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9
Quoted in Hornung, 2001, p. 148.

1
Tompkins, 1971, p. 50; Cott, 1987, p. 50.

2
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 65.

3
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 65.

4
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 69.

5
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 73.

6
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 74; italics in the original.

7
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 76.

8
Brunton, 1936, 1969, p. 77.

9
Melchizedek, 2000, p. 277.

10
Horn, 2003, p. 283.

11
Horn, 2003, p. 284.

12
Horn, 2003, p. 286.

13
Haich, 1974, p. 233.

14
Hall, 1928/1945; 2003, p. 62.

15
Quoted in DeSalvo, 2003, pp. 109-110.

16
Maspero quoted in Adams, 1933, p. 12.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

These references include works cited in both the text and appendices and materials that I consulted during my studies and that I recommend as further reading and reference for any Great Pyramid devotee. Sources are divided into two categories. Some sources from the Internet /World Wide Web are listed at the end of the bibliography. Since on-line sources can change quickly, I have kept these to a minimum. Interested readers should use any of the many on-line search engines to find useful and relevant Great Pyramid materials. Biblical quotations in the text are taken from
The Jerusalem Bible,
Reader’s Edition (Jones, 1968).

This bibliography makes no claims to completeness, but it is relatively comprehensive. Some of the works cited are relatively rare, but with diligence the majority can be found either for sale or in libraries, and many of the more critical works have been reprinted. I include relevant bibliographic details under some entries in order to clarify certain confusing issues regarding various editions of important works. Even though I do not agree with their analyses and conclusions,
Great Pyramid Passages,
vol. 1, by John and Morton Edgar (1910, 1923, and various reprints of the 1923 edition; personally I prefer the 1910 edition) is an invaluable source of photographs taken in and around the Great Pyramid at the beginning of the twentieth century before many modern restorations had been made and conveniences (such as railings for tourists) had been installed. Likewise, the multivolume set
Pyramidology
by Adam Rutherford is worth perusing for the photographs alone.

Adams, W. Marsham.
The Book of the Master of the Hidden Places: The True Symbolism of the Great Pyramid Revealed by the Book of the Dead.
Edited by E. J. Langford Garstin. London: Search, 1933.

Adams, W. Marsham.
The Book of the Master, Or the Egyptian Doctrine of the Light Born of the Virgin Mother.
London: John Murray, 1898.

Adams, W. Marsham.
The House of the Hidden Places: A Clue To The Creed of Early Egypt from Egyptian Sources.
London: John Murray, 1895.

Agnew, H.
Letter from Alexandria on the Evidence of the Practical Application of the Quadrature of the Circle in the Configuration of the Great Pyramids of Egypt.
London: Longman, Orne, Brown, Green, and Longman’s, 1838. Citation from Herz-Fischler (2000).

Aldred, Cyril.
The Egyptians.
Rev. and enl. ed. London: Thames and Hudson, 1984.

Alford, Alan F.
The Midnight Sun: The Death and Rebirth of God in Ancient Egypt.
Walsall, England: Eridu Books, 2004.

Alford, Alan F.
Pyramid of Secrets: The Architecture of the Great Pyramid Reconsidered in the Light of Creational Mythology.
Walsall, England: Eridu Books, 2003.

Alford, Alan F.
When the Gods Came Down: The Catastrophic Roots of Religion Revealed.
London: Hodder and Stoughton, 2000.

Angell, Christopher. “Inside the Pyramids of the Pharaohs.” In
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Anonymous.
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Anonymous [attributed to Carl Friedrich Koeppen, or Köppen, ed., sometimes with Johann Wilhelm Bernhard von Hymmen; see Hornung, 2001, p. 120.].
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Anonymous.
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Aziz, Philippe.
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Badawy, Alexander.
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Barber, F. M.
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Bedford, Francis. See Smyth, 1864.

Benavides, Rodolfo.
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Bernard, Jean-Louis.
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Besant, Annie.
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Birch, S.
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London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1890.

Blackden, M. W., translator and editor.
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Blavatsky, H. P.
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Blavatsky, H. P.
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Bonwick, James.
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Bonwick, James.
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Mineola, N.Y.: Dover, 2002.

Borchardt, Ludwig, and Herbert Ricke.
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N.p., n.d. [1929?], [date of the introduction and latest date of some of the photographs in the book]. Marked “Orbis Terrarum” and “Printed in Germany.” Herz-Fischler, 2000, p. 277, gives the city and publisher as “New York: Westermann” but may be referring to a different edition of this book.

Bowles, J.
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Bramley, William.
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Breasted, James Henry.
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Brennan, Herbie.
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Brennan, Herbie.
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Brophy, Thomas G.
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Budge, E. A. Wallis.
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London: Trustees of the British Museum, 1895. Reprint, New York: Dover, 1967.

Budge, E. A. Wallis.
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Bunsen, Christian C. J.
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Capt, E. Raymond.
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Capt, E. Raymond.
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1986. Reprint, Muskogee, Ok.: Artisan, 2002.

Casey, Charles.
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5th ed. Dublin: Carson Brothers, 1883. Reprint, photocopy, n.p.: Kessinger, [2004?].

Cavalli, Thom F.
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Cayce, Edgar.
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Ceram, C. W. [pen name of Kurt W. Marek].
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Chaney, Earlyne C.
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Upland, Calif.: Astara’s Library of Mystical Classics, 1987.

Chase, J. Munsell.
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San Francisco: J. Munsell Chase, 1915.

Churchward, Albert.
Origin and Antiquity of Freemasonry and its Analogy to the Eschatology of the Ancient Egyptians, as Witnessed by the “Book of the Dead,” and the Great Pyramid of Ghizeh, the First Masonic Temple in the World.
London: Sir Joseph Causton and Sons, 1898.

Churchward, Albert.
The Origin and Evolution of Primitive Man—Lecture Given at the Royal Societies Club, St. James’s Street, February 1912.
London: George Allen, 1912.

Clancy, Flora Simmons.
Pyramids.
Montreal: St. Remy Press, 1994.

Clymer, R. Swinburne.
The Mysteries of Osiris or Ancient Egyptian Initiation.
Quakertown, Penn.: Philosophical Publishing, 1951.

Cohane, John Philip.
The Key.
New York: Crown, 1969.

Cole, J. H.
Determination of the Exact Size and Orientation of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Survey of Egypt paper no. 39. Cairo: Government Press, 1925. See also on-line at:
www.artifice-design.co.uk/kheraha/cole.html
(June 30, 2003), for an incomplete and inexact copy.

Collier, Mark, and Bill Manley.
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London: British Museum Press, 1998.

Collins, Andrew.
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New York: Caroll and Graf, 2000.

Collins, Andrew.
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Rochester, Vt.: Bear, 2002.

Coppens, Philip.
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Enkhuizen, Netherlands: Frontier, 2004.

Cornish, Norman Charles.
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Vol. 1.
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Vancouver: Thomas Chatterton Press, 1990.

Cornish, Norman Charles.
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Vancouver: Thomas Chatterton, 1986.

Coryn, Sidney G. P.
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Cossette, Thomas L.
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N.p.: Xulon Press, 2003.

Cotsworth, Moses B.
The Rational Almanac. Tracing the Evolution of Modern Almanacs from Ancient Ideas of Time and Suggesting Improvements.
York, England: privately printed, 1905.

Cott, Jonathan, with Hanny El Zeini.
The Search for Omm Sety: A Story of Eternal Love.
Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1987.

Cottrell, Leonard.
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Coxill, David. “The Riddle of the Sphinx.”
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(spring 1998), pp. 13-19. Coxill’s name is misspelled “Coxhill” in the byline.