The Keys to the Sea Kingdom

The Keys to the Sea Kingdom

Melicertes-Janus-Portunus apear to be the same person.....the holder
of the keys and the opener of doors and ports.

In two days I will be leaving on a train for Monterey Calfifornia
where there is going to be held in Superior Court a hearing on the
probate of my later sister, the world famous artist Christine
Rosamond. Before a Superior Court Judge I will be making the
argument of my life as to why and how my families Artistis and
Literary Legacy came to be owned by outsiders. This legacy was began
by my grandfather, Royal Rosamond, who owned the genral store in
Ventura by the Sea. His father was William Rosamond, his mother Ida
Louisiana Rose the alleged daughter of Sir Issac Hall one of the
Captians of the Constitution. He married Mary Magdalene Wieneke and
had four beautiful daughters; June, Bertha (Bonnie), Rosemary, and
Lillian. Rosemary Rosamond was my mother. She was in the Waves
decoding Russian communications during WW2. She married Victor
Presco an officer in the Merchant Marines. My family loved the sea
until Christine drowned in the ocean near Carmel by the Sea. I will
be proving to this judge that all the accounts of my sister's death,
are lies.

I believe I have opened the door to a Kingdom long silenced, and all
but disapeared. Here is the Key to the Kingdom of the Sea. All ports
are now open to you, especially in a storm.

Jon Presco



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"Janus was the god of the gates,....But not only was he the god of
the gate, he was the gate itself: he and those stones were one, and
from that gate he could preside over all the gates, all the doors of
the buildings in Rome." Pg. 18 Roman Mythology
by Stewart Perowne

In this view he would be the ultimate household god! Within this
group would be Hestia/Vesia for hearth and prosperity, Hermes -
guarding the doorway and bringing good luck, Lares-spirits of the
household and farm boundaries, Penates-spirits who guarded the
storehouse, and numerous others that watched over such things like
the childs' birth and first steps, marriage, quarrels, brooms, axe,
mortar, etc. Basically prior to the Romans' forming into the huge
important power house with state sponsored gods and goddesses, they
were watched over by individual gods, goddesses, and spirits in
their everyday needs. These rustic gods survived in legends and
those that had the most important roles made it to the big leagues
of state sponsored gods.....JANUS is one of these.
Janus- from Jana root for dius or dium meaning luminous sky....
He was orginally a solar divinity....but root of the word for public
gates-jani - hints that his roles changed to that of protector of
gates.
"His insignia were thus the key which opens and closes the door,
and the stick (virga) which porters employed to drive away those who
had no right to cross the threshold." pg 200 Larousse Encyclopedia
of Mythology

He was also given the name Portunus as he covered both depatures and
return, navigation, and that of communication.
As Matutinus Pater, he was the solar god presiding over daybreak.
And as Janus Pater, he was the god of gods, creation of the world
from him that was Chaos.
His popularity placed him at the head of religious ceremonies and
the first to worshipped on the first day of the new year. These
ceremonies date back to the start of Rome by Romulus or by Numa.

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tml

SERIES: JANUS: The Return Of The "God" Of New Beginnings
Part 7: JANUS: The God Of Harbors And Inventor Of Navigation
By Ed Tarkowski

JANUS: The "God" Of Harbors And Navigation

One symbol that applies to both this end-time pope and Janus is the
prophecy of the Catholic St. John Bosco. Of Janus, it is said,

"Being god of the gates he was naturally the god of departure and
return
and, by extension, the god of all means of communication. Under the
name
Portunus he was the god of harbours; and since travel can be either
by land
or sea, he was supposed to have invented navigation" (GODS OF THE
STATE:
PRINCIPAL DIVINITIES, Janus, New Larousse Encyclopedia Of Mythology,
Introduction By Robert Graves, Roman, pp. 200-202).

"We posses no statue or bust of Janus, but on coins his effigies are
numerous. The oldest bronze Romans coins had the effigy of Janus on
one
side and THE PROW OF A BOAT on the reverse"


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