…From the available codices, which are not too numerous, and from some of the earlier Western students, European students, like Lord Kingsborough, who are called visionaries, and from the probings and wanderings of men like Dr. Laponion, who is considered a…

…and their lore remind us much of the legends of the prophets of ancient Israel and other parallel culture groups. Lord Kingsborough was of the opinion that some early Christian apostles or evangelists must have reached the western hemisphere in the first…

…mysticism among the Mayas at a time approximating the beginning of the Christian era. This phenomenon was so remarkable that Lord Kingsborough, one of the greatest 19th century authorities on Central American culture, felt that it was almost certain that the…

…at Palenque, which appears to have a very early Christian tie. I might also mention that about the year 1835, Lord Kingsborough, an English nobleman, became so tremendously impressed by the findings of the ancient codices and monuments and records, including…

…Spanish translation, but not into English, of the Sahagún, or the Dresden Codex of Fra Bernardino de Sahagún. Lord Kingsborough himself, quite a speculating thinker, who incidentally became hopelessly impoverished and bankrupt at the cost of the tremendous…

…rites, and ceremonies tying the religious doctrines taught by Quetzalcoatl with the ancient teachings of the Babylonians and Chaldeans. Kingsborough also in passing tosses a thought towards Asia and also becomes a little wondering over the possible Chinese…

…that in these periods which constituted the time of the reconciliation of the Sun-Venus calendar, that these peoples created a jubilee. Kingsborough points this up as a possible tie with the Near East. At this time, a series of rituals took place. And,…

…might have been Buddhist monks. For there is a record that Buddhist monks from Asia reached Ireland at a remote period. Lord Kingsborough, in his great work, The Anacalypsis, also takes it for granted that Asiatic migrants reached Ireland at a very ancient…