As previously stated on the
Development page, "Mirror History" initially started
out as a research journal. It began with a language dictionary and eventually
incorporated Biblical illustrations, a world history timeline and some
literary quotes, etc. All of these resources help to reflect "Mirror
History".
As "Mirror History" [the Web site] develops over the years,
I am inclined to revise and edit several components to meet with various
"status quo" requirements. What started out as a personal research dictionary
and timeline is now - more than ever - having to negotiate an overall picture
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1.) Nearly every timeline entry will
appear in quotes to signify "literary artifacts" compiled by D.R.D. [a.k.a.
Etznab Mathers]. In some [but not all] places a "source" document, author
or link will appear following each quoted illustration. However, for a lot
of the earlier A.D. (and some B.C.) dates I was not in the habit of listing
references (but quoted data only). As time permits (and/or when possible)
I will endeavor to update, correct and ascribe a place of literary origin
for each entry.
2.) Titles and dates appearing before timeline events are NOT necessarily quoted material. Rather, these generally represent the composition of Etznab Mathers. When a literary event originates from a newspaper source, the date preceding that literary event will usually signify the date of the newspaper in which it appeared.
3.) Most paragraph indents and spacings have NOT been transcribed for the timeline articles and data. Generally, the text only is given - although in some places [....] is used to indicate additional text and/or paragraph breaks. As of September 2006 - with regard to articles containing consecutive paragraphs - I began to insert the symbol "[NP]" (new paragraph) to indicate paragraph breaks.
3.) Data within brackets [ ] appearing within quoted material for Timeline events is usually [but not always] the contribution of Etznab Mathers. I generally prefer to use [ ] instead of ( ). This was especially the case with many B.C. and early A.D. entries.
4.) Planetary configurations data for dates earlier than 600 B.C. represent approximations only.
5.) The symbol T.S. means "transcription date" (date that information was last added and/or updated onto these (Mirror History) website pages. NP stands for "new paragraph".
6.) Weather (earthquakes and natural phenomena), solar / planetary activity & Births / Deaths information is generally located (on this timeline) on the day it happens.
Biblical Illustration Notes:
1.) I have not put attention on this section for
quite some time. It was added to the site that I could have a storage place
for transliterated foreign text. In time, this section may see passages from
other foreign literatures.
*Eckankar 'Trivia" Timeline:
1.) This piece of work - compiled and posted 02/17/05 - represented my latest edition to "Mirror History". It basically reflected the research and work of contemporary authors who quoted and/or remarked about historical trivia regarding Eckankar. I had added other data to this timeline which included: Astronomical Observations, Earth and Space Weather Phenomena, Natural Disasters Trivia and some brief commentary. The original version of this work was deleted in November 2006. It was later revised and reposted. Then again, it was deleted - due in part to "negative feedback". See Status page for further details. - E.M.
Last page update 05/15/10