The Qur'ran - Note

Like I said before I had to take back what I had originally said about the Qur'ran, I really think I need to study more in depth before I can actually comment on it. It's just going to take me a lot of time to study it, so I'll pretty much have to set that aside for later. I closed the blog I had up on it since I didn't think it was looked into enough. I still need to look into it some more. 

The House of Windsor (Notes)

The Geneological line of the House of Windsor. 

The Queen and her family are succesors, through the years of the ancient princes of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland as well as of the distant Danes and Saxons, Normans and Plantegenets, Lancastrians and Yorkists , Tudors, Stuarts and Hanoverians, Zigzag


Tudors

Stuarts

Hanoverians

Yorkists

Danes

Saxons

Normans

Plantagenets

Lancastrians

The Roman Empire

Each of the states on this list are numbered randomly.

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Turkey

01. http://phrygia262.blogspot.com/

02. http://lycia262.blogspot.com/

03. http://pontus262.blogspot.com/

04. http://galatia262.blogspot.com/

05. http://cappadocia262.blogspot.com/

06. http://cilicia262.blogspot.com/

07. http://syria262.blogspot.com/

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Israel

08. http://iudaea262.blogspot.com/

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Arabia

09. http://arabiapetraea.blogspot.com/

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Egypt

10. http://aegyptus262.blogspot.com/

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Italian Colony

11. http://cyrenaica262.blogspot.com/

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Africa

12. http://africaproconsolaris.blogspot.com/

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Today a part of  Algeria Morocco Tunisia  Libya

13. http://numidia262.blogspot.com/

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Morocco / Algeria

14. http://mauretania262.blogspot.com/

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Today now the southern part of the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, northeastern France, and western Germany.

15. http://galliabelgica.blogspot.com/

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France

16. http://gallialugdensis.blogspot.com/

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17. http://bythinia.blogspot.com/

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Today a part of Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey

18. http://thracia262.blogspot.com/

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Greece

19. http://achae262.blogspot.com/

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Greece / Albania

20. http://epirus262.blogspot.com/

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Macedonia

21. http://macedonia262.blogspot.com/

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Southern Serbia

22. http://moesiasupinf.blogspot.com/

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 Romania and Moldova, as well as smaller parts of Bulgaria, Serbia,Hungary, and Ukraine.

23. http://dacia262.blogspot.com/

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Croatia

24. http://dalmatia262.blogspot.com/

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Albania to Istria (Croatia) in the west and to the Sava river (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in the north.

25. http://illyrium262.blogspot.com/

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 Hungary, eastern Austria, northern Croatia, north-western Serbia, Slovenia, western Slovakia and northern Bosnia and Herzegovina.

26. http://pannonia262.blogspot.com/

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Italy

27. http://sardinia262.blogspot.com/

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France

28. http://corsica262.blogspot.com/

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Spain

29. http://baelares.blogspot.com/

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30. http://galliacisasalpine.blogspot.com/

31. http://baetica262.blogspot.com/

32. http://lusitania262.blogspot.com/

33. http://hispania262.blogspot.com/

34. http://tarraconensis262.blogspot.com/

35. http://narbonensis.blogspot.com/

36. http://noricum262.blogspot.com/

37. http://raetia262.blogspot.com/

38. http://galliaaquitania.blogspot.com/

39. http://gallia262.blogspot.com/

40. http://germaniainfsup.blogspot.com/

41. http://asia262.blogspot.com/

42. http://britannia262.blogspot.com/

43. http://italia262.blogspot.com/

Ancient Rome (Misc. Notes)

Each of the Roman States / Kingdoms are listed in the list below that were taken from the above image of Ancient Rome.


Gallia Lugdunensis

Gallia Belgica

Germania Inferior

Germania Superior

Gallia / Gaul

Gallia Aquitania

Raetia

Noricum

Narbonensis

Tarraconensis

Hispania

Lusitania

Baetica

Gallia Cisasalpine

Baelares

Corsica

Sardinia

Pannonia

Illyrium

Dalmatia

Dacia

Moesia Superior

Moesia Inferior

Macedonia

Epirus

Achae

Thracia

Bithynia

Phrygia

Lycia

Pontus

Galatia / Galatia

Cappadocia

Cilicia

Syria

Iudaea

Arabia Petraea

Aegyptus

Cyrenaica

Africa Proconsolaris

Numidia

Mauretania

Asia

Britannia

Italia

We're going to have to begin studying each of these states one by one individually.

English Just an Intermediary Language

I was thinking of perhaps working more on the Spanish version of the blog.

I really think English should just be like an intermediary language which is actually what I think Latin might have been like back in Rome.

English should just be considered an intermediary language.

The Book of the Law

I was considering making some sort official discarding of the Book of the Law in it's entirety as the Tunis Comment suggests doing so.

The reason I feel like doing this is because I feel like as if it's been concerning me with how it sounds like it's too strong sort of.

After doing this I figured like we should start focusing more on trying to achieve an agenda directed more at trying to find peace and harmony.

Gaius Julius Caesar Ocatvius

I just wanted to point out the fact that although Gaius Julius Caesar Octavius bares a very similar resemblance to Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus that they are actually not the same person.

They are two entirely different people. I was kind of worried at first thinking that Tiberius might have been the reincarnation of Gaius which was something I was really concerned about thinking that it might've represented Julius Caesar's symbolical resurrection such as the one of Christ, Gaius reincarnating as Tiberius.

Considering my recent discovery of statues that were said to actually be Tiberius, but then turning out to be statues that looked like certain distant cousins of mine who I know, although am not very well acquainted with yet, but hopefully will be soon. (To be honest I started thinking they were reincarnations of clones I had made of myself in the past who actually turned out to be different people, but I'm not exactly sure of this yet.)

This made me start noticing and quite gladly so yet, that I am actually not Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus who gets assassinated on Shakespeare's play,  that Caesar although baring certain like qualities to Tiberius has to be another Caesar, a completely different person.

Also one who I might add I have unfortunately yet to discover in person. I haven't noticed who he might be in person. I haven't discovered who Augustus Caesar might be in person yet either though as well.

I actually feel relieved to know that Tiberius wasn't Gaius' reincarnation because really what I'm starting to notice right now.

I actually noticed I'm Tiberius' reincarnation or resurrection. Tiberius was not the reincarnation of Gaius' I'm actually the reincarnation or "resurrection" of Tiberius. This is my resurrection it wasn't how I had thought that Tiberius might have been Gaius' resurrection of reincarnation, this is actually something that I am barely becoming certain of which is actually something I think which is good.

I feel safe knowing I wasn't Gaius, I haven't figured out who he might be, but I guess I'd have to wish him luck. Really don't know who it might be, but it's not me for certain.