No, not really, but that's not the point I was making. This was a superstition derived from the oldest religions and yet people still tolerate this stuff.
It's amusing at times nothing to be believed in as most know. Does have some strangely correct things to say about personality though. But, in the end who are you to judge? As for your quote, allow me to quote myself, "Think for yourself!". Your words are simular to those that you condeme in that you condeme that which you don't agree with.
A better question would be who do we not know of, what buried heretical work are we oblivious to that we should know. We were lucky that some heretics' reputations proceeded them.
Assumption is great isn't it?
Back in ancient Egypt when the priest wanted to bury someone, they go across the land erasing evidence of his/her existence - they knew how to obliterate the influence of heretics.
Actually, your extrapolating the cases of a few pharaohs.


