The original "666" in the Book of the Apocalypse is not actually 666.
The original Greek of the Revelations noscripture (Rev 13:18) does not state '666' anywhere - what is written in the original Greek, are three different letters: "CHI XI STIGMA" [pronounced khee xee stig'ma]" (seen above at the end of the highlighted passage). STIGMA by itself means to “stick”, or to, prick. These have been translated many times as "six hundred threescore and six" as and popularised as mainly in numerals as "6", "6", "6". The reader however would not be able to trace back the meaning by translation alone, and therefore we can conclude that a loss in meaning has occurred in translation.
The original Greek of the Revelations noscripture (Rev 13:18) does not state '666' anywhere - what is written in the original Greek, are three different letters: "CHI XI STIGMA" [pronounced khee xee stig'ma]" (seen above at the end of the highlighted passage). STIGMA by itself means to “stick”, or to, prick. These have been translated many times as "six hundred threescore and six" as and popularised as mainly in numerals as "6", "6", "6". The reader however would not be able to trace back the meaning by translation alone, and therefore we can conclude that a loss in meaning has occurred in translation.
The Roman Language in Switzerland and North Italy
The "Romansh language", spoken in the Swiss canton of Grisons (called sometimes Rhaeto-Romansh, following the current
German term in Switzerland,“Rätoromanisch“) evolved from spoken Latin in the wake of conquest of the area by the Romans by the start of the 3rd century AD. Up until around 400 AD, the Roman province of “Raetia“ (whichcovered the territory between the Alps and the River Danube) underwent intensive Romanisation. Vulgar Latin, as spoken by Roman soldiers, officials and merchants fused with the region’s former languages. (Mercator, 2017). Other proto-Vulgar Latin languages (i.e People's Latin) near the region include the Friulan language in the region of Venice, already formed around the 4th Century AD and Ladin.
The "Romansh language", spoken in the Swiss canton of Grisons (called sometimes Rhaeto-Romansh, following the current
German term in Switzerland,“Rätoromanisch“) evolved from spoken Latin in the wake of conquest of the area by the Romans by the start of the 3rd century AD. Up until around 400 AD, the Roman province of “Raetia“ (whichcovered the territory between the Alps and the River Danube) underwent intensive Romanisation. Vulgar Latin, as spoken by Roman soldiers, officials and merchants fused with the region’s former languages. (Mercator, 2017). Other proto-Vulgar Latin languages (i.e People's Latin) near the region include the Friulan language in the region of Venice, already formed around the 4th Century AD and Ladin.
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The Prophecies and Visions of the Romanian Dumitru Duduman 1984 - 1997.
Righteousness among the Samurai
"To the samurai first of all is righteousness, next life, then silver and gold. These last are of value, but some put them in the place of righteousness! But to the samurai even life is as dirt compared to righteousness. Until the middle part of the middle ages customs were comparatively pure though not really righteous. Corruption has come only during this period of government by the samurai... They knew nothing of trade, were economical and content... Even in the days of my youth young folks never mentioned the price of any thing; and their faces reddened if the talk was of women. Their joy was in talk of battles and of plans for war. And they studied how parents and lords should be obeyed and the duty of samurai. But nowadays the young men talk of loss and gain, of dancing girls and harlots and gross pleasures."
Kyusō (1729). The Shundai Zatsuwa.
Artist: Takeuchi Keishu
"To the samurai first of all is righteousness, next life, then silver and gold. These last are of value, but some put them in the place of righteousness! But to the samurai even life is as dirt compared to righteousness. Until the middle part of the middle ages customs were comparatively pure though not really righteous. Corruption has come only during this period of government by the samurai... They knew nothing of trade, were economical and content... Even in the days of my youth young folks never mentioned the price of any thing; and their faces reddened if the talk was of women. Their joy was in talk of battles and of plans for war. And they studied how parents and lords should be obeyed and the duty of samurai. But nowadays the young men talk of loss and gain, of dancing girls and harlots and gross pleasures."
Kyusō (1729). The Shundai Zatsuwa.
Artist: Takeuchi Keishu
With his sword drawn and his head held high, Hermann looks out into the vastness of the landscape. As a popular excursion destination, it attracts thousands of tourists to the Grotenburg near Detmold every year. The Hermann monument commemorates the battle in the Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD and was completed by Ernst von Bandel in 1875. With a figure height of 26.57 meters and a total height of 53.56 meters, it is the tallest statue in Germany.
Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History
Heinrich Himmler founded, for example, the German Ancestral Heritage Association (deutsches Ahnenerbe e.V.), a group that engaged in scientific research projects on the descent and characteristics of the "Aryan race".
The external stones can also be found near the Hermann. If you are not afraid of heights and are in the mood for discovery, you can also find the runes. Heinrich Himmler also felt this pleasure.
Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History
With his sword drawn and his head held high, Hermann looks out into the vastness of the landscape. As a popular excursion destination, it attracts thousands of tourists to the Grotenburg near Detmold every year. The Hermann monument commemorates the battle…
Gierse, J. (1939). Pause einer Wehrmachtseinheit bei einer Kfz-Marschübung am Hermannsdenkmal.