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The Phoenician Origin of Britons, Scots and Anglo-Saxons
by Lawrence Austine Waddell
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- Chapter 11. Who Were the Picts? Disclosing their Non-Aryan Racial Nature and Affinity with Matriarchist Van, Wan or Fein Dwarfs and as the aborigines of Britain in Stone Age
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- Prehistoric "Cup Markings" on Circles, Rocks in Britain and Circles on Ancient Briton Coins and Monuments as Invocations to Sun-Gos in Sumerian Circle Script by Early Hitto-Phoenicians Disclosing Decipherment and Translations of prehistoric Briton inscriptions by identical Cup-marks on Hitto-Sumerian seals and Trojan amulets with explanatory Sumer script; and Hitto-Sumer Origin of god-names "Jahveh" or Jove, Indra, "Indri"-Thor of Goths. "St. Andrew," Earth-goddess "Maia" or May, "Three Fates or Sibyls" etc., and of English names and signs of Numerals
- Chapter 19. "Sun-Worship" and Bel-Fire Rites in Early Britain Derived From the Phoenicians Disclosing Phoenician Origin of Solar Emblems on pre-Christian monuments in Britain, on pre-Roman Briton Coins, and of "Deazil" or Sunwise direction and Horse-shoe for Luck, etc., & John-the-Baptist as Aryan Sun Fire priest
- Chapter 20. Sun Cross of Hitto-Phoenicians is Origin of Pre-Christian Cross on Briton Coins and Monuments and of "Celtic" and "True" Cross in Christianity Disclosing Catti, "Hitt-ite" or Gothic Origin of "Celtic" or Runic Cross, Fiery Cross, Red Cross of St. George, Swastika and "Spectacles," Crosses on Early Briton Coins, etc., and introduction of True Cross into Christianity by the Goths; and ancient "Brito-Gothic" Hymns to the Sun ... pp. 289-314.
- Chapter 21. Saint Andrew as Patron Saint with His "Cross" Incorporates Hitto-Sumerian Father-God Indara, Indra or Gothic "Indri"-Thor and His Hammer Introduced into Early Britain by Gothic Phoenicians Disclosing pre-Christian worship of Andrew in Early Britain and Hittite Origin of Crosses
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on Union Jack and Scandinavian Ensigns; Unicorn and Cymric Goat as sacred Goat of Indara; Goat as rebus for "Goth"; and St. Andrew as an Aryan Phoenician ... pp. 315-337.
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