Notes - Presence / a family of background notes / Grandma-8 completed

         Up before the sun, breakfast and the paper, a bath, thirty minutes of exercises and it is going on late morning with clouds dissipating and the sun attempting to force itself onto a bluer sky than white mist.

         I have no clue what we are doing today but I am curious about Grandma's Story - 8. I don't remember what it is about or if it is even relevant in this heavily revised edition. Brothers was interesting but I have to check, maybe Rob and Rich have gone to that book store to often. What are the looking for anyway, at least Robert since he is the one pushing the trips.? We could always go to Taco Bell like Bob and I used to do. It is hard when a friend dies. I glance over and see his handwritten notes in blue ink on his yellow tablet paper. The first page is dated November 4, 1997.

         Go ahead, put the page for posterity. He would get a kick seeing it in your notes. - Amorella

         For my posterity, maybe. I will but I cherish the words written in his own hand better. I must have sent him something to peruse. The first part he is getting into my mind (the writing) I am sure of it. Just his personal style.

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Nov. 4, '97

         Enjoyed reading, thinking about, laughing about, reminiscing (still enjoy going back over ideas, impressions, etc.)

         mind flush (clearing, cleanings, clinging -) toilet bowl

         weep, seep, drool of emotions                             Vanish

         flag making, waving, worshipping, etc.

         smolder of temper

         explosions of associations

         dig-in-heels stubbornness (one of several likenesses, etc

                                                       aloneness (& liking it)

                                                      low crap thrushold

                                                      ?attitude, ________,? ________,

         Nine chapters not enough! Want expansions "old" topics,

Explorations of New Topics

Your thought in connection with specific ideas, viewpoints, etc. of: Emily Dickinson, Satan, Freud, Skinner, Jung, Dante (Hell-Heaven, Bosch

Specific thought about Diana, Mother Teresa, psychic powers, morality (a la Dr. Laura?), Family, Music,, Art (wide spectrum of, Culture.Kultur, serial killers

Expansions

Earth: (not wanting to be here)  Hell, Heaven on, Angels

Two-way womb, Escape.Retreat, Embarrassments, Analogies, eg. tombstones. bathroom fixtures, more 'characters' -  The Human Natures, Weapons (of hand & mind) we usually shoot blanks, Media (Great Metaphor . . . is it Fire); Life, a series of misses (Mss., Mrs, ?); Society: condition, pace, directions, _______

Heart. Soul. Love. Truth -- value of / drawbacks -- contradictions, eg. pg. 70.(Truth, ". . . that's the Truth"; Free Will: Free Speech; Time: we go, it stays

[Notes from Thomas Robert Pringle to me, 1997]

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         It is difficult to capture the essence in his neat clear handwriting, printing really, all caps mostly. The words flourish with his emotion, he wears his heart in his printing. We got along so very well, usually with few words between us. Presence was enough.

         Seems to me the presence is still there, boy. Post. - Amorella

         Early afternoon. You will be going to lunch and running errands shortly. You have Grandma's Story - Eight, the original is 2458 words long but let's drop in the first few paragraphs of the original to see what is going on:

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First Part of Grandma’s Original Story – Eight

First, about three thousand years ago, in 909, we have a love story between a druidic priestess, Gadelin of the North Woods and a druidic priest, Mardynn Herremon of the East Woods, a cousin of Simon Breac the High King of Ireland. King Simon had killed a king to become king. He had the first royal executed by the drawing of four horses, each attached to a limb of the old king, in each of the cardinal directions. King Simon, whose father was Giallchadh ruled from the year 909, Duach Fionn, son of the murdered king, avenged the death of his father six years later. It was in the last year of the reign of Simon Breac that the priestess and priest’s love interest began. Gadelin was in her mid twenties and Mardynn was nearly thirty when, at the Great Wooden Hall of Tara, they were ordered by King Simon to compete to be the new official seer for the king for the old one had died quite strangely in a drowning during earlier spring rains along the ancient river valley.

Simon who was much older, was attracted to Gadelin because of her long coal-black hair, fair skin and strong as a horse, athletic build. She was as a woman warrior. Simon liked his women to show their physical strength in lovemaking. As a priestess she used her mind first and her body second. The king liked her the other way around. No woman ever said no to a king unless it was his queen. Gadelin was no exception. She did not mind sleeping with King Simon as much as she did setting up the appointments to do so. She always slept with him three days before a full moon, during a full moon, and again the third day after the full moon. The druid priestess slept with the king three nights a month, and she had been doing so for three months running when King Simon Breac ordered her to compete with her known lover druid-like Priest Mardynn to be his official Seer.

The next day with less than the usual fanfare the king announced the competition in Court at the great wooden hall atop the five hundred and fifty foot high Hill of Tara. Mardynn, of the greater royal family, slept with Gadelin on the half moon. No one knew whom she slept with during the first and third quarter moons, but others assumed she had chosen one commoner for each. She bedded four men on the condition of the moon at least once a month no matter what.

This because Gadelin was in love with the moon god, and she believed the moon was making love with her rather than each of the four men. None of the four realized this, and as there were four men, she came to think of each of them as one of the cardinal points of the surface of the moon. Thus, Simon the King was the North, and Mardynn the South point. As the Hall of Tara was aligned North to South she felt she would gain much wisdom from Mother Earth in the process. There was no reason for her to think the competition would be much. She controlled both men one night each month, and the king two others, she saw to that. When Gadelin of the North Woods had a man in bed she was always in control. Always, since she was twelve, living north of the River Boyne, and she was in control then too, with a cousin who was fourteen.

During warm evening of the next half moon after the competition had been announced, Priestess Gadelin confidently strolled into Mardynn’s small round stone walled hut in the East Woods, south of the River Boyne, only to discover her priest was not at home. She sniffed at the air and did not detect his scent. ‘He has not been here all day or last night,’ she thought. She smiled, still confident. ‘He’ll be here. I know he thinks of me as the moon goddess when we make love. A man in love with a goddess gives himself completely.’ Cleverness spread across her cheeks, ‘He cannot know that I make love with the moon god at the same time.’ Mardynn will be here, he would not want to disappoint his moon goddess.

Now, it was true that when they made love both were thinking of the moon, but neither understood which half was whose. Was the goddess visible or was the god? Both were in love with the visible half, but only I, Grandma knew that.

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         Good call, Amorella. Just the right number of words, but alas it is only the introduction.

         Let's play a little with this story and don't read the rest of it. See if we can make a story out of what we have here. - Amorella

         In some ways this is similar to the story about choosing which god was to be seen on the front porch. I think the setting was southwest Asia but I am not sure without looking.

         No anger here though, boy. And, this is in Ireland these people are legendary direct descendants of the Royal line of England are they not? - Amorella

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[The Irish Kings]

Queen Tea Tephi (b. B. C. 565) * = Prince Herremon of

the scarlet thread.

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Irial Faidh (reigned 10 years).

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Eithriall (reigned 20 years).

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Follain.

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Tighernmas (reigned 50 years).

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Eanbotha.

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Smiorguil.

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Fiachadh Labhriane (reigned 24 years).

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Aongus Ollmuchaidh (reigned 21 years).

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Maoin.

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Rotheachta (reigned 25 years).

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Dein.

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Siorna Saoghalach (reigned 21 years).

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Oholla Olchaoin.

Giallchadh (reigned 9 years).

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Aodhain Glas (reigned 20 years).

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Simeon Breac (reigned 7 years). (Used in Grandma's Story-8)

Siomón Brecc ("the speckled, spotted, ornamented"), son of Aedan Glas, son of Nuadu Finn Fail, was, according to medieval Irish legend and historical tradition, a High King of Ireland. He took power after killing the previous incumbent, Setna Innarraid, ruled for six years, and was killed by Sétna's son Dui Finn. The Lebor Gabala Erenn synchronises his reign with that of Xerxes I of Persia (485–465 BC). The chronology of Geofrey Keating's Foras Feasa ar Éirinn dates his reign to 685-679 BCBC,] that of the Annals of the Four Masters 910-904 BC. His Son was Muiredach Bolgrach.

Edited Wikipedia

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Muirteadach Bolgrach (reigned 4 years).

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Fiachadh Toigrach (reigned 7 years).

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Duach Laidhrach (reigned 10 years).

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Eochaidh Buailgllerg.

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King Ugaine More the Great (reigned 30 years)

[4^th Century BC]

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Cobhtach Caolbreag

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Meilage

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Jaran Gleofathach

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Conla Cruaich

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Oiliolla Caisfhiacfach

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Eochaid Foltleathan

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Aonghus Tuirimheach

[Below is the Conaire II Line]

(From Aonghus there is also a Saraid Line)

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Fiachra-firmara

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Feradaid

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Maine

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Dornadil

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Rowein

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Reuther

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Eders

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Conaire Mor the Great

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Admoir

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Corbred I

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Dare-dommoir

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Corbred II (Coirbre-crungen)

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Luigdig-ellatig

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Modha Lamha *

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 Saraid = Conaire II *

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Corbred (M)

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Eochaid (M)

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Athirco

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Findarcher

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Thrinklind

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Romaich

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Angus

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Eochaid I & Erca

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Ercc & Misi

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Fergus Mor, the Great MacErc

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Domangart I & Princess Fedlim the Fair

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King Gabhran * & Princess Luan *

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Aedan MacGabhran Pendragon * & Ygerna (Igraine) del Acqa *

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Eochaid Buide, The Yellow-Haired *

(The Brother of Scottish King Arthur Legend)

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Domnall Brecc, The Speckled or Pock-Marked

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Domangart II

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Eochaid II, Crooked-Nose

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Eochaid III

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Aen Find, the Fair

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Eochaid IV, The Poisonous & Fergusa

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Alpin

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King Kenneth MacAlpin of Scotland

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Constantine I

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Donald I

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Malcolm I

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Kenneth II & Queen Unnamed

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Malcolm II MacKenneth & Queen Unnamed

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Princess Bethoc MacKenneth * & Crinan Mormaer *

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Duncan I MacCrinan & Sibyl Fitziward

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Máel Coluim mac Donnchad called in most Anglicised regnal lists Malcolm III, and in later centuries nicknamed Canmore, "Big Head",[either literally or in reference to his leadership, "Long-neck"; died 13 November 1093), was King of Scots. He was the eldest son of King Duncan I (Donnchad mac Crínáin). Malcolm's long reign, lasting 35 years, preceded the beginning of the Scoto-Norman age. He is the historical equivalent of the character of the same name in Shakespeare's Macbeth. . . .

Malcolm's second wife, Margaret of Wessex, was later beatified and is Scotland's only royal saint. However, Malcolm himself gained no reputation for piety. With the notable exception of Dunfermline Abbey he is not definitely associated with major religious establishments or ecclesiastical reforms.

Edited from Wikipedia: Malcolm III

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         The line given is legendary and traditional. The point is that this is part of the original legendary line that traces from Elizabeth II back to the Biblical Abraham. One of the points was to show that if the King of England ruled Jerusalem during the Crusades he would have legitimate right to do so. At least this is my understanding. Anyway, the point being (I think) is that millions of people alive today could be on that legendary genetic line. The bloodlines flow; we humans are all connected cousins not just the Bleacher's and Greystone's (they are just a semi-fictional example). That is the universal point in the books.

Abraham to King Ugaine More the Great

The information for the list below was combined from two sources, Judah's Sceptre and Joseph's Birthright by J.H. Allen and the royal genealogical charts found on The British Monarchy's Official Web Site at www.royal.gov.uk.

Abraham (B. C. 1992-1817), Sarah.

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Isaac (B. C. 1896-1716), Rebekah.

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Jacob (B. C. 1837-1690), Leah.

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Judah (b. B. C. 1752), Tamar.

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Hezron

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Aram.

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Aminadab.

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Naasson.

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Salmon.

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Boaz (B. C. 1312), Ruth.

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Obed.

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Jesse.

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House of David

David (B. C. 1085-1015), Bathsheba.

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Solomon (B. C. 1033-975), Naamah.

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Rehoboam (b. B. C. 1016, d. 958), Maacah.

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Abijah (B. C. 958-955).

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Asa (B. C. 955-914), Azubah.

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Jehoshaphat (B. C. 914-889).

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Jehoram (B. C. 889-885), Athaliah.

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Ahaziah (B. C. 906-884), Zibiah.

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Joash (B. C. 885-839), Jehoaddan.

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Amaziah (b. B. C. 864, d. 810), Jecholiah.

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Uzziah (b. B. C. 826, d. 758), Jerusha.

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Jotham (b. B. C. 783, d. 742).

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Ahaz (b. B. C. 787, d. 726), Abi.

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Hezekiah (b. B. C. 751, d. 698), Hephzibah.

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Manasseh (b. B. C. 710, d. 643), Meshullemeth.

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Amon (b. B. C. 621, d. 641), Jedidiah.

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Josiah (b. B. C. 649, d. 610), Mamutah.

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Zedekiah (B. C. 599-578).

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The Irish Connection

Queen Tea Tephi (b. B. C. 565) = Prince Herremon of the scarlet thread.

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         The another threaded royal European line moves from Priam (remember Paris for whom the city is named)

Kings of Troy to Eochaid Buide

King Eochaid Buide MacAedan of Scotland

(Brother of King Arthur MacAedan)

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Ygerna (Igraine) del Acqs = Aedan MacGabran Pendradon

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Prince Taliesin, the ArchDruid = Queen Viviane del Acqs of Avallon

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Comets De Toulouse Del Acqs

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Frotmund Famundson

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Faramund Frotmundson = Princess Argotta [dau.of Genobaud of Franks]

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Frotmund (Frimutel) Boazsson

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Faramund, Lord of the West Franks = Princess Argotta [Sicambian heiress]

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Genobaud, Lord of the Franks (d. 419) *

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Dagobert (d. 389)

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Clodius (d. 378)

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Theodomir (d. 360)

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Richemir (d. 350)

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Clodomir (d. 337)

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Dagobert (d. 317)

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Walter (d. 396)

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Clodius (d. 298)

Built Orleans in the year 275

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Bartherus (d. 272)

Led armies into Itlay as far as Ravenna. Razed Aragon

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Hilderic (d. 253)

Built Hildeburg Castle on the Rhine

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Sunno (d. 213)

Perpetual wars with Romans & Goths after Romans ignored earlier treaty

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Farabert (d. 186)

Renewed league with the Germans

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Clodomir (d. 180) = Basilda [dau. of King of the Rugij]

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Marcomer (d. 169) = Athildis of Camulod [sis. of Brit. King Lleiffer Mawr]

Built Marpurg in Hesse

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Odomar (d. 128)

Established a Peace Treaty with the Romans & Goths

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Richemer (d. 114)

Continued wars against Romans & Goths. Founded Brandenburg

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Ratherius (d. 90)

Ratified league with Germans & Saxons. Built Rotterdam

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Antenor (d. 69)

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Clodomir (d. 63)

Drove Nero’s legions out of Metz & Trier

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Marcomer (d. AD 50)

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Clodius (d. AD 20)

Continued to withstand Roman incursions

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Francus (Francio) (d. 11 BC)

Changed tribal name from Sicambri to Franci [Franks]

Led a Frankish-Saxon-Thuringian army of 300,000 against the Romans

Made a perpetual league with the German princes

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Antharius (d. 39 BC)

Withstood invasions by Julius Caesar

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Cassander (d. 74 BC)

Allied militarily with King Hamecus of Thuringia & King Arabious of Saxony

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Merovachus (d. 95 BC)

Led army of 22,000 against Roman centers in Italy; & overthrew Bohemia

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Clodomir (d. 123 BC)

Gauls broke treaty, but their further incursions were repelled

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Antenor (d. 143 BC)

Concluded a Peace Treaty with the Gauls

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Clodius (d. 159 BC)

Withstood further invasions by Romans & Gauls

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Marcomer (d. 170 BC)

Defeated Romans, Gauls & Goths. Set ‘Acts of Gauls’ to rhyme.

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Nicanor (d. 198 BC) = Daughter of the British Chief, Elidure

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Clodomir (d. 232 BC)

Allied with the Saxons & Thuringians against the Gauls

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Bassanus Magnus (d. 250 BC) = Norwegian Princess

Priest-King. Built the city of Bassanburg (Aix la Chapelle)

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Diocles (d. 300 BC)

Aided Saxons against the Goths & Southern Gauls

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Helenus (d. 339 BC)

Priest of the Arcadian sea-god, Pallas

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Priamus (d. 358 BC)

Introduced the New Covenant [Newmage] & the Saxon language

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Antenor (d. 385 BC)

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Marcomer (d. 412 BC)

Moved Cimmerions to West-Friezland, Gelders & Holland

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Antenor, King of the [Celtic] Cimmerions (d. 443 BC)

Cimmerions of Scythia on the Black Sea

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Helenus = Hecuba

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Priam, Sicambrian King

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Antenor Ii = Camera

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Antenor Ii, (b. bef. 412 BC, d. 386 BC)

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Marcomir, (b. bef. 430 BC, d. 412 BC)

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Antenor, (d. 430 BC)

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Helenus

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Priam, King of Troy (in Asia Minor) = Hecuba

[50 sons, one of whom was Hector, another Paris]

[50 daughters, one of whom was Cassandra]

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Priamos, King of Troy

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Laomedon, King of Troy

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Ilus, King of Troy = Eurydike

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Tros, King of Troy = Callirhoe

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Erichthonius, King of Troy

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Dara, King of Troy

[Dara’s brother: Calcol (Hezron) begins High Irish to Scottish Kings]

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Judah = Tamar

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Descendents of Abraham

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         Once I found these two lines (possibly three lines if Jesus did have a son through his supposed wife) (all legendary at best) I thought it would be a good idea to incorporate it into the original story. What I really find fascinating is that during the Crusades and before some people acted politically on this 'royal' information because they believed it to be true. Lord knows what is true and what isn't. These books are supposed to be wonderfully fiction.

         Life is interesting and history and legends help make it even more so, at least to me, thus this material finds its way into the Merlyn books original and heavily revised.

         You see, boy, why it is preferable that, in your heartansoulanmind that "People" be capitalized because in the books, this is also the point of Abraham's Promise. - Amorella

         Amorella, while this is the backbone of the stories and they may seem confusing with the interweaving, my unorthodox approach is to attempt to match how it is in life with bloodlines and with human nature being what it is. I see an 'imaginary story-driven' thread but I do not know I can show this to the reader on how the world might be (through stories rather than science; through the heartansoulanmind rather than just the mindanheart); through my humanity-in-imagination.

         This particular blog is a mess in terms of organization and I am not sure how to straighten it out. I just want to better write a broad encompassing story that takes the concept of G---D and the human spirit beyond on our planet and beyond the grave. (1542)

         I am pleased this is in print today just as it is, boy. Post. - Amorella

         Thank you, Amorella. Perhaps we are but a story ourselves. 

         It is time for bed and you have been working on Grandma's Stories - 8 in an attempt to revise but you are running into problems, as you don't see the trick ending, which does have to do with a New Moon. Do not go over the complete original story. Sometimes you need some help so let's work on it here in the notes. Copy what I am having you copy. - Amorella

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Grandma's - 8, draft  © 2013, rho

About 2500 years ago, in 485 before the modern Common Era, we have a love story between a druidic priestess, Gadelin of the North Woods and a druidic priest, Mardynn Herremon of the East Woods, a cousin of Simon Breac, then High King of Ireland.

It was in the last year of the reign of Simon Breac that the priestess and priest’s love interest grew to its fullest intensity. Gadelin was in her mid-twenties and Mardynn was nearly thirty when, at the Great Wooden Hall of Tara Gadelin had gained a secret favor of the king.

Gadelin slept with King Simon Breac during each of the full moons for six months when he suddenly ordered her to compete with her known lover the druidic Priest Mardynn to be his official Seer. The next day with less than the usual fanfare the king announced the competition between the two in Court at the great wooden hall atop the five hundred and fifty foot high Hill of Tara.

Mardynn always slept with Gadelin on the Half Moon. No one knew whom she slept with during the Full, First and Third Quarter Moons, but many assumed she had chosen a secret commoner for each of the other Quarters.

She bedded one of four men on each moon phase once a moonth no matter what. With all her heart Gadelin believed the Moon God really created the sexual tension and physical release through each of her human surrogates, even the king. No one could better pleasure the Moon God than herself.

Mardynn loved his Half Moon Goddess best and Gadelin was his best priestess partner to enact his sexual tension and release with the Moon Goddess once a moonth. The problem was that he now realized that being the Official Seer would provide him with much more power in Court than being Lover to the Goddess in a Half Moon. Neither one had an understanding of the other's secret love and worship rituals.

Gadelin assumed as she was always more powerful in bed with all of her lovers the Moon God would favor her. No one had more sexual control in bed than Gadelin and everyone who knew her well understood this was the truth.

To his defense, Mardynn understood this fact as well but he devised a way to show King Simon Breac he would be a better Seer than his lover, Gadelin. The day came for the two to explain to the king why she or he would be the better Seer.

Gadelin, always in control, spoke first. She said, "I love and worship the Moon God equally in all of his four phases. The Moon God is always on a regular natural rhythm as am I. We are in sync. We are together. My lover has no natural rhythm to sync with the Moon."

This was a fact that everyone understood, in fact the court was surprised the king had set up the contest in the first place. They turned to Mardynn as the king asked, "What have you to say about your control of the Moon?"

"I do not claim to control the Moon at all," said Mardynn confidently. "A good Seer does not control the circumstance, he foresees the future by understanding the circumstance. Human beings are much like the Moon, we all have our own natural rhythms, some, like Gadelin, are in sync with the Moon. I am not for the best of reasons. I am not reborn each moonth as is the Moon. I do not have to relearn who I am each moonth. I will be the better Seer because I have the better memory of whom I am dealing with daily. My observations will help me foresee the future because I have the mind for such things that go beyond the commonest of human sexual rituals."

Now, unless you have been asleep, you can probably tell who had the better explanation and reason for being the new Official Seer. Gadelin did not lose her position as King Simon Breac's lover though. In fact, he had her in bed several odd times in a moonth for the rest of his life, which was less than a year, before was he was killed by Finn, the son of the king he had torturously murdered. This was something the new Seer had not considered even though he had the memory for it. Gadelin did gain a gift from her natural rhythms, a son by a king's blood mixed with her, a commoner, another more natural human occurrence than one might expect.

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         2310 hours. We did it, Amorella. At least you let me feel like I had a part in developing the story. I would have never come to such a conclusion, but this is what the notes have been about today. Alas, I am not a very good Seer and I think no real royal blood in my veins. I may have some legendary traces though according to my genealogy, if I am indeed directly related through the female to Scottish King Duncan II. This is what Aunt Floy Gray and I came up with. Great Aunt Floy was my grandfather Clell's sister. I have the sources but not fully authenticated. The only real proof I have is DNA that shows I am a human being. In a fiction it makes little difference thus the concepts are usable. Many readers are probably related to the same people as below and don't even know it. That's the fun part, that's the kicker.

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Malcolm III to Orndorff

Malcolm III & Ingeborg Finn

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Duncan II & Ethelreda of Dunbar

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William Fitz Duncan (MacCrinan) & Alicia de Romelly

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Anabel Fitz Duncan * & Reynold de Lucy

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Sir Richard de Lucy & Ada de Morville

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Sir William de Lucy & Alice Ivy

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Sir William de Lucy & Maude Cotele

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Sir William de Lucy & Amicia de Furches

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Sir William de Lucy & Lady William

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Margaret de Lucy * & Sir John Huband *

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Sir John Huband & Lady John

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Sir John Huband, Esquire & Lady John

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Richard Huband, Esquire & Lady Richard

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Thomas Huband, Esquire & Lady Anne Burdett

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John Hubbold, Esquire & Lady John

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Richard Hubbold & Mrs. Jone

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Richard Hubball & Elizabeth Cowericke

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Richard Hubball & Sarah Wakeman

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Sergeant Richard Hubbell & Elizabeth Gaylord

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James Hubbell & Patience Summers

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Andrew Hubbell & Mary Welles

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Matthew Hubbell & Abigail Burton

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Gideon Summers Hubbell & Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ McEwen

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Harvey Sherman Hubbell & Laurana Hitt

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Selina Philena Hubbell * & Robert Francis Orndorff *

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Howard Sherman Orndorff & Jessie Tullar

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Clell Tullar Orndorff & Wilhelmina Bookman

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Richard Bookman Orndorff & Mary Laverna Schick

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Richard Henry Orndorff & Carol Jean Hammond

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            Today's blog shows the imaginary mix of who you are orndorff. I agree, human beings are mostly stories of their own making. I can accept myself, Amorella, as a story too. Why not? It doesn't change the facts, does it? Post.