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Ghosts I Have Seen
A Karmic Study in Light of Anthroposophy and Spiritual Science
Published: Christmas, December 25, 2022.
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King Leonidas Monument, Location of the Battle of Thermopylae
Alexander visits the Apis bull at a temple in Memphis by Andre Castaigne (1898-1899). This is a modified picture; on the left is Ptolemy I and the right is Alexander the Great.
A modified image of the painting "Cleopatra and Mark Antony at the Funeral of Julius Caesar", by Lionel Royer, Circa 1878
A 13th Century Statue of Saint Maurice; a Roman Officer of the Theban Legion who died as a Christian martyr in the late 3rd century AD in Switzerland.
Battle of Roncevaux Pass, 778AD, This painting depicts an ambush of Roland the favorite nephew and leading Paladin of Charlemagne. Here, he is blowing "Olifant", an elephant tusk/horn given to him by Charlemagne. Roland was leading the rearguard of Charlemagne's Army as they marched out of Spain across the Pyrenees. Charlemagne returned, after hearing the horn, and found the heroic knight had died
Sketch of the Tomb of Ogier the "Ardenner", Paladin of Charlemagne near Paris, Meaux, Mabillon, Jean (1735) Acta Sanctorum Ordinis S. Benedicti Pars Prima, volume IV, Coletus & Bettinellus, page 624. The tomb was later looted and destroyed during the French Revolution.
Author's artistic portrait of Aethelstan, Grandson of Alfred the Great and First King of the Land of the Angles. Died 939AD.
Author's portrait of Aethelfaed, the "Lady of the Mercians", Aethelstan's Aunt and adoptive Mother. She was the first child, and only daughter, of Alfred the Great.
"The Battle of Brunanburh", the largest battle in English history at that point, fought between the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings/Scots. 937AD, from Hutchinsons Story of the British Nation, Circa 1923, by Alfred Pearse.
"La Pucelle" (Joan of Arc), 1907, by Frank Craig
A modified painting by Arthur Hacker Tutt (1858-1919) with a portrait of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville. The "Sun in Splendor" of Edward IV used on livery flags, banners, accoutrements, etc.
"The Battle of Towton", from Hutchinsons Story of the British Nation, Circa 1923, by Alfred Pearse. The battle occurred on a broad plane near the village of Towton. A smaller skirmish occurred the day before at Ferrybridge, which was a creek near Towton.
The Battle of Green River Bridge, also known as the Battle of Munfordville, located in Munforrdville, Ky. A brief battle was fought there in September of 1862 after the Confederate defeat at the Battle of Shiloh.
By Way of the Western Front
A soldier of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) stands before the grave of a fallen comrade. This picture was taken near the town of Pilckem during the Third Battle of Ypres which occurred on August 22, 1917. Photo taken by Lt. Ernest Brooks.
The attack on a Japanese command bunker during the Battle of Tarawa on November 22, 1943 led by 1st. Lt. Alexander Bonnyman, Jr. of Knoxville, Tn. who died during the attack.
A Memorial Cross on Tarawa, Circa 1946.