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Book of Enoch
Chapter VII (7:3)
Who consumed all the acquisitions of men. And when men could no longer sustain them,
Popol Vuh
Part IV, Chapter 11 (12)
They did not squander the gifts of those whom they sustained and nourished, but they ate and drank them. Neither did they buy them; they had won and s...
Book of Jubilees
Chapter VII (22)
And they begat sons the Naphidtm, and jthey were all unlikej,* and they devoured one another : and the Giants^lewllieliipiuL and the Naphil slew the E...
Popol Vuh
Part I, Chapter 2 (13)
They no longer remembered the Heart of Heaven and therefore they fell out of favor. It was merely a trial, an attempt at man. At first they spoke,...
Pistis Sophia
Chapter 26 (The rulers devour their matter so that souls may not be fashioned)
It came to pass then, when they became powerless, that their power began to cease in them, so that they became exhausted in their power, and their lig...
Book of Jubilees
Chapter VII (24)
And after this they sinned against the beasts and birds, and all that moveth and walketh on the earth : and much blood was shed on the earth, and ever...
Bhagavad Gita
Daivāsura Sampad Vibhāga Yoga (16.11)
And they- (men of demonical nature) held by boundless desires unending till death (or dissolution of the world), thinking of sensual enjoyments as the...
Bundahishn
Chapter XIV (5)
A thousand days and nights they were without eating, and first water and afterwards herbage (aûrvar) were devoured by them.
On the Origin of the World
THE CONSUMMATION OF THE AGE AND THE APOCALYPSE (THE CONSUMMATION OF THE AGE AND THE APOCALYPSE)
Before the consummation of the age, the whole place will be shaken by great thunder. Then the rulers will lament, crying out on account of their...
Concept of Our Great Power
Concept of Our Great Power (18)
Then the wrath of the archons burned. They were ashamed of their dissolution. And they fumed and were angry at the life. The cities were ; the...
Popol Vuh
Part III, Chapter 1 (4)
So the corn entered [into the formation of man] by the work of the Forefathers.
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Brahmana 3 (1.3.17)
Then it [i.e. breath] sang out food for itself, for what- ever food is eaten is eaten by it. Hereon one is established. 1 8. Those gods said: c Of...
Popol Vuh
Part I, Chapter 2 (6)
Then they said to them: "Because it has not been possible for you to talk, you shall be changed. We have changed our minds: Your food, your pasture,...
Book of Jubilees
Chapter V (2)
And lawless- ness increased on the earth and all flesh corrupted its way,* alike men and cattle and beasts and birds and everything that walketh on th...
Gospel of Philip
God Is a Man-Eater (God Is a Man-Eater)
God is a man-eater, and so humans are [sacrificed] to him. Before humans were sacrificed, animals were sacrificed, because those to whom they were...
Bundahishn
Chapter XXX (2)
So, likewise, in the millennium of Hûshêdar-mâh, the strength of appetite (âz) will thus diminish, when men will remain three days and nights in super...
Popol Vuh
Part IV, Chapter 8 (2)
Then their empire grew. They were very numerous, when they held their council in their great houses. They reunited, but later divided, because...
Enuma Elish
Tablet IV (136)
While he divided the flesh of the ..., and devised a cunning plan
Asclepius
Section XXV (4)
The sorrowful departure of the Gods from men takes place; bad angels only stay, who mingled with humanity will lay their hands on them, and drive the...
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Brahmana 5 (1.5.1)
When the Father produced by intellect And austenty seven kinds of food, One of his [foods] was common to all, Of two he let the gods partake, Three...
Book of Jubilees
Chapter V (9)
And He sent His sword into their midst that each should slay his neigh- bour, and they began to slay each other till they all fell by the sword and we...