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I updated my old chart with some comments with the counts of various substrings in the MS. There is no new information here, all this was in my text from 2023, but this serves to make a clearer and more concise argument that two lists of 7 items on f67r3 and f72r3 likely encode the same words. Possibly planet names, or maybe something related to the planets. I don't think it's possible that these matches in two separate lists of exactly 7 items appeared by pure chance. My arguments as to why auto citation doesn't seem to be a very convincing explanation either are in the full text.
The locations of opchol on f67r2 and f72r3, where it's located right above opalal nymph:
I updated my old chart with some comments with the counts of various substrings in the MS. There is no new information here, all this was in my text from 2023, but this serves to make a clearer and more concise argument that two lists of 7 items on f67r3 and f72r3 likely encode the same words. Possibly planet names, or maybe something related to the planets. I don't think it's possible that these matches in two separate lists of exactly 7 items appeared by pure chance. My arguments as to why auto citation doesn't seem to be a very convincing explanation either are in the full text.
The locations of opchol on f67r2 and f72r3, where it's located right above opalal nymph:
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