Alphabets; gematric calculator

Shakespeare's Epitaph

A. Values of Text and Names

E. Gematric aspects of the 4 Y-Words;

G. Y-words in the Angel's Message to Mary

H. Ypsilon, Symbol for Jesus Christ

J. Jesus Christ's Titles in Greek and Latin

Their gematric connection with PENSATOR

I. Introduction

II. The Greek words

III. The Latin words

IV. The Greek and Latin words

K. Shakespeare understands himself as Mary's Son

I. Introduction

1.     The two previous chapters G./H. of this study have shown that the results achieved by the double count of the 4 Annunciation words HYIOS HYPSISTOU, HYIOS THEOU perfectly fit the values of the name PENSATOR composed of the 8 different letters of the SATOR Square. The term means "weigher", on a theological level the judge of man's deeds after death. It has become sufficiently clear that PENSATOR refers to Jesus Christ.

If meaningful relations, ratios and proportions can be found, then this is not the result of human ingenuity, but wrought by God's providential plans. The SATOR Square is man's work, but achieved by divine inspiration and guidance

2.     Proportion of values of the 4 Annunciation words and PENSATOR was reached by the following procedure: The numerical sum 102 of PENSATOR was assigned to the 23-count of the numerical sum (NS) 354 + factoral sum (FS) 248 , The FS 80 to the 22-count of the NS 351 and FS 218. The results are both divisible by 11: 704 = 11*64, 649 = 11*59. The total sum is 1353.

The four Annunciation words consist of 24 letters, e.g. 3 letters to 1 of PENSATOR. By establishing 8 separate results, more differentiated interrelations may be found.

3.     The corresponding Latin titles FILIUS ALTISSIMI, FILIUS DEI consist of 24 letters as well. Their combined values 270+177 + 1353 add up to 1800. So a further caclulation has to be carried through.

4.     At this stage of the investigation it does make real sense to speculate how much of these mathematical relations was known to Shakespeare himself. But it is useful to imagine that he was capable of the most sophisticated thinking and mathematical calculations.

5.     It may not be to everybody's taste to go through the following lists of numbers. On the other hand, why should the science of divine order be less complex than any worldly science like medicine, biology or astronomy? Against God's infinite wisdom the capacity of human comprehension is very limited. Nevertheless, the little that man's intelligence is able to discover can fill his mind with wonder and admiration.

II. The Greek words

1.     To each letter of PENSATOR three letters of the four Greek words are assigned in the order of their occurrence. The numeric values (NV) of PENSATOR go to the blue numbers (23-count of Y), the factoral values (FV) to the green numbers (22-count of Y):

P

E

N

S

A

T

O

R

H

O

Y

I

O

Y

S

E

Y

S

P

S

Y

I

T

O

I

H

S

T

H

O

H

U

90

72

68

68

108

97

97

87

67

67

103

92

92

87

79

79

162

136

205

184

134

195

179

158

638:715 = 11*(58:65)

The totals of numbers which form a frame of each half and the correspondent central numbers are divisible by 11. The sense of this arrangement becomes clear if the numbers are assigned to the lines of two double rhombi (DR) in the shape of an eight:

2.     A cross of 2 DR can be folded to form an octahedron. That this is the intention of these numbers, is confirmed by the following balance calculation:

 

 

 

sm

FV

NS

638

715

1253

55

FV

42

29

71

71

sm

 

 

 

126

Here the number 126 has to be understood as 1+26. One refers to the element of the volume and 26 to the number of the octaeder's outside elements: 6 corners, 8 areas, 12 lines.

III. The Latin words

1.     The Latin titles FILIUS ALTISSIMI, FILIUS DEI have the following values:

 

NV

FV

sm

 

NV

FV

sm

NS

FS

sm

FILIUS

73

45

118

FILIUS

73

45

118

146

90

 

ALTISSIMI

106

72

178

DEI

18

15

33

124

87

 

sm

179

117

296

 

91

60

251

270

177

447

2.     The NS 270 corresponds, in the product form 15*18, to the FV and NV of DEI. As plural of DEUS the three-letter word may intimate the three divine persons. Geometrical model of the two numbers is the frame of the double rhombus consisting of 4+4 lines – the basic model of PENS|ATOR – inclosed by 7 points. If the frame is numbered in the form of an 8, and folded for the construction of an octahedron, the 15 elements are increased to 18:

The combined result of NS+FS 447 point to this assumption about the meaning of 270. Perhaps it should be mentioned that the NS+FS of CHRISTUS is 188 = 4*47.

The FS 177 refers, beside the frame of the double rhombus, to a cross of axes whose arms consist of 9 elements numbered from the centre to the margin:

3.     According to the above pattern the 24 letters are assigned to the 8 letters of PENSATOR:

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

F

I

A

I

I

F

I

D

I

U

L

S

M

I

U

E

L

S

T

S

I

L

S

I

26

22

47

23

31

31

45

22

30

19

26

22

47

23

18

15

48

80

62

67

49

48

70

33

P

E

N

S

A

T

O

R

15

8

5

5

13

13

18

8

1

1

19

19

14

9

17

17

41

30

52

28

44

44

63

30

31

20

45

41

61

32

35

32

71

80

88

93

51

86

93

67

71

13

17

34

20

45

34

67

By adding the factoral sums, the NS 6*17 of PENSATOR is increased by 31*17 so that the total NS+FS is 629 = 37*17.

4.     At first sight there are no symmetrical proportions. The 4 numbers marked with green background and the 4 other numbers have the ratio 323:306 = 17*(19:18). The equivalent letters for these three numbers are the consonants RTS in ROTAS.

However, if the positions and FV and the positions of letters (adding up to 36) are added, symmetry becomes visible: 629+36 = 665 = 35*19.The sum of the first half is 332, the added positions 10, the result is a ratio of the first to the second half of 342:323 = 19*(18:17). The two ratios consist of the same numbers.

The factoral values of the 8 NS+FS amount to 301. The following table shows the symmetric pattern:

71

80

88

93

51

86

93

67

629

71

13

17

34

20

45

34

67

301

235

434

261

930

496:434 = 62*(8:7)

If the sum of positions 36 is added, the result 966 is divisible by 23, for which two sums of 4+4 can be found:

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

36

71

80

88

93

51

86

93

67

629

71

13

17

34

20

45

34

67

301

346

207

137

276

966

The ratio of the numbers 207:276 is 69*(3*4). The two groups of numbers amount both to 483 = 21*23.

The positions of the two groups of numbers can be put together to 4-digit numbers:

 

factors

FV

4578

6*7*109

121

1236

12*103

110

121:110=11*(11:10)

231

231 is the sum of the numbers 1-21.

IV. The Greek and Latin words

1.     Now all the numerical and factoral values of the 22- and 23-count of the Greek words, the values of the Latin words and PENSATOR are added according to the 8 letters dealt with so far:

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

36

210

206

267

251

183

243

249

191

1800

909:891 = 9*(101:99)

The total NS+FS is 1077+723. The first number refers to the frame of the double rhombus, the second to the 7 elements of a triangular side of the tetraktys and to 5 diametrical elements of the basic circle.

2.     The only 4:4 ratio can be achieved if the numbers of the uneven (1-3-5-7) and even (2-4-6-8) positions are added. Hoever, a symmetrical ratio exists among the numbers of the uneven positions (P):

P

 

P

 

1

210

3

267

7

249

5

183

 

459

 

450

9*(51:50)

With the total result 1800, one might expect a higher common factor than 9. But if Jesus Christ's greatest merit for the salvation of mankind was his death on the cross, its 9 elements are essential. Because of the symmetrical conditions found among the uneven positions, the 4+4 numbers have to be placed on the two axes of the cross, first from top to bottom and then from left to right. As the numbers are placed on the lines, the number of elements has to be expanded to 17:

Among the even numbers only 243 is divisible by 9 and forms an inverted ratio against the other 3 numbers: 243:648 = 9*(27:72).

The FV of the two pairs of numbers are divisible by 9:

NV

FV

NV

FV

459

26

243

15

450

18

648

18

 

44

 

33

3.     The ratio 9*(101:9*11) = 9*101:9*9*11 confirms the shape of the above cross: Each axis consists of 9, together 18 elements. Three times 9 symbolises Christ's trinitarian origin. 101 and 11 both represent the second divine person and his role of completing the creation (cf. previous chapter), the added result 112 is the numeric value of CHRISTUS. The NS+FS of the numbers 1-10 are 55+46 = 101.

The trinitarian origin of the decimal system can be seen from the NS 270 of the 4 Latin words. It takes up 3 parts out of 20 of the total NS+FS 1800. The ratio is 90*(3:20). 90 as 9*10 points to the combined function of these two numbers. The sums of 1-9 and 1-10 produce the following results:

 

NV

FV

1-9

45

39

1-10

55

46

 

100

85

The internal ratio 85:100 is 5*(17:3). The two ratio numbers have to be understood as composed of 9+8 and 1+2 and so as symmetric complements on the scale of the basic numbers 1-9.

 

Written: February 2009

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