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore,
and occult and esoteric topics. Texts are presented in English
translation and, in some cases, in the original language.
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The Sacred Texts CD-ROM contains
the full text of over 500 books and articles, including
translations of all major scriptures of each world
religion. Many texts are also provided in the original
language, including the Bible (Greek, Latin, Hebrew),
Qur'an (Arabic), and the Rig Veda (Sanskrit), as well as
the Latin versions of many classical texts.
The CD can be used on any PC or Macintosh with a
standard web browser.
There are over 11,000 separate files on the CD,
totaling 230 megabytes, the equivalent of about 100,000
printed pages of text. All of the texts on the CD have
been verified to be in the public domain. Each index page
on the CD-ROM has a link to the equivalent page at sacred
texts, so you can check for new material.
Special CD-ROM bonuses
The CD-ROM has bonus material not available at the website
for space reasons: it's like the 'directors cut'! Included
are:
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The text of all of Shakespeares' plays and poems,
including both modern and First Folio editions.
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Texts by historically important philosphers;
including books by Berkeley, Descartes, Emerson,
Epictetus, Hegel, Hobbes, Hume, Kant, Leibniz, John
Stuart Mill, Nietzsche, Blaise Pascal, Plato,
Thoreau, and Voltaire, and others.
Contents:
AFRICA Fetichism in West Africa; R.H. Nassau * Notes
on the Folklore of the Fjort; R.E. Dennett * Folk Stories
from Southern Nigeria; E. Dayrell * Hausa Folk-Lore; M.
Shaihua, R.S. Rattray * Jamaica Anansi Stories; M.W.
Beckwith * At the Back of the Black Man's Mind; R. E.
Dennett * Myths and Legends of the Bantu; A. Werner * J.J.
WILLIAMS: Psychic Phenomena of Jamaica; * Voodoo and
Obeahs * South-African Folk-Tales; J.A. Honeÿ * Specimens
of Bushmen Folklore; Bleek & Lloyd *Woman's Mysteries
of a Primitive People; D.A. Talbot * Xhosa Folk-Tales; G.M.
Theal * Yoruba-Speaking Peoples; A.B. Ellis ALCHEMY
Triumphal Chariot of Antimony; Basil Valentine * Golden
Chain of Homer *Emerald Tablet of Hermes * Glory of the
World * Six Keys of Eudoxus * Freher's Process in the
Philosophical Work * The Golden Tractate of Hermes
Trismegistus * Hermetic Arcanum * Concerning the
Philosophical Stone * Testament of Cremer * Remonstration
of Nature * Glory of the World * Golden Tract * Tract of
Great Price * Hermetic Museum; A.E. Waite * Hortulanus
Commentary on the Emerald Tablet * Stone of the
Philosophers; E. Kelly * Mary the Prophetess * Alchemical
Mass * Mirror of Alchemy * PARACELSUS: Coelum
philosophorum * Treasure of Treasures for Alchemists; *
Book Concerning The Tincture Of The Philosophers * The
Aurora of the philosophers * On the Philadelphian Gold *
Tract on the Tincture and Oil of Antimony; Roger Bacon *
Alchemical Catechism * Turba Philosophorum AMERICANA
Pow-wows or, Long Lost Friend; J.G. Hohman ANCIENT NEAR
EAST Adapa and the Food of Life, R.W. Rogers * Legends
of Babylonia and Egypt; Leonard W. King * Enuma Elish;
Leonard W. King * Babylonian Story of the Deluge and the
Epic of Gilgamish; E.A.W. Budge * The Code of Hammurabi;
L.W. King * Descent Of The Goddess Ishtar Into The Lower
World; M. Jastrow * The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria;
T.G. Pinches * The Seven Evil Spirits, R.C. Thompson AGE
OF REASON CLARENCE DARROW: Absurdities of the Bible *
Facing Life Fearlessly * On Religion * Why I Am An
Agnostic * Charles Darwin: Voyage of the Beagle; * The
Descent of Man * Origin of Species * TOM PAINE: The Age Of
Reason; * An Essay On Dream * Biblical Blasphemy *
Examination Of The Prophecies; * MARK TWAIN: Letters From
The Earth; * The War Prayer * What Is Man; ATLANTIS
IGNATIUS DONNELLY: Atlantis the Antediluvian World *
Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel * The Story of
Atlantis; W. Scott-Elliot * Vril, The Power of the Coming
Race; E. Bulwer-Lytton AUSTRALIA K. LANGLOH PARKER:
Australian Legendary Tales; * The Euahlayi Tribe * Native
Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; B. Spencer
* Australian Legends; C.W. Peck * Some Myths and Legends
of the Australian Aborigines; W.E. Thomas BIBLE The
King James Version Bible * Greek New Testament * Jewish
Publication Society Bible * Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) voweled
and unvoweled * The Vulgate (Latin) Bible BUDDHISM
Buddhism in Tibet; E. Schlaginteweit * Buddhism in
Translations; H.C. Warren * Buddha, The Gospel; Paul Carus
* Buddha, The Word * Dialogues of the Buddha (The Dîgha-Nikâya);
T.W. Rhys Davids * Gleanings In Buddha Fields; Lafcadio
Hearn * The Lotus Sutra; H. Kern * Manual of Zen Buddhism;
D.T. Suzuki * Religion of the Samurai; K. Nukariya *
Dhammapada; F. Max Müller * Buddhist Suttas; T.W. Rhys
Davids * Buddhist Mahâyâna Texts; E.B Cowell, Max Müller,
and J. Takakusu * Book of Tea; Kakuzo Okakura CONFUCIANISM
Art of War; Lionel Giles * JAMES LEGGE: Confucian Analects
* Great Learning * The Doctrine of the Mean * Lî Kî *
Mencius CHRISTIANITY Second Helvetic Confession *
Apocrypha * Apostles' Creed * Athanasian Creed *
Confessions, Saint Augustine * Baltimore Catechism *
Pilgrim's Progress, John Bunyan * Unitarian Christianity,
William Ellery Channing * DANTE: Divine Comedy (English,
Italian) * Writings of the Early Church Fathers *
Heidelberg Catechism * The Corpus Hermeticum, G.R.S. Mead
* MARTIN LUTHER: 95 Theses * Three Walls Of The Romanists
* Of The Matters To Be Considered In The Councils *
Respecting The Reformation Of The Christian Estate *
Christ's Holy Sufferings * Enemies of the Cross of Christ
* Christ Our Great High Priest * The Large Catechism *
Twofold Use of the Law & Gospel: Letter & Spirit *
Of The Office of Preaching * Small Catechism * The Parable
of the Sower * On Faith & Coming to Christ * The Wheat
& The Tares * Book of Martyrs, John Foxe * Paradise
Lost and Regained, John Milton * Liturgy of the Reformed
Churches of the Netherlands * Church Order (Reformed
Churches of the Netherlands) * Nicene Creed * Shaker
Compendium, F.W. Evans * Synod of Dordrecht * Gospel of
Thomas * Westminster Shorter Catechism * Westminster
Larger Catechism * The Westminster Confession of Faith CLASSICS
AESCHYLUS: Agamemnon * The Choephori * Eumenides * The
Persians * Prometheus Bound * The Seven Against Thebes *
The Suppliants * The Fables, Aesop * The Age of Fable,
Thomas Bulfinch * Hymn To Demeter * On the Nature of
Things, Lucretius * HESIOD: The Theogony * Works and Days
* HOMER AND HOMERICA: Iliad * Odyssey * The Aethiopis *
The Cypria *Fragments of the Epic Cycle * The Battle of
Frogs and Mice * Homeric Fragments * Contest of Homer and
Hesiod * The Homeric Hymns * The Sack of Ilium * The
Little Iliad * The Returns and The Telegony * OVID: Amores,
Ars Amatoria, Remedia Amoris, Medicamina Faciei Femineae *
The Metamorphoses * The Sayricon, Petronius * PLATO:
Charmides, Or Temperance * Cratylus * Critias * Crito *
Euthydemus * Euthyphro * Gorgias * Ion * Laches * Laws *
Lysis * Meno * Parmenides * Phaedo * Phaedrus * Philebus *
Protagoras * Republic * Seventh Letter * Sophist *
Statesman * Symposium * Theaetetus * Timaeus * Poems Of
Sappho * Sibylline Oracles * VIRGIL: Aeneid * Eclogues *
Georgics EGYPT E.A.W. BUDGE: Egyptian Book of the
Dead * History of Creation * Legend of the Destruction of
Mankind * Legend of Horus of Behutet * Hymn to Osiris and
a Legend of the Origin of Horus * Legend of Ptah
Nefer-Hetep and the Princess of Bekhten * Legend of Ra and
Isis ESOTERIC Calls of Enoch * Principia Discrodia
* Temporary Autonomous Zone, Hakim Bey * Book of the
Damned, Charles Fort * Sixth and Seventh Book of Moses HINDUISM
Rig Veda (English, Sanskrit) * The Upanishads, M. Müller
* Atharva-Veda * Samaveda * The Yajur Veda * Ramayana and
Mahabharata, R. Dutt * Bhagavad-Gita * Laws of Manu *
Sanskrit Dictionary * Dharma Sutras * Songs of Kabîr *
Gitanjali, Tagore, W. B. Yeats * A Vedic Reader, A.A.
Macdonell * The Yoga Sutras, Patanjali I CHING I
Ching. J. Legge ISLAM, SUFIISM The Gulistan of
Sa'di * Manual of Hadith * Teachings of Hafiz * Kasîdah
of Hâjî Abdû El-Yezdî, Burton * Rubayyat of Omar
Khayyam * Masanavi of Rumi * Mishkat al-Anwar, al-Ghazzali
* Mystics of Islam, R.A. Nicholson * Qur'an, E.H. Palmer *
Qur'an, M.M. Pickthall * Transliterated Arabic Qur'an *
Alchemy of Happiness, Al-Ghazzali JAINISM Akaranga
Sutra * Kalpa Sutra JUDAISM Reform Judaism-A
Centenary Perspective * Reform Judaism-1885 * Jewish
Articles of Faith * The Columbus Platform: Guiding
Principles Of Reform Judaism * Siphra Dtzenioutha: Book of
Concealed Mystery, M.M. Mathers * Hebraic Literature:
Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and Kabbala, M.H.
Harris * Introduction to The Kabbalah Unveiled, S.L.M.
Mathers * Maimonides: Ani Maamin - I believe... * Midrash
Tanhuma * Studies in Judaism-The Dogmas of Judaism,
Solomon Schechter * Reconstructionist Judaism-The Thirteen
(13) Wants, M. Kaplan MORMONISM Book of Mormon *
Mormon Doctrine & Covenants * Articles of Faith of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints * Pearl of
Great Price (Mormon) NATIVE AMERICAN Rig Veda
Americanus, D. Brinton * Myths and Legends of California
and the Old Southwest, K.B. Judson * , A.L. KROEBER:
Religion of the Indians of California * Indiam Myths of
South Central California * J. MOONEY: Myths of the
Cherokee * Sacred Formulas of the Cherokee * Cherokee Ball
Play * The Soul of the Indian, C. Eastman * Traditions of
the Hopi, H.R. Voth * DE GAMBOA: The Shepherd And The
Daughter Of The Sun * Viracocha And The Coming Of The
Incas * Death Of Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui * The Festival of
The Sun * Three Inca Prayers, P.A. Means * The Code of
Handsome Lake, the Seneca Prophet, A.C. Parker * The
Iroquois Book of Rites, H.E. Hale * Indian Why Stories, F.
Linderman * L. SPENCE: The Myths of Mexico and Peru * The
Popul Vuh, L. Spence * The Dîné: Origin Myths of the
Navaho Indians, A. O'Bryan * Old Indian Legends, Zitkala-Sa
* Myths and Legends of the Sioux, M. L. McLaughlin * Many
Swans: Sun Myth of the North American Indians, A. Lowell *
Tales of the North American Indians, S. Thompson * The
Walam Olum * RUTH BUNZEL: Zuñi Origin Myths * Zuñi
Ritual Poetry * Introduction to Zuñ Ceremonialism Ruth *
F.H. CUSHING: Outline of Zuñi Mytho-Sociologic
Organization * Zuñi Fetiches * Remarks on Shamanism *
Form * Corn Raising * Clowns, Priests, and Festivals of
the Kâ'-kâ * Creation and the Origin of Corn * Zuñi
Folk Tales SAGAS AND LEGENDS Beowulf (Anglo-Saxon,
English) * The Complete Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Poetry * The
Thousand and One Nights, Burton * Celtic Fairy Tales, J.
Jacobs * AUGUSTA GREGORY Cuchulain of Muirtheme * Visions
and Beliefs in the West of Ireland * Gods and Fighting Men
* The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries, W.Y. Evans Wentz *
Fairy Legends and Traditions, T.C. Croker * Irish Fairy
Tales, J. Stephens * More Celtic Fairy Tales, J. Jacobs *
Myths and Folklore of Ireland, J. Curtain * Myths and
Legends of the Celtic Race, T. Rolleston * The Welsh Fairy
Book, W. J. Thomas * Britsh Goblins, Wirt Sikes * The Lay
of the Cid * DETROYES: Cliges * Erec et Enide * The High
History of the Holy Graal * The Cattle-Raid of Cooley (Táin
Bó Cúalnge) * Grimm's Household Tales * Heimskringla or
The Chronicle of the Kings of Norway, Snorri Sturlson *
Heroic Romances of Ireland, A.H. Leahy * Kalevala (English
and Finnish), Elias Lönnrot * The Thousand and One
Nights, A. Lang * Mabinogion, Charlotte Guest * Le Morte
d'Arthur, Thomas Malory * The Nibelungenlied * The Story
of Burnt Njal * The Volsunga Saga, William Morris and
Eirikr Magnusson * The Poetic Edda * The Prose Edda,
Snorri Sturlson * The Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus *
The Shahnama, Firdausi OAHSPE Oahspe, J.B.
Newbrough PACIFIC Polynesian Mythology, G. Grey *
W.D. WESTERVELT: Legends of Maui * Hawaiian Legends of
Ghosts and Ghost-Gods * Hawaiian Legends of Old Honolulu *
Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes * The Kumulipo, A Hawaiian
Creation Chant, Martha W. Beckwith * Maori Religion and
Mythology, E. Shortland PAGANISM, WICCA Aradia, or
the Gospel of the Witches, C. G. Leland * Golden Bough,
James Frazer * Dæmonologie, King James the First * The
Key of Solomon, S.L.M. Mathers * Malleus Maleficarum *
Veil of Isis or Mysteries of the Druids, W.W. Reade *
Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft, Walter Scott * Witch
Cult in Western Europe, Margaret Murray PHILOSOPHY
A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge,
Berkeley * The Discourse of Rene Descartes, Descartes *
EMERSON: An Address, July 15, 1838 * The American Scholar
* The Conduct of Life * The Conservative * English Traits
* Essays * Lecture On The Times * Literary Ethics * Man
The Reformer * The Method of Nature * Nature; Adresses,
and Lectures * Representative Men * The Transcendalist *
Uncollected Prose * The Young American * The Discourses,
Epictetus * Science of Logic, Hegel * Leviathan, Hobbes *
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Hume * KANT:
The Critique of Judgement * The Critique of Practical
Reason * The Critique of Pure Reason * Fundamental
Principles of the Metaphysic of Morals * Introduction to
the Metaphysic of Morals * The Metaphysical Elements of
Ethics * The Science of Right * The Monadology, Leibniz *
Communist Manifesto, Marx * J.S. MILL: On Liberty *
Representative Government * Utilitarianism * The
Subjection of Women * Thus Spake Zarathustra, Nietzsche *
The Provincial Letters, Pascal * Pensees, Pascal *
THOREAU: Civil Disobedience * Life Without Principle * A
Plea for Captain John Brown * Slavery in Massachusetts *
Walden, or Life in the Woods * Candide, Voltaire *
Vindication of the Rights of Women, Mary Wollstonecraft PIRI
RE'IS Piri Re'is Map SHAMANISM Animism, G.W.
Gilmore * Shamanism in Siberia, M. A. Czaplicka * Shaman,
Saiva and Sufi, R.O. Winstedt SHINTO L.HEARN: In
Ghostly Japan * Japan, An Attempt at Interpretation *
Kwaidan * The Kojiki, B.H. Chamberlain * The Nihongi, W.G.
Ashton * The Yengishiki SIKHISM Shri Guru Granth
Sahib * The Sikh Religion Vol. 1, M.A. MacAuliffe SHAKESPEARE
Complete Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare (Modern
and First Folio versions) TAOISM The Texts of
Taoism, J. Legge * Tao Te Ching, James Legge * T'ai-Shang
Kan-Ying P'ien, Teitaro Suzuki and Paul Carus * Taoist
Teachings Translated from the Book of Lieh-Tzü, L. Giles TAROT
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, A.E. Waite THEOSOPHY
The Secret Doctrine, H. P. Blavatsky TIMELINE
Timeline: Origin of World Religions, J.B.Hare * Timeline:
Sacred Texts, J.B.Hare WOMEN, GODDESSES Clothed
With The Sun, Anna Bonus Kingsford * The Woman's Bible,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton * Woman and the New Race, Margaret
Sanger ZOROASTRIANISM The Vendîdâd * Pahlavi
Texts, E.W. West * Khorda Avesta, James Darmesteter *
Dadestan-i Denig, E.W. West * Menog-i Khrad, E.W. West *
Avesta Fragments, L.H. Mills * Visperad, L.H. Mills *
Yasna, L.H. Mills |
