Friday, March 20, 2009

Buddhism in ancient Egypt

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“It would seem that Buddha was an Egyptian priest, chased from Memphis by the persecution of Cambyses. This tradition would justify the port...
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Buddhist Meroites used Tocharian and Kharosthi

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Philostratus:The Life of Apollonius of Tyana makes it clear that the Gymnosophist lived in Upper Egypt and the Meroitic Empire. The Gymnosop...
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Part 1:Winters' Response to Burlak's Meroitic and Tocharian

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Clyde Winters response to Burlak’s Meroitic & Tocharian Part 1: Tocharians probably physically took Tocharian to Meroe. S.A. Burlak, in ...

Part 2:Winters' Response to Burlak's Meroitic and Tocharian: Cognate Linguistic Features

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Clyde Winters response to Burlak’s Meroitic & Tocharian Part 2: Cognate Linguistic Features S.A. Burlak, in Meroitic and Tocharian: From...

Part 3:Winters' Response to Burlak's Meroitic and Tocharian: The length of Meroitic words

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Clyde Winters response to Burlak’s Meroitic & Tocharian Part3 Winters length of Meroitic Words is too short S.A. Burlak, in Meroitic and...

Part 4:Winters' Response to Burlak's Meroitic and Tocharian: Meroitic Verbs

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Clyde Winters response to Burlak’s Meroitic & Tocharian Part 4: Length of Meroitic Verbs are too short. S.A. Burlak, in Meroitic and Toc...

Part 5:Winters' Response to Burlak's Meroitic and Tocharian :Tocharian & Kharosthi dates back to 2nd Century

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Clyde Winters response to Burlak’s Meroitic & Tocharian Part 5: Tocharian text do not date back to the 2nd Century BC. 4. Burlak argues ...