Andites

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Andites (Papers 78–80). See also Aryans; races
ancestors of Nordic races (80:4.5) (80:9.2)
aridity forced A. to adopt new methods (81:6.4)
believed ghosts returned to ancestral homelands (86:4.8)
best human stock since Adamites; able, aggressive; military conquerors (78:4.3-6) (80:4.3)
contributed humor, art, adventure, roving dispositions, imagination, romance, courtship, music, and manufacture (78:4.5-6) (78:5.8) (80:5.7) (81:3.8) (83:2.5)
danger in restlessness, curiosity, adventure, and pleasure-abandon characteristic of (84:8.4)
domesticated animals (81:2.11-12)
drove Andonites north of central Asia (80:9.6-7)
family-council practices (84:7.29)
first attempted to divorce mathematical from volitional (103:6.10)
homogeneity referred to as Caucasoid or pre-Aryan (78:4.4)
horse determined dominance of (80:4.4)
little contact with red race (79:5.7)
migrations of Andites (Papers 79–80) (78:5-6secs)
132 A. from Japan ancestry of Incan rulers (78:5.7) (79:5.9)
along the Nile (80:6sec)
best strains near mouths of Tigris, Euphrates (78:6.6) (78:8.1)
Dravidian and Aryan conquerors of India; submerged (78:5.6) (79:5.1) (94:1.1)
evacuated Mesopotamia by 6000 B.C. (78:6.7) (80:1.1)
from 25,000 B.C. to 6000 B.C. (78:3.9)
in Europe, Mediterranean region (80:4,5,7,9secs) (80:9.9)
in the Occident (Paper 80)
in the Orient (Paper 79)
in Turkestan (79:1sec)
military headquarters in Denmark (80:5.2)
Sumerians were the last (78:8.1)
mingled with blue races and Saharans (80:8.1) (80:9.8)
more imaginative and adventurous youths require more training and discipline (84:7.21)
named. See Amosad; Genghis Khan; Imhotep; Thor (Andite)
origin
1/8 to 1/6 Adamic blood (78:4.1)
absorbed best of blue man and ruthlessly exterminated worst (80:4.5) (80:5.5-6) (80:8.1) (80:9.11)
assimilated Siberian Andonites (80:4.2)
began when Adam impregnated Nodite women (76:4.8)
embraced Adamites, Nodites, and best strains of yellow, blue, and green races (77:3.9) (78:0.1-2) (78:4.1-4)
union of Nodites and Adamites caused renaissance (78:5.1)
originally not cannibalistic (89:5.3) (89:6.1)
practiced in-marriage (82:5.4)
racially obliterated in India (79:2.5-6) (79:3.5)
red or blond hair (79:1.8)
unifying factor in white race is Andite inheritance (81:4.11)
went forth as missionaries, teachers, and traders (78:5.5)
worked metals (81:3.4)

Cross-references

See Amosad
See Genghis Khan
See Imhotep
See Thor (Andite)
See also Aryans
See also races

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