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The People of the Sea! For most of us, these words are meaningless. But for the ancient Egyptians, they were like devils out of hell. They came on their fast ships, they came in their flying machines, they came perched on elephants – at that distant time when the pachyderms were unknown in African savannas.<\/span><\/p>\n These devils came from nowhere, they let speak\u00a0fire from heaven. Their wives had the sky and the sea on the eyelids and other cosmetics on the faces. Dressed in purple and orichalcum, the warriors were wearing crystal helmets. They had\u00a0spitting lightning<\/a>\u00a0iron spears.\u00a0Their flying machines were sowing death and destruction. The unknown weapons they used\u00a0terrified the bravest<\/a>, and all were frightened by these giant animals<\/a> crushing huts and barricades. Nothing and no one seemed able to stop the march of the Giants of the Sea and the Sky. In a few days, everything seemed lost.<\/p>\n The texts that we have do not specify the existence of flying machines in the army of the Sea People. But other texts of the same period did, so we can infer that it was the case for them too. The people of Rama in particular was renowned for using\u00a0flying machines<\/a>, and\u00a0the biblical King Solomon<\/a>\u00a0had too. And I have good reasons to believe that the Sea People were squarons of Rama.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n “The Sea Peoples invade and destroy everything in their path. Many cities are taken and destroyed, without the heroic resistance of the Athenians, the Mediterranean would have been conquered.”<\/em> (source)<\/a>Plato, Timaeus<\/span>\u00a0Pelasgians is the name the ancient Greeks gave them.\u00a0“Pelasgians” (Greek \u03a0\u03b5\u03bb\u03b1\u03c3\u03b3\u03bf\u03af \/ Pelasgo\u00ed) is the name given by the ancient Greeks to the first inhabitants of Greece, before the great Achaean and Ionian invasions. The etymology of the name is uncertain.\u00a0<\/em>In the Iliad, Homer speaks of them\u00a0as a native people of Thessaly, “the tribes of the Pelasgians with good spears, Pelasgians inhabitants of busty Larissa”<\/em> (source)<\/a>Wikipedia<\/span><\/p>\n The good sets in question would rather sticks that breathe fire. But the thing was forgotten by the time of Homer. As for the origin it gives Pelasgians, we know that the Greek singer was an imitator rather unreliable, which earned him the contempt of the wise.<\/p>\n Homer deserved to be driven from the contests with a stick, and similarly Archilochus.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/eden-saga.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/peuple-de-la-mer-trireme-skies-1200x720-1.jpg\")
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