Ok, think this time it'll work.
Ok, think this time it'll work. Thanks to investigator Daniel Beaudoin for helping me out and investigator Cindy Woodman for alerting me that the first attempt wasn't working.
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I like your theory quite a bit. Especially with new glyph sequence with the 'braille' on the top...I still wonder if those are tones (ringing rocks) and not braille. Alchemy is a strong possibility... Especially with the manner of Alexander's 'death.'
ReplyDeleteFound this interesting... Not that I trust Wikipedia very much, but this rang a bell for me: The philosophers' stone was the central symbol of the mystical terminology of alchemy, symbolizing perfection at its finest, enlightenment, and heavenly bliss. Efforts to discover the philosophers' stone were known as the Magnum Opus (“Great Work”).[1]
ReplyDeleteFWIW I tried to translate the braille as Morse code...didn't get very far, though.
ReplyDeleteCindy Woodman I was interested on the tomb of Flamel as well. Interesting discovery. As a result of my research, i fell down a rabbit hole of my own and because of it i'm pretty versed in the Magnum Opus. Really wonderful work, it is.
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