| Ptolemaios Soter, (ruler of Egypt 323-283 BCE) | | | | accumulated knowledge of the time in the name of |
| started the building of the library of Alexandria. It | | | | Yahweh. The remains of the library that survived the |
| was destined to be the greatest library ever for | | | | Christian mobs have been destroyed in the name of |
| several hundred years. He also built the temple of the | | | | Allah. |
| Muses from which the word 'museum' derives. His | | | | According to other sources, the great library, or the |
| intention was to gather the world's most important | | | | remains of it, was destroyed in 640 CE by Amr, the |
| scrolls under the same roof, and translate them to | | | | leader of the Islamic forces that attacked and took |
| Greek. | | | | Egypt, after the command of Caliph Omar. |
| The Library deserves some thoughts by any one | | | | On the question of Amr, on what to do with the |
| who appreciates any kind of written records, but also | | | | books of the great library, Caliph Omar is supposed |
| because it has been the greatest lost of knowledge, | | | | to have answered that the books should be |
| ever. It was under the protection of all the Kings and | | | | destroyed because: They will either contradict the |
| Queens of the Ptolemaic dynasty, and was | | | | Koran, in which case they are heresy, or they will |
| continually expanding. | | | | agree with it, so they are superfluous. Then the |
| The library is believed to have stored 400,000 to | | | | documents are supposed to have been used as |
| 700,000 parchment scrolls. Beside the head library | | | | tinder in the bathhouse for several months! Among |
| building, the temple Serapis, located in another part of | | | | the treasury books lost during the burning of the |
| the city, was used as a library too, housing about | | | | royal library, were most of the 42 books of |
| some 10% of the total holdings. There is no real | | | | Instructions, or the 42 Books of Thoth (Hermes |
| agreement about the time of the destruction of the | | | | Trismegistos), as they are better known. Some of |
| library, although all references agree that it was | | | | them described how to attain "immortality", among |
| burnt, probably at several occasions. According to | | | | other themes. |
| Plutarchos, (47-127 CE), the library was destroyed in | | | | In order to establish the great importance of the |
| 47-48 BCE by Julius Caesar. If this is true, it might | | | | library and its contribution to human development, we |
| have been only partly destroyed since there is | | | | present a list of some of the philosophers and |
| evidence of the library's existence after that. | | | | scientists who had been working at, or represented |
| The destruction has probably taken place at several | | | | in the great library. Without doubt, the great lost of |
| occasions during the fanatic sweep ordered by | | | | knowledge has neutralized human development |
| Christian emperors and executed by Christian bishops | | | | enormously. |
| and mobs. The destruction was later completed by | | | | Anaximander (ca 610-547 BCE) said that "the Earth is |
| the Moslems. The library's motto, The place of the | | | | like a globe and it is orbiting the Sun." While |
| cure of the soul, was not approved by the Bible, | | | | Anaximander could freely express his opinion, the |
| neither by the Koran. | | | | Catholic Church imprisoned and burned at the stake |
| 381 CE. Emperor Flavius Theodosius (378-395 CE) | | | | the philosopher, mathematician and astronomer |
| outlawed visits to the old temples. Public talks on | | | | Giordano Bruno, some two thousand years later! He |
| religious matters were no longer allowed. He ordered | | | | too believed that Earth was orbiting the Sun. |
| the destruction of all pagan temples and the | | | | According to the Catholic Church, he had also |
| extermination of thousands of non-Christians in the | | | | erroneous opinions about the Trinity and about |
| whole Roman Empire. In Egypt the task was | | | | Christ's divinity and Incarnation. How could Earth orbit |
| assigned to the Patriarch of Alexandria Theophilus | | | | the Sun? Wasn't it against the will of the Catholic |
| (385-412 CE) and in Cyprus to bishop of Salamis, | | | | Church? |
| Epiphanius (315 - 403 CE). Both launched a program | | | | Pythagoras (580-520 BCE), not only accepted the |
| of heavy persecutions against non-Christians. No place | | | | teachings of Anaximander, he was also teaching |
| of worship remained, no stone upon another, no | | | | about the discoveries of this great man. |
| philosophers opposing the new religion. | | | | Plato (427-347) BCE (several dates exist) was a |
| At that time, around 391 CE, the temple of Serapis | | | | philosopher who founded the Academy, the first |
| was converted to a Christian church and the | | | | university in Athens (388 BCE) that flourished for |
| parchments therein were probably destroyed. | | | | over 900 years. The Academy was closed after |
| Laurence Gardner says about Theophilus in The Lost | | | | order from the Christian Roman Emperor Justinian in |
| Secrets of the Sacred Ark, p. 89: Led by the | | | | 529 CE. Plato was, like Socrates and Aristoteles, |
| Roman-appointed Bishop Theophilus, they marched | | | | devoted to philosophy and science and ideas about |
| upon the Serapeum, where the collection was held in | | | | moral. The reasons for closing down were that the |
| the great Library of Alexandria, and razed it to the | | | | ideas of the Academy were in conflict with the |
| ground in order to clear the field for the doctrines of | | | | dogmas of Yahweh! |
| new Church-approved literature. In this regard, Rome | | | | Empedokles (494-434 BCE) said that the moon is |
| was said to have crucified the serpent of wisdom, | | | | orbiting the Earth and the moon "had no light of its |
| just as Jesus (a purveyor of that wisdom) had been | | | | own" but it is "borrowed." |
| crucified by the same establishment. Theodosius has | | | | Demokretos (460-370 BCE) about the dark marks on |
| secured a place in the history books as one of the | | | | the moon: "They are the shadows of great |
| most iniquitous, equally most manipulated, Emperors. | | | | mountains and valleys." Also that "in space, there are |
| Perhaps the chief messenger Michael was still in | | | | much more planets than we can see." He is also |
| Constantinople! Theodosius edict concerning | | | | considered to be the father of the atomic theory. |
| Epiphanius says:...the one that won't obey pater | | | | Aristarchos from Samos (310-230 BCE) stated that |
| Epiphanius have no right to keep living on the island. | | | | not only the Earth was orbiting the Sun but also all |
| The non-Cypriot Epiphanius threatened to deport | | | | the other planets in the solar system were doing the |
| people from their birthplace unless they converted to | | | | same. Earth was also rotating across its own axel, |
| Christianity! | | | | and that the distance between Earth and other stars, |
| Bishop Cyril of Alexandria (378-444 CE), who was a | | | | was great behind imagination. |
| cousin of Theophilus and succeeded him after his | | | | Euclid of Alexandria (323-283 BCE) wrote the |
| death, led Christian mobs against both Jews and | | | | elements of geometry. |
| pagans. (The Pagans were all people with religions | | | | Archimedes (287-212 BCE) was a mathematician |
| other than Judaism or Christianity). The Jewish | | | | astronomer, engineer, philosopher, and physicist. It |
| synagogues were leveled to the ground and the | | | | was probably in the library of Alexandria he invented |
| Jews driven from the city. Another Christian mob, | | | | the screw-shaped water pump, one of the very few |
| probably ordered by Cyril too, attacked and | | | | inventions that survived the destruction by the |
| murdered the great philosopher and mathematician | | | | organized criminality of the Christian mobs. |
| Hypatia of Alexandria (ca 370-414 CE). | | | | Heron of Alexandria (1st century around 62 CE, |
| We have the cruel details about her death passed | | | | several dates exist) was a mathematician with great |
| down by Sokrates Scholasticus in The Ecclesiastical | | | | interests in engineering and mechanics. He |
| History from cosmopolis-website says:... and dragging | | | | constructed several kinds of "machines" for both civil |
| her from the carriage, they took her to the church | | | | and military use, of which the most known is the |
| called Caesareum, where they completely stripped | | | | steam turbine called "aeolipile." His most famous work |
| her, and then murdered her with tiles. After tearing | | | | in mathematics was the Proposition 1.8 of his work |
| her body in pieces, they took her mangled limbs to a | | | | "Metrica" known today as the Heron Formula. |
| place called Cinaron, and there burnt them. | | | | Even if we now know that the persecution of people |
| The year was 414 CE in the fourth year of Cyril's | | | | and the destruction of knowledge was ordered by |
| episcopate. Using a well-known building, the | | | | Christian Emperors and executed by Christian Fathers |
| Caesareum as church, witnesses that the Christians | | | | and Christian mobs, it is not quite true. The Christian |
| of those times were so unorganized they didn't even | | | | Emperors acted according to instructions given to |
| have churches of the kind we have today. | | | | them by the Yahweh family, much in the same way |
| Wisdomworld-website says about Cyril: Cyril has | | | | the Sumerian kings acted according to the will of the |
| come down in Christian history as one of the "Saints" | | | | same family. The alien high commander of Earth Enlil |
| of the Church, despite the well known fact that he | | | | Yahweh is still ruling the world through scientific |
| was tried for stealing the gold and silver Church | | | | applied mind control! |
| vessels and spending the money gained from their | | | | It's not difficult to imagine the great amount of lost |
| sale. But petty thievery has not earned for the name | | | | knowledge destroyed by religious fanaticism, and |
| of Cyril of Alexandria its dark immortality in the annals | | | | how that lost has been delaying human development. |
| of religious history. His real crime was much more | | | | Old Sumerian, Babylonian and Greek documents, as |
| serious-the crime of murder, deliberately perpetrated | | | | well as several prominent authors support the |
| against one of the noblest characters in history: | | | | connection between the Sumerian god Enlil |
| Hypatia, the last of the Neoplatonists. | | | | (human-alien) and the god Yahweh of the Christian |
| That was also the end of the Neoplatonic school of | | | | Bible. The message is quite clear: Yahweh is a god |
| Alexandria. Plato, who founded the academy in | | | | among many other gods, but not God! |
| Athens, some thousand years earlier, would never | | | | Many scholars claim that the important thing was not |
| dream that his philosophical ideas would threaten the | | | | whom we should blame for the destruction of the |
| most powerful man on Earth, the ruler Enlil/Yahweh. | | | | library but the fact that the accumulated knowledge |
| In fact, not only Plato and the Neoplatonists were | | | | of the time was forever lost. I am not so certain |
| threatening his plans for dominion over the human | | | | about that. The destroyers were probably both |
| race, but also every freethinking person. | | | | Christians and Moslems. It's equally important to |
| Paulus Orosius (385-420 CE), a historian and | | | | establish their responsibility because they acted under |
| theologian stated in his 'History against the pagans' | | | | the influence of scientific mind control exercised by |
| the following concerning the Serapeum: Today there | | | | the same God! The history records concerning the |
| exist in temples books chest, which we ourselves | | | | destruction of the accumulated knowledge of the |
| have seen, and, when these temples were plundered, | | | | time, the library of Alexandria, must include Enlil |
| these, we are told, were emptied by our own men in | | | | Yahweh as the real instigator and responsible for the |
| our time, which, indeed, is a true statement. The | | | | destruction. |
| destroyers were proud by destroying the | | | | |