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There are always a few unfinished projects on the shelf. Usually, these unfinished projects are personal projects which get shelved when custom orders and other paid projects come along. I do, though, try to go back to the shelf of unfinished projects periodically, and finish things. This particular project was started in May 2011. At that time, I was taking a class at PBI and for the work we were doing in that class, we had a bookbinding plough at our disposal. I don't have a plough at home, so I decided to take advantage of this temporary access. A plough is used to trim the edges of a text block, to create very smooth even edges. It is necessary for certain bindings and it is necessary for fore-edge decoration. I decided to create a couple of textblocks and plough the edges so that I could bring them home and marble them. These two ploughed textblocks sat on the shelf of unfinished projects for almost two years, until February 2013. At that time, I blew off the dust, and finally marbled the edges of those two text blocks. I had never done fore-edge marbling before, but it worked pretty well. Once I had a marble pattern that I liked, I dipped the textblock and made a matching sheet of paper to be used later on the covers. I quickly moved the dipped textblock into a press. I did that with both textblocks and left them in the press until they were dry. Then the textblocks went back onto the shelf. Fast-forward to February 2014, and I finally found the time to turn the text blocks into books, with their matching marbled paper covers. Now, another month later, I finally photographed the finished books and shared the whole story here. A very satisfying finished project, for sure, even if it did take me three years.
![Amentet Neferet - Religion and Traditions of Ancient Egypt - THE MYTH OF OSIRIS: THE REIGN OF OSIRIS ON EARTH - part IV: the Conquests of Osiris The myth concerning the conquests of Osiris, especially in Asia, corresponds exactly to the Hellenic myth about the conquests of Dionysos; the fullest account about it are the “Dionysiaca” of Nonnos of Khemmis/Panopolis (in the IX nome of Upper Egypt). Indeed all the Hellenic sources identify Osiris with Dionysos, without any doubt or hesitation, as a well known religious truth. And it is important to remember that with His conquest of Asia, Alexander the Great followed the example of Osiris-Dionysos, realizing again what the Great God did: and in fact Alexander the Great was called New Dionysos. [the Great God Osiris enthroned, detail from the west wall of the II Hypostyle Hall of the Great Temple of King Sethi I at Abydos] “Of Osiris they say that, being of a beneficent turn of mind, and eager for glory, He gathered together a great army, with the intention of visiting all the inhabited earth and teaching the race of men how to cultivate the vine and sow wheat and barley. (…) Now after Osiris had established the affairs of Egypt and turned the supreme power over to Isis His wife, they say that He placed Hermes-Thoth at Her side as counsellor because His prudence raised Him above the King's other friends, and as general of all the land under His sway He left Herakles (Herakles is identified with Herishef/Arsaphes, with Khonsu, with Shu and Khonsu-Shu), Who was both His kinsman and renowned for His valour and physical strength, while as governors He appointed Busiris over those parts of Egypt which lie towards Phoenicia and border upon the sea, and Antaeus over those adjoining Ethiopia and Libya; then He Himself left Egypt with His army to make His campaign, taking in His company also His brother, whom the Greeks call Apollo (Haroeris, Horus the Ancient). And it was Apollo-Haroeris, they say, Who discovered the laurel, a garland of which all men place about the head of this God above all others. The discovery of ivy is also attributed to Osiris by the Egyptians and made sacred to this God, just as the Greeks also do in the case of Dionysos. And in the Egyptian language, they say, the ivy is called the plant of Osiris and for purposes of dedication is preferred to the vine, since the latter sheds its leaves while the former ever remains green; the same rule, moreover, the ancients have followed in the case of other plants also which are perennially green, ascribing, for instance, the myrtle to Aphrodite-Hathor and the laurel to Apollo-Haroeris. Now Osiris was accompanied on His campaign, as the Egyptian account goes, by His two sons Anubis and Macedon-Upuaut, Who were distinguished for Their valour. Both of Them carried the most notable accoutrements of war, taken from certain animals whose character was not unlike the boldness of the men, Anubis wearing a dog's skin and Macedon-Upuaut the fore-parts of a wolf; and it is for this reason that these animals are held in honour among the Egyptians. He also took Pan-Min along on His campaign, Who is held in special honour by the Egyptians; for the inhabitants of the land have not only set up statues of Him at every Temple but have also named a city after Him in the Thebaid, called by the natives Khemmis, which when translated means City of Pan (Panopolis). In His company were also men who were experienced in agriculture, such as Maron in the cultivation of the vine, and Triptolemos in the sowing of grain and in every step in the harvesting of it. And when all His preparations had been completed Osiris made a vow to the Gods that He would let His hair grow until His return to Egypt and then made His way through Ethiopia; and this is the reason why this custom with regard to their hair was observed among the Egyptians until recent times, and why those who journeyed abroad let their hair grow until their return home. (Diodorus Siculus, I, 17-18](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3f/05/09/3f050956cec2840ac6f03611c2a372ff.jpg)
THE MYTH OF OSIRIS: THE REIGN OF OSIRIS ON EARTH - part IV: the Conquests of Osiris The myth concerning the conquests of Osiris, especially in Asia,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWKipjAjUC0&ab_channel=Tempo Through the pandemic, when public gyms were least populated, a parallel industry of home gyms has come to the fore. Home gyms are particularly designed to provide you with exercise equipment and put you in front of a motion tracking camera that relays real-time information about posture, reps and other details to a trainer
Identifier: foreaftcraftthei00chat2 Title: Fore and aft craft and their story; an account of the fore and aft rig from the earliest times to the present day Year: 1922 (1920s) Authors: Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 Subjects: Publisher: London : Seeley, Service Contributing Library: New York Public Library Digitizing Sponsor: MSN View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: is one from the Island of Urkin the Zuyder Zee. Her high, bold bows make herideal for combatting the nasty, steep seas of the ZuyderZee and of the North Sea off the Dutch coast. Theycome on Mondays across the former from the Islandsof Urk or Marken, lock through the Orange Sluis,sail along the Eye through Amsterdam, and so outthrough the Ymuiden locks into the North Sea. Thefollowing Saturday will see them again doing thereturn journey, calling at Amsterdam to take homethe Sundays meat for their famihes. The ships arelike their crews and the latters costumes—old-worldand unique. The men are as fine and stalwart astheir craft, and, in their own particular line of sea- IN HOLLAND 295 manship, unsurpassed. These craft seem usually tobe handled with a crew of three, perhaps the fatherand his two sons, of whom the younger is a mereboy in years but has the seamans instinct born andbred in him as it has been in his family for centuries.Manly, healthy, clear-skinned, flaxen people in their Text Appearing After Image: Fig. 94,—Dutch Botters. These have their home on the Zuyder Zee, and come from such portsas the Isles of Marken and Urk. baggy knickerbockers (much patched) and stockingsand wooden shoes, there is something singularlyattractive about them. Usually their crait cruiseunder staysail and main, the latter being loose-footedand laced to the mast, and the gaff is short; butsometimes they run out a bowsprit and set a jib aswell. 296 THE MODERN FORE-AND-AFT RIG The hotter rarely ships any soHd water, even whenit is blowing hard on the Zuyder Zee, though shethrows up a good deal of spray from her high bows. Anoticeable feature of these craft is that the mast isstepped well aft and the sta}sail is very big. Fromthe photograph (Fig. 95), which was taken at Monni-kendam, on the Zuyder Zee, just opposite the Isle ofMarken, an excellent idea may be formed of the deck-plan of the hotter. She has a large fore-deck ; imme-diately abaft this is stepped the mast, aft of which,again, is a very large wel Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.
The lordly Santa Fe 991 train rolls by the Kings Country Club near Laton, California on a summer morning in July 1995. Lead unit ATSF 238 had been delivered to the railroad that month. Sadly, BNSF was just two months away.
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