Like a somnambulant awakening to his precarious position on the edge of a precipice, Mankind is only now slowly passing out of its amnesia but that would not be occurring without "The Rosetta Stone." The Aquarian Age would not be happening as it is.

Perhaps, we might have known some of these figures by their Greek names or counterparts, such as "Cheops" for Khufu, but the greater part of the most ancient roots of knowledge and the foundations of Western History would have remained in darkness.

Therefore, let us praise his memory and "Hail, Ptolemy V Epiphanes."

Long May the Memory of the Great Illuminator of Egypt's ancient past live on and may he be remembered always in the Halls of Amenta.

Robert D. Morningstar
New York City
February 27, 2007

Source: "The Rosetta Stone" by Sir Earnest Alfred Wallis Budge, was originally published as "The Rosetta Stone in the British Museum" by The Religious Tract Society, in London 1929. All quotations above are from the Dover Publication, 1989.

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