Semiramis

Legends describing Semiramis          
by writers including Plutarch          
and Justinus indicate that          
          
She was of us since the time          
before          
         
And of the association with the  
fish        
         
And at Hierapolis, which, according to          
one writer       
         
and a golden dove on her head       
         
According to Diodorus,          
Semiramis was of noble birth,          
the daughter herself of a mother   
         
The name of Semiramis is found          
on various monuments throughout          
         
the origin of which was          
         
Various places in Assyria,          
Mesopotamia as a whole,          
Asia Minor, Arabia,          
         
may also be referred to as          
         
She is credited with          
          
earthworks and other          
         
across the whole continent."[23]          
         
Ultimately, every one of the          
         
great works of antiquity          
have been ascribed          
at one time or another to          
Semiramis          
         
One Behistun Inscription          
ascribes to her the artificial          
Euphrates and          
         
as has been recorded by          
Esubius, and Polyaenus,          
         
was consummated by Ishtar          
         
founded in the great temple          
         
recorded by          
         
was shown to be with          
         
results found in this book for          
         
It is a striking aspect of all the          
stories discussed so far that the        
focus has been   
         
in the exemplary stories          
         
the Mother who successfully          
         
while gaining insight into          
and especially,          
         
A part of all who achieve          
to spiritual greatness. In the          
romances          
         
considerations must be applied          
to          
         
the unknown¹.            
         
Throughout Arabia          
in Persia, the Levant, and          
         
in whose name          
even in the          
windings of the city Herself          
         
and in the city of          
Miramagard (City of          
Summers), with buildings          
         
"throughout almost          
         
"and in every stupendous          
         
"and in Iran          
         
seems to have become          
         
a theme which continues to                   
         
and with                  
         
Her baby Son in her arms      
         
These stories usually concern          
         
namely the plots of which          
(often the Spirit World          
         
and almost always          
         
a certainty about identity        
         
The stories          
which changed    
     
over time, describe          
         
Semiramis with her son in her arms          
spreading throughout the          
known world          
         
Later, during the time of     
         
Worshipped the Queen of          
heaven so devoutly that they          
       
a great worship    
 
Aspected incarnate.          
         
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