Recovering the Lost World,
A Saturnian Cosmology --Jno Cook
Part 22: Afterword.

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Introduction

After recently rereading David Talbott's "The Saturn Myth," de Santillana and von Dechend's "Hamlet's Mill," Dwardu Cardona's "God Star" and other essays by him, plus essays by Ev Cochrane, I am again astounded at scope of the information which has been brought to bear on the Saturnian Cosmology. If earlier I stated that "I have provided no more than cursory information," it meant that I simply skipped most of the worldwide 'mythical' information already tracked down by other researchers. There was simply no reason to weigh down a narrative with thousands of 'op cit' and 'ibid' footnotes -- and they would have amounted to thousands.

What is missing from the wide-ranging efforts of other researchers, however, is a coherent analysis of Mesoamerican sources. I have added some of this. But it could not have been done without the prior analysis by others of the sequence of events as described in Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Indian, and Chinese sources. I am also indebted to the earlier commentators and chronographes from Augustine to Ussher.

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