Karajaméa (Persia)
The Karajaméa (meaning “collection of future revolutions”) is a Persian book of prophecies, similar to the Sibylline Oracles of ancient Rome. Composed of nine thousand verses, each fifty letters long, it is attributed to Sheikh Sephy, ancestor of a Persian prince during the time of the traveler Chardin (17th century). Consulted for important matters, especially … Read more