I absolutely wanted to reserve an article for this book, which is truly one of the most extraordinary books I know.
The Flight of the Feathered Serpent, Armando Cosani, 1953 — This is a chronological account of multiple encounters between journalist Armando Cosani and the Venerable Master Judas Iscariot, the most emancipated Apostle of Master Ieshoua. Attached to this narrative is a Gospel of inestimable value, written by the very hand of the great Apostle.
This book sheds light on the events that actually took place over 2,000 years ago. At last, we can hope for justice for the Man who fulfilled to the letter the instructions of the great Master Ieshoua—this Apostle who was unjustly slandered out of ignorance by people for two millennia.
Every people, every race, every nation, every era has had messengers who testified to the same and only truth, even when they used different words, symbols, and allegories. These signs do not have permanent value in themselves; they are only means to be gradually set aside as understanding and experience of reality grow.
V.M. Judas Iscariot
About the French Translation
To my knowledge, this book has never been published in French. The translation I offer you here is the result of a project that almost came to life over 20 years ago, but which was unfortunately abandoned by its authors.
Some years later, I came across the original diskette (5¼″ floppy disk) containing the precious translation. I was then able to extract its contents and continue the project. This digital document has followed me over the years without ever leaving my possession, until the day I finally had the chance to format it properly and make it available online in PDF format.
Le vol du serpent à plumes
The flight of the feathered serpent
El vuelo de la serpiente emplumada
O vôo da serpente emplumada
Il volo del Serpente piumato
Το πεταγμα του φτερωτου φιδιου
De vlucht van de gevederde slang
