The Towers And Temples of Ancient Ireland Their Origin And History Discussed Fr
The Towers And Temples of Ancient Ireland Their Origin And History Discussed Fr
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He proceeds (p. 409) " I am much mistaken, if some dissention on these points did not prevail at Babel itself; and I think there is reason for believing, that the altercation between the rival sects aided the confusion of languages in producing the dispersion. . . . The former (the followers of Scythism), from the object of their worship, were called Lingajas or adorers of the male principle : the latter, similarly from the object of their veneration, were denominated Yonijas or adorers of the ...female principle. A furious contest ensued between them ; and the Lingajas were defeated in battle. " As the combatants in this bloody war are supposed by some to have comprised all the inhabitants of the earth at the time, I look upon it as the foundation of the legends, of which we read respecting the wars of the Gods and Giants, and of the Greeks and Centaurs also. The Confusion of Tongues and the scattering of Nations were probably simultaneous with this war of the sexes ; and the result was the utter extinction of all the knowledge of the ancients save only such distorted vestiges as were preserved in the " mysteries.
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He proceeds (p. 409) " I am much mistaken, if some dissention on these points did not prevail at Babel itself; and I think there is reason for believing, that the altercation between the rival sects aided the confusion of languages in producing the dispersion. . . . The former (the followers of Scythism), from the object of their worship, were called Lingajas or adorers of the male principle : the latter, similarly from the object of their veneration, were denominated Yonijas or adorers of the ...female principle. A furious contest ensued between them ; and the Lingajas were defeated in battle. " As the combatants in this bloody war are supposed by some to have comprised all the inhabitants of the earth at the time, I look upon it as the foundation of the legends, of which we read respecting the wars of the Gods and Giants, and of the Greeks and Centaurs also. The Confusion of Tongues and the scattering of Nations were probably simultaneous with this war of the sexes ; and the result was the utter extinction of all the knowledge of the ancients save only such distorted vestiges as were preserved in the " mysteries.
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