Emma's observation about opalxy made me look at the spiral again. I had previously underestimated the degree of repetition, in particular in the second part of the text:
This half of the text almost entirely consists of two intersecting repetitive patterns. Or maybe it entirely consists of three patterns, if we also group together the remaining o,or,ar,ary).
o/ochs oetchy osar,aram askeeody ochdor,al o,ekair,y
ytodaro opalshy or,arodar yko,dar ykodar ykary opalxy
Should we expect to see any trace of this in Rev 6:14?
- opalxy appears immediately below the almost identical opalShy (both words only occur here)
- if one ignores spaces, the 5-character sequence 'odaryk' occurs three times consecutively (the occurrences might not be perfectly identical, depending on how one reads some of the 'circles')
- a fourth occurrence of the similar 'ytodar' (odar/y/gallows combination) precedes 'opalshy'
This half of the text almost entirely consists of two intersecting repetitive patterns. Or maybe it entirely consists of three patterns, if we also group together the remaining o,or,ar,ary).
o/ochs oetchy osar,aram askeeody ochdor,al o,ekair,y
ytodaro opalshy or,arodar yko,dar ykodar ykary opalxy
Should we expect to see any trace of this in Rev 6:14?


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