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• Origin of the EVA '"l" Glyph

  Dobri > Yesterday, 09:37 PM

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• RE: Origin of the EVA '"l" Glyph

  Aga Tentakulus > 40 minutes ago

     
  The old 4 (EVA l) looks like a half 8, which is why it looks like this.

• RE: Origin of the EVA '"l" Glyph

  eggyk > 14 minutes ago

  Yeah. The video shows the symbol from a "templar-related manuscript" from the 12th century. Emphasis on "templar" obviously because it sounds good and mysterious on TV. I'm pretty sure its just the 4 in the number 74. I imagine if they looked any further at all that they would have found 100s of other manuscripts where the old 4 was used. 
  
     
  
  As Aga says, the old 4 symbol looks like an EVA l. (as well as 7 looking like v, and 9 looking like y)
  
  It's everywhere, but here's You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. 
     
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