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    Chapter 1 : A Short Story

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    into the vestibule where he shifted through several stone tablets of registration forms. "...um...who is the person I'm fighting against? I want to know more about her." "Her name's Lightning, weird name I know, and she's got attitude. Wouldn't tell me where she was from anything, all she said was 'fighting's the only thing I know'. She's probably from Rome or something, they've got a bunch of weirdos." He etched something into a fresh stone tablet. "Which reminds me, where are you from, Xion?" 'Think

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    Mankind has been afflicted by urinary stones (Urolithiasis) since centuries, and it is proven to be an important cause of renal failure. Even in the 4th century B.C., Hippocrates noted the presence of the renal stone together with renal abscess and he has mentioned that in his Hippocratic oath “I will not cut, even for stone, but leave such procedures to the practitioners of the craft.” A kidney stone, also known as a renal calculus is a solid concretion or crystal aggregation formed in the kidneys

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    Also known as the Ritual Decalogue, the Tablets of the Law, Tablets of Stone, Stone Tablets, Tablets of the Covenant and Tablets of Testimony. The biblical Hebrew name is "Aseret Ha-D 'Varim" while at the same time the Rabbinic Hebrew name is "Asereth Ha-Dibrof," with both names meaning the Ten Words or the Ten Matters. Later, in early 1500AD, with the Tyndale English translation the meaning was changed to the Ten Verses followed even later by the King James Version, around middle 1600AD, as the

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    In the novel, as Melchizedek entrusts these stones to Santiago, he says to him, “‘When you are unable to read the omens, they will help you to do so.But try to make your own decisions’” (Coelho 32). He gifts Urim and Thummim to Santiago as they will help him on his journey when he needs them and present

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    Two of the most advanced cities in the ancient times were Babylonia (also known as Mesopotamia) and Egypt. China and India were both populated areas at the time, but very little is known about how advanced they were in science and mathematics. Both Babylonia and Egypt were more progressed in these studies, thus most of the focus is on the two. Both cities demanded a large slave class for the manual labor. Calendars were found in both cities, for knowing when and when not to plant crops and such.

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    Zekrom: A Short Story

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    where a stone structure was facing the side of the room where the wall was completely gone, showing the dull clouds in the sky. The room was barely a room. It was more of an open space atop of the tower. “Commander James, hand over the Tao Stone.” said Ghetsis. The Commander walked up to Ghetsis and handed him a grey stone, the one that was originally at the desert resort. Ghetsis turned towards the rest of the members and announced, “See this stone. Once this stone is placed here on this tablet in

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    Object 16- the flood tablet was made around 700 - 600 BC. The Clay writing tablet was from northern Iraq. This tablet has many important aspects because it is telling a story like Noah the ark where a flood happens. It is describe to be five or six inches with a dark brown clay and it is covered with written text organized in two very close columns causing many questions about the story in the Old Testament. The tablet is telling a story about a flood where a man who is told by god to build a boat

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    The Oak Island Money Pit

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    Satan and [him]self can find it (Blackbeard),” but there is no evidence of the treasure being in Oak Island. Another theory is that the Money Pit is simply a natural phenomenon. A part of the structure is unquestionably man-made because of the stone tablet and the platforms every 10 feet, but the rest is thought to be a sinkhole, which would explain all of the flooding. Conclusion Today the secret of the Oak Island Money Pit remain unknown. The island’s floor is marked by 200 years of digging by

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    The Pseudoscience of the Modern World

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    The creation and development of Alchemy has been teeming with countless stories of philosophical theories, alchemic brilliance, and public ridicule and disgrace due to failure to create a legendary substance known as the Philosophers stone. As a result, this stone has been one of the most pursued objects of Europe an history providing the driving force for Alchemy. This sacred art is what pioneered the very first tools, process, and theories of modern chemistry (Alchemy). Current generations of Americans

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    Gilgamesh Vs. Moses

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh, the oldest written epic in history, documented in 2700 BC, in cuneiform, on clay tablets, found in the library of Nineveh, describes the king of the city-state Uruk’s love of his friend Enkidu and his quest for immortality. The Book of Exodus, written in 1400 BC describes God’s call of Moses, a Hebrew raised in Ramses II’s court in Egypt, to the Promise Land in Canaan. Gilgamesh and Moses function as heroes in these two ancient literary works. Gilgamesh and Moses exhibit similarities

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