The Deluge Not a Myth
The Deluge Not a Myth
If we assume that the antiquity of man is as great, or even approximately as great, as Sir Charles Lyell and his followers affirm, the…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Dynasty
FIG. 22. ROYAL DIADEM OF THE CHEN DYNASTY. (From the San Li T'u.) † An interesting line of investigation might be opened up as to the…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Acculee
THESE MARKS O SHEW WHERE THE BOOTHIANS ERECT HUTS TO SLEEP IN ON THEIR JOURNAY TO ACCULEE MELVILLE PENINSULA LARGE RIVER ACCULEE FIG. 29…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Chinese
There is but a little step between carving the figure of a mammoth or horse, and using them as symbols. Multiply them, and you have the…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Mongols
Perched on an eminence, and based on solid rock, it may escape entombment, but more swiftly and more certainly will * "The work of…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Lenormant
M. Lenormant, upon the other hand, eliminating from the inquiry the great inundation of China in the reign of Yao, and some others, as…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Biblical
We have as data :- 1. The Biblical account. 2. That of Josephus. 3. The Babylonian. 4. The Hindu. 5. The Chinese. 6. The traditions of all…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Berosus
The tradition, however reverenced and faithfully preserved at first, would, under such circumstances, soon get mutilated and dwarfed. We…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Egyptian
Philologists at the same time declare that a similar inference may be drawn from the vast periods requisite for the divergence of different…
The Deluge Not a Myth: Canton
A typhoon which raged in Canton, Hongkong, and Macao on September 22, 1874, besides much other destruction, destroyed several thousand…
The Deluge Not a Myth: China
There has been much discussion as to whether the great inundation which occurred in China during the reign of Yao is identical with that of…
The Deluge Not a Myth: K'wan
But neither in the Bamboo Books nor in the Shu-king do we find that any local phenomena of importance occurred, with the exception of the…