How woud an attack work? Spiral text as Rev. 6:14.
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Maybe you have to think a little differently.
I think that what looks like a PI sign (EVA x) is not really unusual.
Based on the count, (x) could be a "z". In the det application, a "z = double ss".
In the same way, the first "o" is usually written separately, but is often pronounced together.
Example:
opalxy = apassum = a passum
Possible "a possum / passum / passus ...."

Compared with the possible keywords " Taurum / Taurus, and Batum / Batus / Batos makes perfect sense. Whereas Batum has the same meaning in German, Latin and Greek.

Example Batum
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RE: How woud an attack work? Spiral text as Rev. 6:14. - by Aga Tentakulus - 13-08-2021, 10:35 PM

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