The Star of Bethlehem as Sirius the Magi Star
In a religious essay, Rev. F. P. Duffy argues the Star of Bethlehem was Sirius, the fixed brightest star, guiding Magi from the west to Jerusalem. He links Sirius in Pisces to Judea, rejects meteoric, planetary, comet, or angel theories, and explores Druid Irish origins and archaic zodiac symbolism.
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Judea
Earth
Theophylact
Bethlehem
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Sirius
Heaven
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Maghus
Meg
Megas
Danube
Asia Minor
Asia
Sad-Asia
Galatia
Ireland
Scythia
Star of Bethlehem
Mithra
Teltya
Tistrya
Ahura- Mazda
Balaam
Jarbones
Jeho
Herod
Jerusalem
Anatole
Horion
East
Orient
Gabriel
Oregon
Oregen
Shin
David Forbes
England
Serviss
America
Dean Alford
Ideler
Kepler
Wieseler
Christ
Paul
Babylonia
Dlam
Sayee
Sea Liddell & Scott
Magog
Noah
Sceult
Skotos
Keating
Herodotus
Hippocrates
Encyclopedia Britannica
Jacob
Palestine
Jude
Pisces
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Family Man Dumphy Lifts Hope Amid Woodsmen’s Grief
In a rough wilderness crew a man known as Dumphy shuts down words, clings to his bunk, and endures homesickness. The boss and crew hide their concern as a Christmas Eve vigil reveals a letter from a poorhouse telling of a dead baby, prompting the men to plan a charitable stunt to send Santa Claus to those left behind.
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Dumphy
Mike
Bill
Charley
Chawin
Jake
Tha
Colice
Larrigan
Santy Claus
Joe Lacrosse
Santa Claus
Cook
Ilka
Ana Jos
Stockli
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