Lonelygirl15

[ignatzmouse]

[janesalteredstates]

The upper-case letter Η is used as a symbol in:

* Textual criticism, the Alexandrian text-type (from Hesychius, its once-supposed editor).

heh. I am so monday morning quarterbacking.

[Nieriel.Manwathiel]

[ignatzmouse]

[cbizzle44]

[deagol]

[Nieriel.Manwathiel]

[ignatzmouse]

[janesalteredstates]

[EdWont]

[giddeanx]

Were the hidden lines in the image mentioned before?

If so sorry about this, but I kind of noticed something there are 4 lines that shoot across the picture. The lines are not completely straight. But I have a picture pointing at the discrepencies in the color.


Unlike the waffle fry grease stains and the strange land masses these lines continue across the entire picture as if it was burn or doged on top of the image. You may need to zoom a little to see them but they are there.

[deagol]

In light of Tachyon's recent confirmation for Tau Phi, Lambda Sigma, and Theta Eta, I think Daniel's textual criticism comment was just a clue for Eta and probably didn't intend to suggest any further significance regarding the various disputes among actual text-types, or poiting at division in early Christianity.

His argument was flawed anyway, since the term textual criticism doesn't imply a critical view or opposition against a particular philosophic stance. It's like saying, "omg check this out, The Order keeps mentioning pizza and, well, you ORDER pizza!" and then going on a research spree about the origins of pizza or a market study of the fast food industry. That's just silly.

[EdWont]

Hey, I posted this thought on another forum, but I'm bringing it over here, because I think it holds some water, and with Deagol's recent criticism of Daniel's argument, this might be an opportune time to throw this out there. So here's my thought process...

We have the theta-mu ligature, and we're told that it established that the Order monitors everything between what the two symbols represent. However, in looking at the ligature itself, there's nothing there to suggest the action of watching. It simply states two places: the sky (represented by theta) and the sea (represented by mu). That being said, if Tachyon's interpretation is correct, there's not enough information there to actually address the action imparted to that branch of the Order (nor the Order itself). That's point 1.

Point 2 is that, as of yet, there isn't a standard as to what the symbols should be interpretted as. That is to say that, going back to the watcher example, we interpret theta differently than we interpret mu. Theta being looked at as a diety's eye symbol, and mu is traced back to its origin as a written letter to the heiroglyph for water. Despite that both go back to Egypt, their function in relation to Egypt is different.

So, given Point 1, I think that there's either a misinterpretation of the symbols on Tachyons part, a misguided effort by me to try to establish action with regards to each symbol, or a third piece of the puzzle (with the first two being the letters in the ligature). This third piece could be within the ligature, or a seperate entity. This is what I was thinking previously when I had talked about a potential "key symbol."

Given point 2, I tried to relate the ligatures to the Zodiac of Denderah (given its Egptian origins) by overlaying the ligatures and seeing where the figures could be traced to and stuff like that, but it didn't lead anywhere for me.

I'm just throwing this out there.

Best,
EdWont
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