¶ I. ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING THE SOLAR YEAR.

¶ 2. STONEHENGE TEMPLE OBSERVATORY AND ALMANAC CIRCLE.

¶3. OTHER BRITISH CIRCLES AND ALIGNMENTS

¶4. ALIGNMENTS IN BRITTANY AND ELSEWHERE.

¶5. THE SEA ROUTE—WESTERN ASIA AND EGYPT TO BRITAIN.

¶ 6. FOLKLORE AND TRADITION.

¶ 7. CONCLUSIONS FROM RECENT DISCOVERIES.

¶ 8. THE ORIGINAL IDEA ADOPTED BY THE MEGALITHIC BUILDERS.

¶ 9. THE ANCIENT SUNDIAL OF THE SEASONS.

¶ 10. THE REFLECTING SURFACES OF THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZEH.

¶ 11. THE REFLECTED RAYS TRANSFORMED INTO VISIBLE EFFECT.

¶12. THE GREAT PYRAMID’S NOON REFLEXIONS. Plates V, VI, VII, VIII, and X.¹

¶ 13. THE PYRAMID’S PRECISE DEFINITION OF SUMMER LIMITS.

¶14. THE PYRAMID’S EQUINOCTIAL NOON REFLEXIONS.

¶ 15. THE PYRAMID’S DEFINITION OF WINTER.

¶ 16. THE PYRAMID’S WINTER SHADOWS (Plates VII and VIII)

¶ 17. THE TEMPLE OF RAMESSU II AT ABU SIMBEL.

¶ 18. THE PYRAMID’S STRUCTURAL CORRECTION FOR REFLEXIONS.

¶19. THE EXTENT OF THE STRUCTURAL CORRECTION.

¶ 20. NOON SHADOW AND STRUCTURAL CORRECTION.

¶ 21. THE GREAT PYRAMID’S ANNUAL MESSAGE TO THE DELTA.

¶ 22. THE GREAT PYRAMID’S PART IN ORGANISING CULTIVATION IN THE DELTA.

¶ 23. THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CALENDAR.

¶ 24. THE FIXED CALENDAR YEAR OF EARLY EGYPT. Plates IX, X, and XI.

¶ 25. THE FESTIVAL OF THE DEAD.

¶ 26. OSIRIS AND THE FESTIVAL OF THE DEAD: ISIS AND THE GREAT PYRAMID

¶ 27. THE GREAT PYRAMID NOT AN INSTITUTION OF EGYPTIAN RELIGION.

¶ 28. THE TRADITIONAL ORIGIN OF THE FESTIVAL OF THE DEAD.

¶ 29. HATHOR AND “THE DESTRUCTION OF MANKIND.”

¶ 30. THE EARLIEST KNOWN EXAMPLE OF THE ALMANAC TRADITION

¶31. THE CYCLES OF THE INTERCALATED CALENDAR YEAR.

¶ 32. THE CYCLIC SERIES OF THE 721 YEARS’ PERIOD.

¶ 33. OTHER AUXILIARY CYCLES.

¶ 34. THE SED FESTIVAL AND THE SEP TEP SED FESTIVAL.

¶35. THE RITES OF THE SED FESTIVAL.

¶36. THE RENEWAL OF THE KING

¶37. THE EPOCHS AND CYCLES OF GENESIS.

¶38. THE CYCLE OF THE HOUSE OF ENOCH.

¶39. THE EPOCH OF ENOCH AND THE EPOCH OF ABRAM.

¶40. THE CALENDAR YEAR OF GENESIS.

¶41. CONCLUSIONS CONCERNING ORIGINS.

¶42. CONCLUSIONS CONCERNING THE TRADITIONAL CATASTROPHE AND ITS ANNIVERSARY.

¶43. CONCLUSIONS CONCERNING THE FIXED CALENDAR YEAR OF EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT.

¶44. CONCLUSIONS CONCERNING THE CALENDAR CYCLES AND THEIR ORIGIN.

¶45. PYRAMID REFLEXIONS AND SHADOWS ; TEMPLE ALIGNMENTS; AND
ALIGNMENTS OF MEGALITHIC MONUMENTS.

¶46. IS THE PYRAMID A GRAPHICAL EXPRESSION OF NATURAL LAW?

¶47. THE PYRAMID DESIGNER’S KNOWLEDGE OF ORBITAL MOTIONS.

¶ 48. THE XVIIITH DYNASTY VAGUE CALENDAR YEAR.

¶ 49. THE VAGUE CALENDAR YEAR FROM 6th CENTURY B.C. I TO 3RD CENTURY A.D.

¶ 50. BETWEEN DYNASTY XVIII AND THE 6th CENTURY B.C.

¶ 51. EVIDENCE POINTING TO TWO REVISIONS.

¶ 52. THE EFFECT OF THE REVISIONS.

¶ 53. THE ASSUMPTIONS COMMONLY MADE.

¶ 54. THE FIXED YEAR OF PERIOD DYNASTIES VI TO XII.

¶ 55 THE XIITH DYNASTY RECORD OF THE HELIACAL RISING OF SIRIUS.

¶ 56. THE MONTH NAME REVISIONS FROM DYNASTY XII TO 6TH CENTURY B.C

¶ 57. THE MONTH NAME REVISIONS FROM DYNASTY XII TO 6TH CENTURY B.C

¶ 58. THE XXTH DYNASTY CELESTIAL OR SOTHIC CALENDAR.

¶ 59. THE PTOLEMAIC CELESTIAL OR SOTHIC CALENDAR.

¶ 60. THE NUMERICAL DETAILS OF THE PTOLEMAIC FESTIVAL.

¶ 61. THE HYKSOS CALENDAR RECORD OF AN INTERCALARY CYCLE.

¶ 62. EARLY EGYPTIAN EXAMPLES OF . ”THE ALMANAC TRADITION"

¶ 63. THE ESTABLISHING OF THE VAGUE YEAR.

¶64............ FRONTISPIECE. UPPER PERSPECTIVE VIEW. RESTORATION OF THE PYRAMIDS AND TEMPLES OF GIZEH PLATEAU.

¶65............ PLATE I. PLAN OF STONEHENGE. EARTH CIRCLE STONE CIRCLE AND OUTER

¶ 66........... PLATE II. Plate IIa PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF STONEHENGE AT TIME OF SUNRISE OF SUMMER SOLSTICE, 1680 B.C.

¶ 67........... PLATE III. MAP OF THE NILE DELTA.

¶ 68.......... PLATE IV. MAP OF THE PYRAMIDS, TOMBS AND TEMPLES ON THE PLATEAU OF GIZEH; and MERIDIAN SECTION THROUGH THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶ 69........... PLATE V. THE NOON REFLEXIONS OF THE SUMMER HALF OF THE YEAR, i.e. during the period between the Vernal Equinox and the following Autumnal Equinox.

¶ 70.......... PLATE VI. NOON REFLEXIONS AT THE SUMMER SOLSTICE.

¶71........... PLATE VII. PYRAMID NOON REFLEXIONS AND SHADOWS.

¶ 72.......... PLATE VIII. PYRAMID NOON REFLEXIONS AND SHADOWS.

¶ 73........... PLATE IX. CHART SHOWING THE SEASONAL PHENOMENA AND ACTIVITIES OF THE SOLAR YEAR IN ANCIENT EGYPT COMPARED WITH THE SEASONAL PHENOMENA AND ACTIVITIES OF THE EARLY EGYPTIAN CALENDAR YEAR COMPILED FROM THE DATED RECORDS OF THE PERIOD OF DYNASTIES VI TO XII.

¶ 73a. NILE FLOW AND HELIACAL RISING OF SIRIUS.

¶ 73b. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR.

¶ 73c. THE DISTANT QUARRYING PERIODS.

¶ 73d. IRRIGATION, SOWING, HARVEST, ETC.

¶ 73e. GRAPHS OF YEAR’S ACTIVITIES.

¶ 73f. THE INDEPENDENT GRAPHS.

¶73g COLUMN (1), XIIth DYNASTY FLAX HARVEST CALENDAR DATING.

¶ 73h. COLUMN (1), XIIth DYNASTY HOT SEASON RECORD IN SINAI.

¶74. .......PLATE X. CHART OF LIMITS OF EARLY EGYPTIAN INTERCALATED CALENDAR YEAR, EGYPTIAN SEASONS, AND GREAT PYRAMID NOON REFLEXION AND SHADOW PHENOMENA STATED WITH REFERENCE TO THE MODERN (GREGORIAN) MONTHS.

¶ 75. PLATE XI. RECORDS OF THE PERIOD OF DYNASTIES VI TO XII OF DISTANT QUARRYING EXPEDITIONS TO THE QUARRIES AT WADY HAMMAMAT AND HAT NUB, AND TO THE MINES AND QUARRIES OF SINAI.

¶ 75a. THE NILE TRANSPORTATION RECORD OF UNA.

¶ 75b. THE SEASON OF UNA’S ARRIVAL AT MEMPHIS.

¶ 75c. DEVIATIONS FROM UNA’S NARRATIVE.

¶75d. LOCAL AND DISTANT QUARRYING.

¶ 76. ........ PLATE XII. THE GEOMETRY OF THE GREAT PYRAMID’S NOON REFLEXIONS AND SHADOWS.

¶76a. THE FUNCTIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC DUST.

¶76b. CONDITIONS GOVERNING REFLECTED BEAMS BECOMING VISIBLE.

¶77. THE SYSTEM OF MEASURES OF THE MEGALITHIC BUILDERS.

¶ 78. THE AREA OF STONEHENGE CIRCLE.

¶79. THE SOLAR YEAR AND THE AROURA.

¶80. THE ORIGIN OF THE AROURA

¶81. THE ORIGINAL LINEAR UNIT AND THE ORIGIN OF THE COMMON CUBIT.

¶82. THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SYSTEM OF MEASURES.

¶83. THE SYSTEM OF LINEAR UNITS.

¶84. THE SACRED HEBREW CUBIT.

¶85. THE FOOT OR SACRED HALF-CUBIT OF 12½ INCHES.

¶86. THE RELATION BETWEEN ANCIENT AND MODERN BRITISH MEASURES.

¶87. THE MEDIEVAL ENGLISH PROCESS OF COMPROMISE.

¶ 88. THE EGYPTIAN METROLOGICAL EVIDENCE.

¶ 89. THE GREEK SYSTEM OF MEASURES DERIVED FROM EGYPT.

¶ 90. THE ROMAN SYSTEM OF MEASURES.

¶ 91. ANCIENT RECORDS OF AN EGYPTIAN PYRAMID OF MEASURES.

¶ 92. THE FICTITIOUS PYRAMID DYNASTOLOGY OF THE EGYPTIANS.

¶ 93- EGYPTIAN KING LISTS DEFINE THE STANDARD PYRAMID.

¶ 94. EGYPTIAN KING LISTS DEFINE THE STANDARD UNIT.

¶ 95. THE ORIGINAL OLD CHRONICLE OF EGYPT.

¶ 96. THE MYSTERY OF MANETHO’S 113 GENERATIONS.

¶ 97 THE VERSION OF CASTOR.

¶ 98. THE SQUARE CIRCUIT OF 29,220.

¶ 99. THE 35th COURSE OF THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶ 100. THE DYNASTOLOGICAL STANDARD PYRAMID THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶ 101. THE DIMENSIONS OF THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶ 102. A PRECESSIONAL CONSTANT ?

¶ 103. THE EARLY KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING PRECESSION.

¶104. SYNCELLUS AND THE OLD CHRONICLE ON THE PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES.

¶ 105. HOW THE DURATION OF 36,525 YEARS WAS IDENTIFIED AS PERIOD OF PRECESSION.

¶ 106. PERIOD OF PRECESSION ALWAYS NUMERICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH BASE OF GREAT PYRAMID.

¶ 107. “PYRAMID” THE GRECIANISED FORM OF “URIM-MIDDIN“—” LIGHTS-MEASURES.” HEBREW

¶108. THE PYRAMID OF THE DYNASTOLOGICAL LISTS AND OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

¶ 109. THE SECRET HOUSE OF THE SAITE RECENSION

¶110. COPTIC CHRISTIANITY AND “ THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.”

¶111. COPTIC TRADITION AND THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶112. THE SOURCE OF COPTIC TRADITIONS.

¶ 113. PREVIOUS CONCLUSIONS AND NEW DATA.

¶ 114. A POLAR DIAMETER INCH. — ACCIDENT OR INTENTION.

¶115. THE PRIMARY METROLOGICAL SYSTEM.

¶ 116. THE SECONDARY METROLOGICAL SYSTEM.

¶ 117. THE GREAT PYRAMID’S EXTERIOR.

¶ 118. THE EGYPTIAN KING LISTS DEFINE THE GREAT PYRAMID.

¶119. THE KNOWLEDGE IN THE KING LISTS AND THE LACK OF UNDERSTANDING.

¶120. THE SUGGESTED LINES OF FURTHER INQUIRY.

¶121. THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES OF ORIENTAL CULTS.

¶122. KNOWLEDGE PRESERVED AS A MYSTERY: UNDERSTANDING LOST.

¶123. THE SUPPRESSION OF LEARNING.

¶124. STATE-CONTROL IN ANCIENT EGYPT.

¶125. THE DISTORTION OF KNOWLEDGE LEGALISED.

¶126. THE PARTIAL UNVEILING OF THE MYSTERIES OF EGYPT.

¶127. THE HELLENIZING OF EGYPT. 7th CENTURY B.C. TO 7TH CENTURY A.D.

¶128. THE SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST IN GREEK PRESENTATION OF SCIENCE.

¶129. THE LEARNED EVASIONS OF PYTHAGORAS.

¶130. THE LOST ART OF NUMERICAL AND GEOMETRICAL EVALUATION.

¶131. BODE’S LAW.

¶132. THE SOURCE OF THE PYTHAGOREAN THEORY THAT “ALL THINGS ARE NUMBERS.”

¶133. THE QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE RELATIONS OF EGYPTIAN AND GREEK KNOWLEDGE.

¶134. GREEK MEASURES AND SCIENCE CONTEMPORANEOUSLY FROM EGYPT.

¶135........ PLATE XIII. EQUAL AREAS.

¶136........ PLATE XIV. GEOMETRICAL ANALOGY.

¶137........ PLATE XV. COMPARISON OF ANCIENT SCALES OF MEASUREMENT.

¶ 138......... PLATE XVI. CHART SHOWING THE GEOMETRICAL, ASTRONOMICAL, AND NUMERICAL BASES OF THE FICTITIOUS CHRONOLOGIES OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN KING LISTS.

¶ 139......... PLATE XVII. DIAGRAMMATIC REPRESENTATION OF PROFESSOR PETRIE’S-RECONSTRUCTION, AND OF THE NEW RECONSTRUCTION, OF THE GREAT PYRAMID FROM PETRIE’S SURVEY.

¶ 140........ PLATE XVIII. DIAGRAMMATIC PERSPECTIVE VIEW, ILLUSTRATING FEATURES OF GREAT PYRAMID’S CORE MASONRY.

The Great Pyramid: It's Divine Message
Table of Contents
Plate Index
Table Index
Paragraph Index
Chapter I	Section I
	Section II
	Section III
Chapter II	Section I
	Section II
	Section III
Chapter III	Section I
	Section II
	Section III
Chapter IV	Section I
	Section II
	Section III
Chapter V	Section IA
	Section IB
	Section IC
	Summary
	(A)
	(B)
	(C)
	Section IIA
	Section IIB
	Section IIIC
	Section III
Appendix I
Appendix II