PREFACE

Plate Index

Table Index

Paragraph Index

CHAPTER I
ANCIENT ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORIES AND ALMANAC DEVICES AND TRADITIONS
Sections I - III

Section I. General
Summary and conclusions
Section II. Accessory
Section III. Detailed technical description of plates

CHAPTER II
THE EVIDENCES OF SCIENTIFIC ORIGINS IN ANCIENT EGYPT.
Sections I - III

Section I. Geometrical metrology and dynastology
summary and conclusions
Section II. The origins of greek geometry and astronomy
Section III. Description of plates

CHAPTER III
THE ELEMENTS OF ANCIENT GRAVITATIONAL ASTRONOMY.
Sections I - III

Section I. The pyramid’s external definition of the earth and its orbit
summary and conclusions
Section II. Pyramid measures and details, and subsidence distortion
Section III. Details concerning plates

CHAPTER IV

THE ANCIENT SCIENCE OF CHRONOLOGY: ITS ORIGIN AND PURPOSE.
Sections I - III

Section I. The astronomical ephemeris intact, and the literary frag­ments of its application
summary and conclusions
Section II. Precession, the zodiac and orbital movement
Section III. Description of plates

CHAPTER V
THE CHRONOGRAPH OF HISTORY
Section I - III

Section Ia. The synchronous history of egypt, babylon, assyria, and israel
tables and annotations
Section Ib. The messianic age of the ancient prophecies
Section Ic. “The consummation”
Section I. Summary and conclusions
(A) The probabilities of the co-ordination
(B) The facts of the co-ordination
Section II. The chronology of our lord’s life and the harmony of the gospels
Section IIa. The date of the nativity
Section IIb. The duration of our lord’s ministry
Section IIc. The month-day and the week-day of the crucifixion
Section III. Details concerning plates

APPENDIX I.
The egyptian king lists

APPENDIX II.
Data relating to the evolution of fictitious systems of chronology in
the king lists of the ancient egyptians

INDEX OF AUTHORS AND AUTHORITIES GENERAL INDEX

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