The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-24
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painting, which will be OF more than
ordinary interest at this time.
If you will recall the days of your
history study at school, you will re-
member the death of Hypatia, the
first woman to become teacher and
whose death was in so horrible
manner.
This picture is a reproduction of
the Great Historical Oil Painting,
composed from authentic data de-
picting the assassination of the Pho
neer Suffragist and advocate of the
essential Unity of all religions, who,
like Jesus, suffered martyrdom at
the hands of 1.-The enemies of enlight-
enment."
The Encyclopedia Britannica and
other Encyclopedias in French, Ger
man and Norwegian, give the his
tory of her assassination. They say
that Saint Cyril, the Roman Chris
tian CD Patriarch then in control of
Alexandria, Egypt, Ais A. D., caused
the accomplished Hypatia to be
seized by mob while she was driv-
ing in her chariot to her school of
Biblical Philosophy in the great AL
eXandria Library, where she gave
daily lectures. She was dragged in
to the Caesarian Temple (Which had
been transformed into a so-called
Christian church,, taken upon the
rostrum, stripped of her clothing
and dubbed to death The same
vandals later destroyed the great
Alexandria Library, containing the
records of all past antiquity regard
ing the pyramids and astronomical
and scientific researches and records.
This shows where the Money
Changers" driven out by Christ
again took permanent possession of
the Temples Of Truth" through the
Vaccinations of Constantine and
who were the same 'quacks and
soothsayers" spoken of by Plato, in
his Republic, 400 years before
Christ, in pointing out the detrimen-
tai influences to a Republican form
of Government (book 2, page At,
Plato's Republic); and they are the
same today, for they say in The
Catholic World, Education must be
controlled by Catholic authorities,
even to war and bloodshed."
In what way is the Roman Catho-
lie church different today from the
"quacks and soothsayers'' denounced
by Plato 400 B. c.? They claim, as
did the necromancers of old, that by
masses and lamentations they can
make amends for any crime COM
mitted by the individual or his an
cestors, and these masses-for so
much per mass-they claim take the
souls of the damned from the tor
lures of purgatory and transplant
them into the realms of eternal bliss.
The purpose of this great Painting,
which will accompany lecturers
throughout this country, is to awak-
en- Americans by an OBJECT lesson to
the fact that the same power is fast
getting control of our Public Offices,
Public Schools and Public Funds, all
with the avowed purpose, as they
say, of making America Catholic. -
Can we expect these subjects ack-
nowledging allegiance to a foreign
power to become loyal and trust
worthy representatives of this Re-
public in any capacity whatever?
Shall we look upon this scene and
be silent and vote these same
"quacks and soothsayers" into Pub
lie Office which they do not respect
but from which they draw large sal
aries with which to pay ttithes?
The picture is beautifully printed
in colors, and will be sent to any
one who sends two subs to either
The Weekly Jeffersonian, or two to
the Watson's Magazine, or a full
yearly subscription to the two.