From: scerir (scerir@libero.it)
Date: Wed Jan 10 2001 - 08:06:03 MST
>From Damien Broderick [Dante's riddle]
> > "within which a five-hundred ten and five,"
>
> But this is no time to go shopping, and you'll need more cash
> than that these days, Dante, even at a five&dime
Well, the gematria-latin interpretation says:
J+E+S+U+S=10+5+100+300+100=515.
Seems impossible that Dante could have known this solution
because the latin letter "J" at that time did not exist [?].
The other interpretations start from 515=DXV, but they
can not go much further.
Another one says 515=DXV and, by permutation,
DXV=DVX=Mussolini !
>> "one sent from God, shall slay the thievish woman"
>
> So... the biblical blockbuster will trounce the one about
> the slinky cat burglar
that "thievish woman" might be the church (during 1312)
> > "and that same giant who is sinning with her."
>
> Well, we can all guess who *that* is, can't we? [name deleted
> to forestall legal action]
Mr. 666, I suppose.
-serafino
Dante's view, Death Valley, CA
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