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The writings are a set of prayers and libations to a God called Hastur. Included amonst them is the full text of the prayer carved onto the stones at [[Springer Mound]] and instructions for the craetion and use of [[The Chime of Tezchaptl]]. | The writings are a set of prayers and libations to a God called Hastur. Included amonst them is the full text of the prayer carved onto the stones at [[Springer Mound]] and instructions for the craetion and use of [[The Chime of Tezchaptl]]. | ||
[http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/13_Extracts_from_and_Notes_concerning_The_Turner_Codex.pdf Notes] | Andrew Saunders has been studying the book, and has learned the following: [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/13_Extracts_from_and_Notes_concerning_The_Turner_Codex.pdf Notes] | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 29 June 2006
This book was found in Lawrence Bacon's house - open on his desk. Published in 1902 it contains translations of writings found hammered in unknown writing, onto copper sheets discovered in Guatamalan ruins.
The writings are a set of prayers and libations to a God called Hastur. Included amonst them is the full text of the prayer carved onto the stones at Springer Mound and instructions for the craetion and use of The Chime of Tezchaptl.
Andrew Saunders has been studying the book, and has learned the following: Notes
