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30:13a

30:23 · The sign for the Eastern star, i.e. the planet Venus 41a:7, as the Morning star. It is quite common among the tribal peoples in Africa and the Americas, and drawn both with and without a surrounding circle. For its historical background and origins, see 27:21 in Group 27 and 29:13 in Group 29. This particular version was found on a photograph of the Apache chief Geronimo, who lived during the nineteenth century. The sign was on his headgear.
    Compare with 28:30 found on the headgear of the cruel Vlad, Count Dracula, on a fifteenth-century painting. In both cases the star associates to 41a:7 in its role as a war divinity. Note that in the United States a very similar ideogram has been used on fighter jets and tanks.

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