Thoth Moses
Tuthmosis III
Poseidon
America
Panama
Eaton
Keats
Yeats
Deut.4:13
"And he declared unto you his covenant, which he commanded you to perform, even ten commandments; and he wrote them upon two tables of stone."
Tuthmosis III basalt statue in Luxor Museum.
His name on his belt in his
cartouche is
Men-kheper-Re; the
'Permanence-Transformation-(of)-Ra, and could be similar to:
Steadfastly-[Becomeing-like]-Ra. In reality his name is: Mn-khepr-Re(a), assuming that is the
only order of the pronunciation, or reading. (With Ra, first, his name could be:
"Ra's Permanent Manifestation(transformation)". (And Note: Tuthmosis III became a local world power because of his foreign campaigns.-Called the Napoleon of Egypt.)
Connecticut - originally Eaton's Tavern where Washington stayed in 1776 & 1781
The Great Dish from the Mildenhall treasure
Roman Britain, 4th century AD
Found near Mildenhall, Suffolk
The most famous object in the Mildenhall treasure is the large,
highly decorated circular platter usually known as the 'Great
Dish', or as the 'Neptune' or 'Oceanus Dish'.
The fine decoration is worked in low relief and engraved line on
the front surface of the silver. The subject matter alludes to the
worship and mythology of Bacchus on land and in the sea. The
staring face in the centre represents Oceanus, with dolphins in his
hair and a beard formed of seaweed fronds. The inner circle,
bordered by scallop shells, consists of sea-nymphs riding mythical
marine creatures, a sea-horse, a triton, a sea-stag and a
ketos, a dragon-like sea-monster. The wide outer frieze
features Bacchus himself, holding a bunch of grapes and a
thyrsus and resting a foot on his panther. He presides
over a celebration of music, dancing and drinking in his honour.
The participants include the hero Hercules, overcome by the
consumption of wine, the goat-legged god Pan, and various satyrs
(male attendants) and maenads (female devotees of Bacchus).
Bacchic imagery had a long history in Greek and Roman art, and
this example, on a magnificent silver vessel, is one of the finest
to survive from the late-Roman period.
K.S. Painter,
The Mildenhall Treasure-1 (London, 1977
Poseidon. National Archaeological Museum of Athens].
Chess: "Thoth Moses" "Poseidon" "America" "Panama" "Tuthmosis III" "Eaton" "Keats" "Yeats"
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