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• God created, in Italy, the heaven and the earth (Genesis 1:1)
• Father, mother and child in the Babylonian map
• Adamo is naked (Genesis 3:8)
• Cherubim and flaming sword (Genesis 3:24)
• A=0 (the true numbering of the hebrew alphabet)
• Italy and the children of Noah (Genesis 10:1), Tirreno is Etiopia, Appennini is Egypt, Adriatico is Libia, Canaan in Italy
• Ashur from west to east (Genesis 10:11)
• They had brick for stone (Genesis 11:3)
• Italy is the ancient Low Egypt, see the map
• BHRM-Bormida ("in the nose" of Night, Egyptian Nut), PhMNT-Piemonte ("mouth of Nut"), L^YNGY-Langa ("to eye country"), ... see picture
• Egyptian-Christian geography of young Christ in Egypt (with his breath he give life to birds and they fly away colonizing other parts of the world)
• Egyptian Narmer (3000 a.C.) and Italy in the middle of sea-world
• Venetic map of Italy (Kupetari is Israel, Ego is river Po)
• Venetic map (eyes of the fish Nar, symbol of Narmer) and Chinese-Siberian geography (Oghes-Jacuzia, Site-Cita, Upe-Ob...)
• Solferino boats (bowl with map, early Italian bronze age)
• Solferino boats and first Egyptian dynasty (Semerkhet)
• Egyptian Peribsen (2900 a.C.) is north Italy (PR), Adriatic sea (B), Tyrrenian-Ligurian sea (S) and Ionian sea (N)
• Medieval map of Italy like a phoenix-eagle with two heads (Puglia and Calabria)
• Biblical places in Italy (work in progress)
• From Adam to Noe' and from Sem to Abram are European and Italian rivers?
• Italian rivers' numbering and Greek Mythology (1-Mincio, 2-Oglio, 3-Adda, 4-Olona, 5-Ticino, 6-Sesia, 7-Po-HERA, 8-Tanaro-VENERE, 9-Bormida-MINERVA)
• ... and so on, in Italian language...

Europe, liver of the world

Here they are some words in English language. Do you know the "Etruscan liver"? And the "Hittite liver"? And the "Babylonian liver"? They could be "livers", too. But what is a "liver"? Where is our "life"? In the "liver"?

Yes... because these "livers" are maps of Italy-Europe in the ancient times. This is the true "magick" inside. With them we can know geography and history of Italy and Europe in the ancient times:

• Babylonian liver and hundreds of commentaries on it (from 3000-2000 before C.)
• Hittite liver (from 1600 to 1200 before C., with "Elenu" in a side of that... the end of European Hittite Empire and the Troyan war)
• Etruscan liver (about second century before C., with strange names because Etruscan language is from a Semitic language with different alphabet than the Italian's one)
• ...
• Yes... I know you could be astonished about it... first Sumerian age, Subartu, Akkad, Kanaan, ancient Hebrew world, it was placed here in Italy and Europe

I cannot translate everything I am writing in Italian language. But I am putting pictures in English language, and a picture is "more than thousands of words". I hope you can understand the high value of this site. Please, see the pictures and get a new way of thinking Europe. In English language:

• The picture that explain how the liver is a map
• Italy on the Babylonian liver
• The reign of Subartu and his capital Subat-Enlil founded by Samsi-Adad
• The Trojan war in Italy (Trieste is Tirsa, the capital of Israel: Achiha, Omri, Ela, Gadi's Menahem)
• Until medieval times: the "dead sea" in the italian Po valley
• Sumerian god-goddess Inanna, in Capestrano and Etruscan Vulci
• Zodiac in the Po valley (it is in Italian language but you can understand easily the table with names related to Italian countries, as they appears on the book of Labat, "Un calendrier babylonien des travaux, des signes et des mois", from a Babylonian tablet named Iqquripus)
• Biblical places in Italy (work in progress)
• From Adam to Noe' and from Sem to Abram are European and Italian rivers

Translations from tablets are by KW (when not specified otherwise) and here it is the book:

• "Babylonian liver omens, the chapthers Manzazu, Padanu and Pan Takalti of the babylonian extispicy series mainly from Assurbanipal library" by Ulla Koch-Westenholz (CNI 25, The Carsten Niebur Institute of Near Eastern Studies, Museum Tusculanum Press, University of Copenhagen, ISBN 87-7289-620-5)

Well... "KW" is not the "book", obviously... she is a woman named Ulla Koch-Westenholz. Good life to her and to everyone who is reading.

Mauro Risani from Italy (mauro@urra.it)