Scott Creighton Wrote:
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> Suggest you re-read what I wrote. I cite the
> Coptic-Egyptian tradition as cited by al-Masoudi.
> Suggest also that you read where the al-Masoudi
> Coptic-Egyptian tradition ends.

I did. I gained a stronger impression of cherry-picking.

“We told this to the King Surid Ben Shaluk: he built the Pyramids for the safety of us, and also as tombs for himself and for his household. When Surid died, he was buried in the eastern Pyramid; his brother Haukith, in the western; and his nephew Karwars, in the smaller — the lower part of which is built with granite, but the upper with a stone called Kedan.”

Are you going to reject this cherry? No doubt you are, but I see no justification for your doing so: it’s attributed to a Coptic source (probably as reliably as any of this material) and related by Masoudi.

Seems to me that you’re not telling the truth even about your vaunted “Coptic-Egyptian tradition”.

> Your screaming "fraud" and "Con man" at me gives
> me great heart. For it shows me that I am surely
> doing something right.

Screaming’s coming mainly from you, Scott, fitting for someone scared to answer my posts.

M.