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...Saint Martin. This relic was from the first times of the Middle Ages a very venerated object in Gaul among the Merovingians and then the Carolingians (the city of Tours was the object of an important pilgrimage at that time). The sacred cloak of Saint Martin was preciously preserved, it was a...

Very cool. A quite interesting excerpt. Thanks for sharing. I’m glad to have taken the time to read it.

...on education and culture in Francia, a debatable effect on artistic endeavors, and an unmeasurable effect on what mattered most to the Carolingians, the moral regeneration of society.[13] Most are familiar with the 79 AD eruption of Vesuvius, which buried Pompeii and Herculaneum overnight...

...and then they recur in 430. Then I think there is a second important block after 536, with the comets and the Justinian plague. The Carolingians made a coup and usurped the power of the Merovingians. This caused a diplomatic crisis with Byzantium. They created the myth of the lazy kings by...

...The article states that the German historian Schmoeckel saw much evidence that the Merovingians and other Frankish nobility, as the Carolingians, are descendants of the Sarmatians. This link is, of course, of the utmost importance to our own bloodline quest. Sarmatic Traces Skull...

...restore the monarchy in France – the chosen monarch being a descendent of the Merovingian line of Frankish kings who were deposed by the Carolingians and who were themselves former court officials to the kings of the Merovingian dynasty. It is said that the Merovingians were the descendants...

...replace the toads. It is important to note that the "fleurs-de-lis" are, according to historians, the symbol of royalty adopted by the Carolingians and that the legend was certainly attributed to Clovis by them at that time. The Carolingian coup d'état and the suppression of the Merovingians...

This is the same Bartholomew who early this year granted independence in Ukraine of the Orthodox Church (causing much upheaval). This Filioque was discussed at some length in Mettan's book Creating Russophobia, yet he did not mention Luther (as he came later). Now this Filioque keeps coming...

Elohir, Is the above quote referring to Anatoly Fomenko? I think some of his claims may be questionable in regards to Historical revisionism and dendrochronology as mentioned in this Wikipedia description: Anatoly Fomenko If you consider the session transcripts and the Cs remarks is this...

Thank you very much for this session. Water, cystals and history are the main points here according to me. I own a quartz crystal and that's true that our individual frequency doen't fit with all kind of crystals. It was difficult for me to find a right one. The woman who made a pendulum test...

...around 700. History was more like propaganda for the ruling "elite" and very "thin" for European history. The chronicles reigns of the Carolingians had more details compared with those I read handling about the time before. But when reading the Bavarian history between around 200 and 700...

Re: Historical Events Database The discussion about that possibility started in the thread following Session July 12, 2014, but some of it spilled over into this one. Here is where it all started, but in order to find the scattered comments on it you will need to read that whole thread, I'm...

...analysis of how language issues affected the transmission and distortions. If there are any villains it would be the Flavians and the Carolingians. Q: (Pierre) So Carotta was right. The Flavians creating the Christian myth... And then the Carolingians after the collapse of the empire...

Re: Historical Events Database Till now I just pretended that the historian timeline is "in parallel" to the "real" one. From this I saw that there could be an event happening in more or less regular intervals. Therefore I have a theory that Huns = celestial event happening in regular...

...a good thing that was destroyed by evil barbarians rather than an evil thing that was destroyed by the gods. Because, of course, the Carolingians were interested in reconstituting the Empire. That's how it seems when reading Paul the Deacon. It seems obvious that the land was laid waste...

Re: Historical Events Database Thanks Finduilas for that clue. I've been mulling this problem over, off and on, for a long time now. If it is true that something like 300 years was added (and filled with fake church history), that would mean that not very long after the destruction of the...

Another bit I found just a bit ago because I was searching on Nonius Marcellus who apparently preserved bits from a lot of otherwise totally lost ancient authors in his dictionary. The following is full of interesting little tidbits. Now, a bit about our Lupus guy: Now, what about his pal...

...surprenants objets descendants du ciel. Only this aspect of medieval thought may explain why, in the year 800, during the reign of the Carolingians, the inhabitants of the old city of Lyon have not been shocked by the surprising appearance of objects descending from the sky. Les Lyonnais...

I've been wondering over this "mystery" for some time and would like to ask the C's who exactly where the so-called Cagots (or Agotes/Chrestians) and if the descriptions about them that we find in historical records are accurate, particularly Ambroise Paré's account...