Real Hyperborea A Lost Land on Ancient Maps - Book of Enoch 77-1-4 - book Inventio Fortunata,

Central Vortex Real Flat Earth and the Black Sun and the Star Polaris and Equinox Lost Land on Ancient Maps - Book of Enoch 77-1-4 - book Inventio Fortunata, 1. The names of the sun are these: one Aryares, the other Tomas. 2. The moon has four names. The first is Asonya; the second, Ebla; the third, Benase; and the fourth, Erae. 3. These are the two great luminaries, whose orbs are as the orbs of heaven; and the dimensions of both are equal. 4. In the orb of the sun there is a seventh portion of light, which is added to it from the moon. By measure it is put in, until a seventh portion of the light of the sun is departed. They set, enter into the western gate, circuit by the north, and through the eastern gate go forth over the face of heaven. Contents from second-hand sources who saw the Inventio Fortunata describe an English priest who is driven to investigate the North. In his travels, he finds a place called the Ilse of dwarves which are inhabited by men with long feet. Further is in the book a vast continent at the pole that is divided by rivers moving so fast, they don't freeze at the arctic chill. At the center of the pole sits a black magnetic rock that is 33 miles around and to which all compasses point to. After leaving the land, the priest returns to England and gives the report to the king.