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• Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph

  Dobri > Yesterday, 12:04 AM

  The x 'picnic table' glyph is similar to the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. 
  Does this point to the possible inclusion of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. in the cipher manuscript?

• RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph

  R. Sale > Yesterday, 02:38 AM

  In astrology, it's a quincunx.
  
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• RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph

  Dobri > Yesterday, 12:14 PM

  (Yesterday, 02:38 AM)R. Sale Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.In astrology, it's a quincunx.
  
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  It seems that the term You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. was introduced in astrology later in 1647 by You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..

• RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph

  RadioFM > 6 hours ago

  JKP once pointed out it resembled a medieval Greek glyph, dont't have my notes with me atm but I'm pretty sure it was posted on this forum

• RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph

  R. Sale > 5 hours ago

  I'm seeing Kepler dated 1604, as a 'formal introduction of the term'. Surely the word is similar to the Roman coinage (5/12) and applied to the zodiac relationship. What about the symbol? Did it exist under another name prior to Kepler? There's so much confusion with the five-dot pattern.
  
  The 'fifth-house' relationship seems to be more significant in recent interpretations, but how much was it considered if we go back 600 years in historical time?
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