It appears that the Chaldeans (Kaldai or Kaldi) were in the earliest times merely one out of many Cushite tribes inhabiting the great alluvial plain known afterwards as Chaldea or Babylonia. Their special seat was probably that southern portion of the country which is found to have so late retained the name of Chaldea. In process of time, as the Kaldi grew in power, their name gradually prevailed over those of the other tribes inhabiting the country; and by the era of the Jewish captivity it had begun to be used generally for all the inhabitants ofBabylonia. It appears that while, both in Assyria and in later Babylonia, the Shemitic type of speech prevailed for civil purposes, the ancient Cushite dialect was retained, as a learned language for scientific and religious literature. This is no doubt the "learning" and the "tongue" to which reference it made in the book of Daniel, (Daniel 1:4) The Chaldeans were really the learned class; they were priests, magicians or astronomers, and in the last of the three capacities they probably effected discoveries of great importance. In later times they seem to have degenerated into mere fortune-tellers.
Chaldean Numerology for Beginners: How Your Name and Birthday Reveal Your True Nature & Life Path
by Heather Alicia LaganLlewellyn Publications
Chaldean numerology paints a clear picture of you and your personal “blueprint”—your essence, talents, desires, lessons, and ideal directions for this lifetime. This introductory guide presents highly effective techniques for decoding the energetic vibrations and information held in names, birthdates, addresses, phone numbers, and much more.
Master Numerologist Heather Alicia Lagan has simplified Chaldean numerology, making it accessible, practical, and easy to use. In addition to providing the original meanings behind numbers and letters, Heather also offers detailed sample readings of three celebrities—Apolo Anton Ohno, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Drew Barrymore—to help you understand, share, and benefit from this treasury of ancient knowledge. Chaldean numerology offers guidance, inspirational and enlightening messages, and a framework for identifying and achieving goals.
Praise: “A brilliant contribution to Chaldean numerology.”—Leeya Brooke Thompson, author of The Wisdom of Sound and Number
Nineveh and Its Remains: With an Account of a Visit to The Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan, and The Yezidis, or Devil-Worshipers; and an Inquiry Into The Manners and Arts of
by Austen Henry LayardGorgias Pr Llc
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LEARN HOW TO SPEAK THE ANUNNAKI LANGUAGE: Comparison with Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Arabic, Hebrew, Aramaic, Phoenician, Chaldean, Hittite, Ugaritic, ... origin of our languages on Earth. Volume I)
by Maximillien de LafayetteTimes Square Press
Part1. Upload: 23 MB. A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions; one volume that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language, the same words and phrases they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. Ulema Al Bakr stated that it was used by the early human beings who lived in ancient Anatolia, on the Island of Arwad, in Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, and Mu. He added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
Ana'kh was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema, and later on to the Allamah. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
Maximillien de Lafayette's books are available in 2 formats: 1-Amazon Kindle edition at www.amazon.com 2-In paperback at www.lulu.com http://stores.lulu.com/maximilliendelafayette
Author's website: www.maximilliendelafayettebibliography.com Listen to his weekly radio show on the Internet: "Maximillien de Lafayette Show" at www.blogtalkradio.com Go to ARCHIVED
Part1. Upload: 23 MB. A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions; one volume that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language, the same words and phrases they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. Ulema Al Bakr stated that it was used by the early human beings who lived in ancient Anatolia, on the Island of Arwad, in Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, and Mu. He added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
Ana'kh was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema, and later on to the Allamah. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
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Ancient Chronology harmonized; or, the Perfect agreement of the true Biblical, Egyptian and Chaldean chronologies proved.
by Alonzo Bowen ChapinBritish Library, Historical Print Editions
Title: Ancient Chronology harmonized; or, the Perfect agreement of the true Biblical, Egyptian and Chaldean chronologies proved.
Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions
The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.
The HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST collection includes books from the British Library digitised by Microsoft. This collection reflects the changing perceptions of Western historians, travellers, traders, and others surveying the Middle East. Texts and first-person travelogues include illustrated volumes. Other works focus on the earlier history of Persian and Arabic areas of the world.
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British Library Chapin, Alonzo Bowen; 1838 16 p. ; 8º. 9006.f.18.
Iamblichus on the Mysteries of the Egyptians, Chaldeans, and Assyrians (Cambridge Library Collection - Spiritualism and Esoteric Knowlege)
by IamblichusCambridge University Press
This translation from the Greek by Thomas Taylor (1758-1835) was first published in 1821. Taylor's early writings and translations into English influenced such romantic poets as Blake, Coleridge and Keats. Iamblichus is thought to have been born in Syria in the middle of the third century and is regarded as one of the great Neoplatonist philosophers. He founded a school in which he taught 'white magic' or 'theurgy'; he sought to uncover the invisible side of nature and to give Man the means to effect the union of the divine spark with its parent-flame within him. In this work, divided into ten sections, he gives a complete canon of pagan religious thought and belief and explains their background. The Neoplatonist Porphyry's Letter to Anebo, in which he criticises religious rituals and practices, and Iamblichus' response to this criticism, and defence of these traditions, are included.
COMPARATIVE DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS OF 12 ANCIENT LANGUAGES: AKKADIAN-ENGLISH (English-Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Phoenician, ... Hittite, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic.)
by Maximillien de LafayetteTimes Square Press. New York. Berlin
COMPARATIVE DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS OF 12 ANCIENT LANGUAGES: AKKADIAN-ENGLISH This volume is for the Akkadian language (Akkadian-English) with words and vocabulary comparison with Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hittite, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic, when the same word and/or its origin, variants and derivation are similar in these multiple languages. It includes: Epistemology. Etymology. Terminology. History. Texts translation. Transliteration. Linguistic cross-references. In addition, it refers to a brief study of the history, culture and society of Akkadia throughout the ages.
This is Volume 1 from a set of 4: A most unique dictionary of the Akkadian language on many levels; mainly because of its comparison and analogy between Sumerian and 12 languages of the ancient world, such as, Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hittite, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic. Written by a scholar who has to his credits 600 published books, and 9 dictionaries on the languages of the Near East, Middle East, Asia Minor and Europe. The dictionary is in Latin script. Thousands of entries, definitions and epistemological explanation of the origin of the word, its derivation and variants in other languages. Abundance of photos, maps, illustrations and sketches.
This series by Maximillien de Lafayette consists of the following books: Akkadian-English Dictionary (4 Volumes) Sumerian-English Dictionary (4 Volumes) Assyrian-English Dictionary (3 Volumes) Aramaic-English Dictionary (2 Volumes) Hittite-English Dictionary (2 Volumes) Phoenician-Ugaritic-English Dictionary (1 Volume)
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COMPARATIVE DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS OF 12 ANCIENT LANGUAGES: AKKADIAN-ENGLISH This volume is for the Akkadian language (Akkadian-English) with words and vocabulary comparison with Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hittite, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic, when the same word and/or its origin, variants and derivation are similar in these multiple languages. It includes: Epistemology. Etymology. Terminology. History. Texts translation. Transliteration. Linguistic cross-references. In addition, it refers to a brief study of the history, culture and society of Akkadia throughout the ages.
This is Volume 1 from a set of 4: A most unique dictionary of the Akkadian language on many levels; mainly because of its comparison and analogy between Sumerian and 12 languages of the ancient world, such as, Akkadian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hittite, Aramaic, Syriac, Hebrew, Arabic. Written by a scholar who has to his credits 600 published books, and 9 dictionaries on the languages of the Near East, Middle East, Asia Minor and Europe. The dictionary is in Latin script. Thousands of entries, definitions and epistemological explanation of the origin of the word, its derivation and variants in other languages. Abundance of photos, maps, illustrations and sketches.
This series by Maximillien de Lafayette consists of the following books: Akkadian-English Dictionary (4 Volumes) Sumerian-English Dictionary (4 Volumes) Assyrian-English Dictionary (3 Volumes) Aramaic-English Dictionary (2 Volumes) Hittite-English Dictionary (2 Volumes) Phoenician-Ugaritic-English Dictionary (1 Volume)
Maximillien de Lafayette’s books are available in 2 formats: 1-Amazon Kindle edition at www.amazon.com 2-In paperback at www.lulu.com http://stores.lulu.com/maximilliendelafayette
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On the Mysteries of the Egyptians, Chaldeans and Assyrians
by IamblichusSema Institute
This volume, On the Mysteries, by Iamblichus (Abamun) is a unique form or scripture out of the Ancient Egyptian religious tradition. It is written in a form that is not usual or which is not usually found in the remnants of Ancient Egyptian scriptures. It is in the form of teacher and disciple, much like the Eastern scriptures such as Bhagavad Gita or the Upanishads. This form of writing may not have been necessary in Ancient times, because the format of teaching in Egypt was different prior to the conquest period by the Persians, Assyrians, Greeks and later the Romans. The question and answer format can be found but such extensive discourses and corrections of misunderstandings within the context of a teacher - disciple relationship is not usual. It therefore provides extensive insights into the times when it was written and the state of practice of Ancient Egyptian and other mystery religions. This has important implications for our times because we are today, as in the Greco-Roman period, also besieged with varied religions and new age philosophies as well as social strife and war. How can we understand our times and also make sense of the forest of spiritual traditions? How can we cut through the cacophony of religious fanaticism, and ignorance as well as misconceptions about the mysteries on the other in order to discover the true purpose of religion and the secret teachings that open up the mysteries of life and the way to enlightenment and immortality? This book, which comes to us from so long ago, offers us transcendental wisdom that applied to the world two thousand years ago as well as our world today.
LEARN HOW TO SPEAK THE ANUNNAKI LANGUAGE. Vol.2 B. Dictionary, Vocabulary, Conversation. (Comparison with Akkadian,Sumerian,Assyrian,Arabic, Hebrew,Aramaic,Phoenician,Chaldean,Hittite,Ugaritic, ... Babylonian.)
by Maximillien de LafayetteTimes Square Press. New York. Berlin
Part Volume 2B. Because the EXTREMELY LARGE FILE SIZE of volume two (50 MB), will not upload properly, we divide it into Volume2A, Volume 2 B, Volume 2C.
A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. Dictionary. Vocabulary. Conversation. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions, and one volume (V.4) that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. used by the Anunnaki and the early human beings who lived in Anatolia, Island of Arwad, Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, Mu. From added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
It was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
Maximillien de Lafayette's books are available in 2 formats: 1-Amazon Kindle edition at www.amazon.com 2-In paperback at www.lulu.com http://stores.lulu.com/maximilliendelafayette
Author's website: www.maximilliendelafayettebibliography.com Listen to his weekly radio show on the Internet: "Maximillien de Lafayette Show" at www.blogtalkradio.com Go to ARCHIVED
Part Volume 2B. Because the EXTREMELY LARGE FILE SIZE of volume two (50 MB), will not upload properly, we divide it into Volume2A, Volume 2 B, Volume 2C.
A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. Dictionary. Vocabulary. Conversation. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions, and one volume (V.4) that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. used by the Anunnaki and the early human beings who lived in Anatolia, Island of Arwad, Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, Mu. From added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
It was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
Maximillien de Lafayette's books are available in 2 formats: 1-Amazon Kindle edition at www.amazon.com 2-In paperback at www.lulu.com http://stores.lulu.com/maximilliendelafayette
Author's website: www.maximilliendelafayettebibliography.com Listen to his weekly radio show on the Internet: "Maximillien de Lafayette Show" at www.blogtalkradio.com Go to ARCHIVED
LEARN HOW TO SPEAK THE ANUNNAKI LANGUAGE. Vol.2C. Dictionary, Vocabulary, Conversation. (Comparison with Akkadian,Sumerian,Assyrian,Arabic, Hebrew,Aramaic,Phoenician,Chaldean,Hittite,Ugaritic, ... Babylonian. Volume 2C)
by Maximillien de LafayetteTimes Square Press. New York. Berlin
Part Volume 2C. Because the EXTREMELY LARGE FILE SIZE of volume two (50 MB), will not upload properly, we divide it into Volume2A, Volume 2 B, Volume 2C.
A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. Dictionary. Vocabulary. Conversation. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions, and one volume (V.4) that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. used by the Anunnaki and the early human beings who lived in Anatolia, Island of Arwad, Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, Mu. From added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
It was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
Maximillien de Lafayette's books are available in 2 formats: 1-Amazon Kindle edition at www.amazon.com 2-In paperback at www.lulu.com http://stores.lulu.com/maximilliendelafayette
Author's website: www.maximilliendelafayettebibliography.com Listen to his weekly radio show on the Internet: "Maximillien de Lafayette Show" at www.blogtalkradio.com Go to ARCHIVED
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A WORLD PREMIERE EVENT. Dictionary. Vocabulary. Conversation. For the first time in philology's history, and chronicles of civilizations of the ancient world, Maximillien de Lafayette, a world renowned expert linguist (Ancient Languages) provides us with the first lexicon/thesaurus/dictionary of the Anunnaki and Ulemite languages. This book is a treasure.
It consists of a set of 3 volumes of vocabulary and words definitions, and one volume (V.4) that teaches you Anunnaki Language-Conversation; the same language they used to speak to the first human species. This unique work consists of definitions of words, etymology, epistemology, the study and linguistic investigation of the derivation and origin of the ancient Middle and Near East languages, Semitic and non-Semitic languages and dialects, including, but not limited to Old Babylonian, Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Hittite, Arabic, etc. It also provides a very engaging and extremely interesting Ana'kh Conversation Section, encompassing sentences, phrases, colorful phraseology as used on Earth by the Anunnaki, and as recorded by the Enlightened Anunnaki-Ulema. YES! You will be able for the first time in your life to speak the terrestrial and extraterrestrial languages of the Anunnaki and Igigi.
Ana'kh is the language of the Anunnaki who descended on ancient Turkey, Mesopotamia, and Phoenicia according to the Ulema. It is of an extraterrestrial origin. used by the Anunnaki and the early human beings who lived in Anatolia, Island of Arwad, Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Ugarit, Amrit, Mu. From added that from the Ana'kh derived the primitive languages of the Near East and the Middle East.
It was never made public. It remained a secret language known only to the Ulema. It sounds Semitic, because of its phonetics. But it is "not Semitic at all", said Ulema Ghandar Gupta. It has no grammar, but it has an extremely rich vocabulary and an abundance of metaphoric expressions. A considerable number of Akkadian and Sumerian words that appeared in the Sumerian/Akkadian/Chaldean Epic of Creation and the Bible derived from Ana'kh. Around 569 A.D., a group of Ulema (Munawareen) in the Near East (Non-Islamic scholars) compiled an extensive list of Ana'kh words and phrases. In 625, A.D., two leading figures of the Ulema brotherhood wrote the Book of Ramadosh; a compilation of Ana'kh terminology, a lexicon, and Kiraats (Readings). Ulema AL Bakr stated that the Ulema are not member of a religious group. They are neither Muslim nor members of any organized religion. In fact, they were persecuted by the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and were expelled from the Arab Peninsula. They found refuge in Cyprus and Marseille. But the honorable Ulema was quick to point out that the early Sufi masters, poets and Sufi trance dancers were Ulema. He added that Ulema should not be confused with the Islamic Ulema who teach Islamic law, or with the Allamah who were the leading Islamic figures of science and letters in medieval times. Farid Tayarah, an Ulema himself, and a former head of a Masonic Lodge stated that the Ana'kh was used during Masonic sessions and services. He added that a considerable number of Masonic words and expressions are pure Ana'kh, especially those words referring to levels and degrees in Freemasonry, and initiation ceremonies.
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