Boshevski and Tendov's Egyptian Illusions

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Bogot Zmija od ustieto, Boga od Asuan i Boga Na{ion. [kameni gradbi(hramovi) na: bogot zmija na ustieto, boga od asuan i boga nashion] (equivalent to English Stone constructions (temples) of: God Snake of the Mouth, the God of Asswan and our God.)” Lets us first mention here that the area the modern (Arabic speaking) Egyptians pronounce as Asswan in the Ancient Egyptian language was called and pronounced Swenet, and phonetically written In Hieroglyphic as: swn.t . By the Greeks it was similarly called Syene (Συηνη). We also note that the word (hramovi-temples) has been added by the two professors on their own supposed “deciphered” text:

Since it is impossible to locate anywhere a reference to an Egyptian “GOD SNAKE OF THE MOUTH”, we present here what is second best: Quetzalcoatl, the Mayan Serpent God! Were the Mayans also “Proto-Slavic”? Another mystery to be solved...

adding on to the made up! “The order continues with the names of the three regions of the land, the first is Egypt, the second Asswan, and the third is the land of the greatest God Cho NaThnani, the expression written in original: INaNьTaNọ^ọJьVaNagoB [inanьt an ọhc ọjьvan agob] eVIẹSọJaNiSaN [eviẹs ọjanis an] oTPьu\AaN [otpьujga an] Equivalent in English The greatest god Cho of Thnani In all of Sinai In Egypt


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