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The Holy Grail
Connection
I have
found "MCLI" characters for "ICDI" characters before.
The value of "MCLI" characters in
Hebrew Gematria is
140.
Number 140 equals "CXL"
Roman number.
The anagram of "CXL" characters is "CLX".
"CALIX"
means cup, goblet, a vessel for drinking, chalice, cup of wine or
pot in old Roman language and "CLX" characters are consonants of
word "CALIX".
The subtraction of number 866 and number 668 :
866 -
668 = 140 (The value of "MCLI" characters in
Hebrew Gematria)
You can
see two hidden inscriptions on the old shepherd’s sandals if you
transpose the
Shepherd’s Monument’s relief :
"LI"
and "CAX"
"LICAX" is the anagram of "CALIX"
Latin word.
The
Discovery 4 : "ET IN ARCADIA EGO" phrase , 866th Quatrain and 668th
Quatrain point the Holy Grail.
MY
THEORY :
The real code has 3 parts :
1. "ET MN ARCALIA EGO" phrase
2.
866th Quatrain
3.
668th Quatrain
Some characters that completing "ET MN ARCALIA EGO" Latin phrase
is hidden in 866th Quatrain and 668th Quatrain.
The inscription "O.U.O.S.V.A.V.V" is the KEY. It helps to
find hidden characters and to solve the code finally.
Quatrain 8,66
(Benoist Rigaud 1568 Lyon Edition)
QUAND L’ESCRITURE D.M. TROUVEE,
ET CAVE ANTIQUE A LAMPE DESCOUVERTE,
LOI, ROI, & PRINCE VLPIAN ESPROUVEE
PAVILLON ROGNE & DUC SOUS LA COUVERTE.
In English:
When the inscription D.M. is found
in the ancient cave, revealed by a lamp.
Law, the King and Prince Ulpian tried,
the Queen and Duke in the pavilion under cover.
Quatrain 6,68
(Benoist Rigaud 1568 Lyon Edition)
LORS QUE SOULDARTS FUREUR SEDITIEUSE.
CONTRE LEUR CHEF FERONT DE NUICT FER LUIRE:
ENNEMY D’ALBE SOIR PAR MAIN FURIEUSE,
LORS VEXER, ROME, & PRINCIPAULX SEDUIRE.
In English :
When the soldiers in a seditious fury
Will cause steel to flash by night against their chief:
The enemy Alba acts with furious hand,
Then to vex Rome and seduce the principal ones.
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