Giants of Scotland

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Was there a giant race of humans before us? Could there been a giant race existing before the flood. One age of Man
dying out being replaced by another. Reports of giant remains and skeletons being unearthed show convincing evidence
that these giants indeed existed in a pre-existing culture. Read below of the Giant Races of the World.
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"On the earth there once were giants"
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The Scottish Gael 1876

The strong and robust bodies of the Celtae, their comeliness and great strength,
have been remarked by all ancient authors who have had occasion to notice them.
These qualifications must have been produced by a sufficient supply of food, by
their temperance, and by the freedom and activity of their lives: hunting, pasturage,
agriculture, and athletic amusements, being almost their sole occupation, when not
engaged in warfare.

Both Celts and Germans were remarkably tall. They surpassed all other men in
stature; and the largest, who were called Barenses, inhabited the extreme and most
cold parts. The lowest of the Germans were taller than the tallest Romans.
Hieronymus says, Gaul always abounded in great and strong men, who were wont
to ridicule other people on their diminutive size. The Senones were particularly
remarkable, being terrible for their astonishing bigness and vast arms. The
Insubres are described as more than human. The Britons appear to have exceeded
even the Gauls in height. Tacitus remarks the large limbs of the Caledonians; and
some prisoners that Caesar carried to Rome, were exhibited as curiosities for their
prodigious size. Strabo indeed says, that he had seen British young men at Rome,
who stood half-afoot above the tallest men; ..The Celts were, however generally
admired for their fine figures, as we learn from Polybius, Arrian, and other. Tacitus
notices the advantage which this height gave the enemy on occasion of crossing a
river: whiletheRomans were in risk of being swept away,The Germans could keep
themselves easily above the water. These people were celebrated for their
strength, their stature, and their sinewy bodies, the Romans being certainly of
inferior size compared with the barbarians...

Tall as the Celtae generally were, the princes and chief men usually exceeded the
common people, both in stature and strength; for beauty and stateliness of person
were generally characteristics of nobility in early society, and naturally proceeded
from the constitution of a rude community, where superior strength and warlike
accomplishments are the only recommendations in a chief or leader, and as they
intermarry with families enjoying similar advantages, the race does not degenerate.

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