blue race

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blue race (64:6.21-24). See also Cro-Magnons; races
Adamites preferred; infiltrated by 15,000 B.C. (64:6.21) (78:3.5,7) (80:1.5-7) (80:8.1)
best absorbed by Andites; unfit exterminated (80:5.6) (80:9.11)
biologic basis of white race (80:0.1) (80:5.7) (80:9.2,5,10)
Cro-Magnoids (80:3sec)
early tamed the elephant (66:5.5)
highly blended; carried red and yellow strains (80:3.2) (80:9.2)
in central and South America (79:5.8)
in India (79:2.2)
misfortune so largely lost (51:4.3)
mixed with Andonites (81:4.2-9)
moved into Europe; drove Andonites from (64:7.3,8) (78:1.5)
nature
artistically gifted (66:5.26) (80:3.3,7)
brain power of red race, sentiment of yellow race (64:6.21)
expert hunters, fishers, boatbuilders (68:5.5) (80:3.5-7)
most aggressive, adventurous Eurasians (78:1.8) (80:3.3)
perfectly honest, wholly free from sexual vices (80:3.4)
tendency to fight among themselves (64:6.22)
Neanderthal absorption retarded (64:7.9-10) (78:1.8) (79:5.1)
one ruler had 100,000 burden bearers (81:2.12)
Orlandof
great teacher among b.r. 200,000 years ago (64:6.23)
on 24 counselors (45:4.6)
partial to alphabet writing (66:5.10)
persisted longest in southern France (80:5.5)
perverted by Caligastia (64:6.22)
profited most from Dalamatia teachings (68:0.3)
scattered all over Europe (78:1.8)
somewhat broad-headed (81:4.2-3)
survived in Basques and Berbers (80:9.11)
united with Adamites, who exterminated Neanderthal strains to produce Cro-Magnons (80:1.5-8)
usually subdues indigo race (51:4.6)

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