Sacred mysteries among the Mayas and the Quiches, 11,500 years ago ; their relation to the sacred mysteries of Egypt, Greece, Chaldea and India; Free Masonry in times anterior to the Temple of Solomon (1909)
Le Plongeon, Augustus, 1826-1908 · New York : Robert Macoy · leaf 165
Lamat A-ha-u Heb Kanaan cib Lam-a-tithat is literally: He-water-Basin turn abundant fluid submerge the land. Freely translated, The Master of the basin of water turns it: abundant fluid sub-merges the land. A glance at the illustration will suffice to show that the interpre-tation is correct. In my… … sign. As to the sieve, it is called, by the natives ofthat country, Mayab. Mayab was, in past ages,one of the names of the peninsula. The crownof Lower Egypt ^ , is precisely that worn bycertain chieftains, \^—i whose portraits we see inthe bas-reliefs at j/v^ Chichen-Itza. There thepeak was worn…
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