17-11-2025, 05:03 PM
A few thoughts and questions about 57v
1. I think it is already known that the glyphs on the second circle are exactly opposite each other when viewed from the outside. In my opinion, this only makes sense if these discs are used as rotating discs, as has already been shown here. Or does the division into 4 * 17 characters inevitably lead to them being opposite each other?
What surprises me, however, is that the circles are painted very perfectly. But I wonder: if you connect the opposite glyphs, they do not meet in the middle, but the center point is slightly below the middle. Okay, what is the reason for this pole shift? Were these glyphs drawn without guide lines, without a ruler? After all, it would have been easy to do so. Did a copier perhaps not notice that they were opposite each other?
2. On the inner circle, we see most of the glyphs from the second circle again, with 4/5 words on the left side. But it is striking that aiin and ar (possibly or), which are very frequently used “words,” also appear where normal glyphs would normally be. Does that mean they are essentially encrypted letters?
3. If we imagine the entire system not as a disc but as a three-dimensional construction - so half a sphere, with the inner circle at the far back, it could (note the subjunctive) perhaps be that the correspondences make more sense when rotated. We would then be dealing with an encryption from the inside out, with letters to syllables, syllables to letters, letters to syllables. Very difficult.
1. I think it is already known that the glyphs on the second circle are exactly opposite each other when viewed from the outside. In my opinion, this only makes sense if these discs are used as rotating discs, as has already been shown here. Or does the division into 4 * 17 characters inevitably lead to them being opposite each other?
What surprises me, however, is that the circles are painted very perfectly. But I wonder: if you connect the opposite glyphs, they do not meet in the middle, but the center point is slightly below the middle. Okay, what is the reason for this pole shift? Were these glyphs drawn without guide lines, without a ruler? After all, it would have been easy to do so. Did a copier perhaps not notice that they were opposite each other?
2. On the inner circle, we see most of the glyphs from the second circle again, with 4/5 words on the left side. But it is striking that aiin and ar (possibly or), which are very frequently used “words,” also appear where normal glyphs would normally be. Does that mean they are essentially encrypted letters?
3. If we imagine the entire system not as a disc but as a three-dimensional construction - so half a sphere, with the inner circle at the far back, it could (note the subjunctive) perhaps be that the correspondences make more sense when rotated. We would then be dealing with an encryption from the inside out, with letters to syllables, syllables to letters, letters to syllables. Very difficult.