Coronation Stone

Jeremiah took Zedekiah s daughters and, it is said, the Israelites coronation stone to Spain and thence to Ireland. In Spain, one of Zedekiah s daughters married into the Spanish royal family of Zaragossa. 

Jeremiah reputedly brought other remarkable things to Ireland including a harp, an ark, and a wonderful stone called lia-fail, or the Stone of Destiny. The Israelites crowned their kings either standing upon or next to such a pillar of stone.Many European countries such as Sweden and Demnark also crowned their kings on a coronation stone or within a circle of twelve stones. 

The British also struck a special medal to commemorate Queen Elizabeth IPs coronation on 2 June 1953. It depicts the arrival of the throne at the British Isles. The English kept this Coronation Stone, Stone of Scone, or Stone of Destiny, in the base of the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey. The official Westminster Abbey guide labels the Coronation Stone as Jacob s pillar-stone. Jacob laid his head on this Stone when he had the famous dream of a ladder reaching to Heaven. " ... 

The Coronation Stone, which is a six hundred and seventy millimeter long block of dull reddish sandstone weighing 152 kg, may come from near the Dead Sea where such sandstone exists in Petra, Edom. However, the Dead Sea is one hundred miles from the white limestone at Bethel, where Jacob had his dream. This type of reddish sandstone exists within a few miles of Scone in Perthshire. 

The English finally returned the mystical Coronation Stone to Scotland on 30 November 1996, St Andrew s Day, in preparation for Queen Elizabeth II to open Scotland s new Parliament on July 1, 1999. 

The Coronation Stone is very important to Danite Britain because the Book of Daniel represents God s kingdom as a stone. Underling the importance of the Coronation Stone was the precautions taken for its safety in World War II. In 1940, when the German invasion threatened England, the British Government removed the stone from Westminster Abbey to a secret hiding place and sent the details of its concealment to Canada s Prime Minister. 

Brenemann, H. H., Stone, E. C. (1985) Solar coronal and photospheric abundances from solar energetic particle measurements. Astrophys. J., 299, L57-61. 

The operations even of the esoteric alchemists were subject to wide variations but the central and crucial feature of the Great Work consisted in a prolonged and controlled heating of the proximate materials, under the right conditions, in the scaled vessel of Hermes. Thereafter it was often supposed that (he potency of the Stone could be greatly enhanced in the process called multiplication. Finally, the multiplied Stone was added to the fused base metal in the crowning operation of projection, thereby bringing about a rapid and spectacular transmutation. Finis coronal opus ... 

Fig. 22.6a-c. Biliary lithiasis in a patient with hepaticojejunostomy. Coronal thin MIP 3D heavily T2-weighted MR chol-angiograms (a,b) show the presence of multiple stones into both the right hepatic duct and the pre-anastomotic common hepatic duct. Coronal thick MIP 3D heavily T2-weighted MR cholangiogram (c) better shows the dilation of the intrahepatic biliary system, the right and left hepatic ducts and the common hepatic duct... 

Fig. 22.10a-c. Choledocholithiasis. Coronal thin-slab SSFSE T2-weighted MR cholangiogram (a) shows two stones in the distal tract of the common bile duct. Coronal oblique MIP T2-weighted MR cholangiogram (b) confirms these findings and demonstrates dilation of the biliary tract. The MRVE view (c), simulated to look toward the ampulla, shows the endoluminal polyp-like mass pattern of the common bile duct from the inside... 

Fig. 32.2. Coronal reconstruction with delineation of the complete ureter with a slightly dilatation and an additional stone in the distal ureter...

Stone, N.J. 2001. Lowering low-density cholesterol with diet Theimportant role of functional foods as adjuncts , Coron. ArteryDis., 72 547-552. 

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