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My God, she also speaks about the Rosetta Stone, but what does she say?
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Here's a video of her in English. Thankfully, none of this has been published yet in English.
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Can someone explain what she says about King Philip around 6:10-6:30 (video of post#3)? I don't have sound and I can't understand the English translation.
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Louis, does the inscription in that video make complete sense in Greek?In the name of the blood and the sun, the dagger and the gun, Christ protect this soldier, a lion and a Macedonian.Comment
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Why shouldn't it? Greek is not an unknown language. I can't see it clearly (especially the upper part) and I don't have sound so I can't hear her reading it.
Her translation (at least as it appears in the English subtitles) seems awfully wrong, but the truth is I'm not sure what she says.
ΕΠΙΦΑΝΕΣΤΑΤΩΝ has nothing to do with statues
ΠΑΡΑΤΑΞΑΜΕΝΟΙ has nothing to do with doctors or Amen
The publication on this inscription is the 1st on this link, maybe one can access it from a library or university computer.
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I was just asking the question. I never said it shouldn't, nor did I suggest Greek is an unknown language. Pull yourself together.Originally posted by Louis View PostIn the name of the blood and the sun, the dagger and the gun, Christ protect this soldier, a lion and a Macedonian.Comment
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