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noat, 1t was ready to be carried to its destina-
ton, and when the float thus arrived near
Gakir ropes, made of hemp and flax were
fastened to the float, and by means of capstans
on the land the float was drawn up an inclined
plane out of the water the rollers of the float
answering as wheels"
THUS according to Oahspe, were the materi-
ais brought to the place where thousands of
slaves driven by whips could set them in place
King Thothma himself attended the ceremony
and laid the foundation.
when all things were in readiness for build
ing the temple the king, being learned in all
philosophies, proceeded to lay the foundation
and TO give instruction as to the manner of
building it."
Here is the detailed account of how the Great
Pyramid was built, a description which might
have been written by skilled engineer IA
m1llar with each difficult construction problem
These were the instruments used by the king
ana MS Workmen: the gau, the length the
square, the compass, and the plumb and line
Nor were there any other instruments of meas.
ure or observation used in the entire building
OF the temple. And, as to the measure called a
length, it was the average length of a man,
after trying one thousand men, This was di-
vided into IL parts, and these parts again into
IL parts, and so on"
The greatest work of man up to that age.
was erected layer by layer, like great four
sided cake which ended in sharp peak
AFTER the first part of the temple was laid,
the builders of the inclined plane began to
pulld 1t also, but it was built of logs And when
1t was raised little another layer of the tenn.
pie was built Then again the inclined plane
was built higher, and another layer of the
temple built; and so on, the inclined plane.
which was of wood, was built up even the same
as was the temple
The width of the inclined plane was the
10 w hDffh
length of the inclined plane was four hundred
and forty lengths of a man. Up this inclined
plane the floats. with the stones thereon. were
drawn by means of capstans and by men and
women pulling also" 49,
THE labor was tremendous a gigantic effort
j requiring the lives of thousands of men and
women. who were driven day and night by off,
GERS of the king The time required for its COM
pletion "a years has recently been verified - -
For four and twenty years was Thothnna
building the temple; and then it was completed
But 1t required another half a year to take
away the inclined plane used in building IL /.
After that it stood free and clear the greatest 4
building that had ever been built on earth OF
ever would be. J.. ~
z Such, then, was Thothma's Temple of Osiris.
the Great Pyramid.
Several pages Of Oahspe are devoted to de-
scription of the spiritual and mystical pur.
fNSSA y SeCLlOn
tells of the additional buildings which thousands
of years ago were connected with this tomb for
astronomical purposes. but have since been
ruined and destroyed
One verse is of special interest to modern
archeologists, limiting of historical manuscripts
of enormous value. books of ancient learning
compiled by King Thothma and sealed in the
south chamber of the Great Pyramid
And Thothma had these things rewritten
and condensed into books and named them
books of great learning, and they were deposited
within the south chamber of the pyramid, where
never harm could come to them"
The location Of these records has not vet
been discovered, although extensive exploration
of the vast structure had been carried on for
years. The Great Pyramid may still hold un-
guessed secrets which when revealed will prove
Of both practical and spiritual value to modern
inventors and scholars.
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