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- The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading
Introduction
Inaugurating our new translation effort, we deliver you interesting texts from Greek literature, making them accessible across the world. This is an excerpt from the introduction at ISIS and OSIRIS of Plutarch by George Raptis. An astonishing theory! Greeceandworld.blogspot.com
The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading.
We shall confine ourselves to this general introduction to the project "ISIS and OSIRIS " handsomely to throw our opinions (because the complete and thorough analysis is a matter of a separate history book). Thus: 1. The name of the ancient country of Egypt is Greek and has its paternity in Greek mythology. Egypt (Aegyptus) was son Velos and Anghinoe, a descendant of Poseidon and Livia, twin brother of Danaos.Etymologically, the word is probably complex composed by the words + which means something like stretched Aegean as an extension of the sea on the African continent remnants of its bottom is the enormous desert with sand and shells (as referred by Plutarch). 2. Many of the names of the first Pharaohs have etymological affinity or resemble to Greek names, especially Minis or Menes or Men who took the initiative (according to the Egyptian tradition recorded by historian Manetho) to unify Upper and Lower Egypt, into a people that possessed productivity and resourcefulness in the valley of the Nile, but lacked political instinct. The consolidation is referred to have taken place around 3200 to 3000 BC and is associated with the military conquest and political maneuvering of Menes, who built the city of Memphis on the strategic spot where the Nile splits and forms the Delta. The word Menes leads to Minos of Crete, the Minotaur and the labyrinth that architectural and construction exist in Egypt.
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- The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading
Etymologically also the word Pharaoh can be linked with the Greek word =Pharos (name of the island initially at the shearwater of the gulf of Alexandria which is mentioned by Plutarch and Homer- and which at the Alexandrian era was joined to the mainland due to silting.) Word that is comes from /phaos= light to designate the enlightened ruler. 3. A number of cities (Thebes, Heliopolis, Apollonopolis, Hermopolis, Heracleopolis etc.) undoubtedly have names of the Greek Gods. The word Israel (determinative of the chosen people of God), which means the one that looks to God, has an etymological affinity with the Greek language. The first synthetic Is- means vision, knowledge and the other two (ra-, el) are referring to the names of RA and Helios (Sun), since God is the Helios (Sun of justice). So Israel is "the people who know God Ra, the Sun," deified in all known religions of the East in antiquity. The word Israel might have also been suffered the adventures of Istanbul, ie to be a corruption of the phrase "rushes the Sun Ra=Israel ( -) just like (is tin polin=gr. to the city) became Istanbul.
- The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading
light and perhaps with solar energy. Ancient pyramids exist in prehistoric Greece, famous is the pyramid of Taygetos (see picture below) in Arcadia and in other parts of the world to America. 4. The river Nile from right to left is read Elin = El(l)in = = Hellene. Maybe it is the river that the Greeks (Hellenes) first sailed from its estuaries to its sources. The Greeks Cretans pioneers in their exploratory voyages, creating trunk mounds in its nearly flat stream making the reverse floating possible, as it is currently the in the Panama Canal. Or perhaps the river Nile was described as a large tube, as it crosses a vast expanse of 7000 kilometers. 5. Aswan, the point with the highest waterfall of the river Nile, is read Nawsa (gr. = ) . Etymologically in Greek, the word indicates a place with lots of water produced from the verb =flow. Both Naoussa in Northern Greece and Aswan are places known for their waterfalls. In Mesopotamia also the city A(s)wan lies on the banks of the River Tigris. Namely in places with existence of many waters, we have cities named Naoussa (Nawsa) in Greece and Aswan in Egypt and Mesopotamia (Nawsa=Aswan). Does etymologically to the Egyptian language, the word Aswan mean anything? 6. The Suez Canal, by the same logic, is read Zeus (Zeus=Suez). 7. Port Said is the Port Dias= = =Zeus. Perhaps the Almighty King "of gods and mortals", at an unspecified time in centuries, or his immigrant believers, immortalized the passage or the conquest of the region by naming the area (and worshiping him as Ammon Zeus) to Egypt. Then again, it was to the left to right reading of the Arabs in both naval and commercial centers (Zeus and Dias) that existed at both ends of the Suez canal. 8. The city Serbal (Serbal-lambres= ) is related to a unique monument- a glow that illuminates only during the equinoxes the sign of the base of a hidden statue of the god, with metaphysical message. 9. The city Serib (Serib=Bires= (beer)) until now is the largest brewing center. Aristotle records that "Greeks get drunk with wine and the Egyptians with beer " Plutarch relates the discovery of beer to Dionysus (who is identified with Osiris in Egypt) from the plenty of barley that is produced naturally in the alluvial soil of the Nile valley. 10. The city of Thebes - (plural) is the region with the many burials. From right to left reading is Hades hence the cemetery or the place of the
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- The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading
dead. Maybe corrupted in pronunciation is the oasis Siwa or Siva1, where the archaeologist Soulvatzi is looking for the tomb of Alexander the Great. Moreover Thebe in ancient Greek means pothole.
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- The Greek (Hellenic) roots of the civilization of Egypt and the theory of the right to left reading
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