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'''Kamuret'''—also known as Gamuret or Gahmuret—was the father of [[Parzival]], a character in the story of the same name written by the Bavarian poet, Wolfram von Eschenbach (c. 1170–c. 1220). Along with Parzival, he is a [[The Gnostic Saints|Gnostic Saint]] of [[Ecclessia Gnostica Catholica|E.G.C.]] | '''Kamuret'''—also known as Gamuret or Gahmuret—was the father of [[Parzival]], a character in the story of the same name written by the Bavarian poet, [[Wolfram von Eschenbach]] (c. 1170–c. 1220). Along with Parzival, he is a [[The Gnostic Saints|Gnostic Saint]] of [[Ecclessia Gnostica Catholica|E.G.C.]] | ||
The name KAMURET has the value of [[666]]. | The name KAMURET has the value of [[666]]. | ||
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Kamuret—also known as Gamuret or Gahmuret—was the father of Parzival, a character in the story of the same name written by the Bavarian poet, Wolfram von Eschenbach (c. 1170–c. 1220). Along with Parzival, he is a Gnostic Saint of E.G.C.
The name KAMURET has the value of 666.
References
- Sabazius. (1995). Kamuret on "The Invisible Basilica."
- Crowley, Aleister. (1991). The Equinox of the Gods. (Corrected facsimile edition.) New York : O.T.O./93 Publishing.