Greek Numbers

[really]

Stunning!

I have to go back to read slowly, but it is fascinating. Thanks for the link, Ellinas.

[really]

I was thinking if it would be too much to ask you to post some links for me about some Greek books on lexarithms. I know someone who might be interested in those.

[Ellinas]

This is the website of Eleftherios Argyropoulos:
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He is a mathematician who wrote four books about the mathematical structure of the Hellenic language - you can find info about them on the site which is in English. If I find about more books, I'll post.

[really]

Thank you very much, Ellinas, for the link and thank you in advance for looking for some more. This is very nice of you.

Myself, I will also read the link, whatever is written in English, just how of curiosity, even though I am nil in Math.

So young, born in 1967, and so talented!

[Ellinas]

Here they are many books on the issue, and they look very interesting:
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That's the website of the professor Kosmas Markatos. He specializes in mathematics and physics and currently he is a professor at the Technological Educational Institute of Larissa. These books are more scientific, as Argyropoulos' books have some metaphysical elements too from what I could see.

[really]

This is great and exactly what I need, Ellinas. The more scientific, the better. Thank you so much for your help, I really really appreciate it.

Are these books on sale, and if yes, where could I find them in case I need to buy them? Or are they reproduced just for the students' use, since you said the books are free in universities?

[Ellinas]

Originally Posted by really
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This is great and exactly what I need, Ellinas. The more scientific, the better. Thank you so much for your help, I really really appreciate it.

Are these books on sale, and if yes, where could I find them in case I need to buy them? Or are they reproduced just for the students' use, since you said the books are free in universities?

No they aren't reproduced only for students' use, they are normally in out in the market. I know a bookstore in central Athens which is able to find most of the books, so when I want something I order it from there. However in the bottom of the page I gave you, you can see the actual adress and e-mail adress of the editions. So anyone who wants any books can contact them. A list of the books and their prices is here:
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[really]

Thanks again, Ellinas, for all your help. This is really great. I enjoyed so much to learn all the info you gave me.

[Apollyon]

Originally Posted by Ellinas
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Because of this thread, my interest on lexarithms got warmed over. After some reasearch on the internet, I found out some amazing things:

The phrase ΜΗΚΟΣ ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑΣ ΚΥΚΛΟΥ means "length of the circle's circuit" has a lexarithm of 2294. The word ΔΙΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ means diameter and has a lexarithm of 730.
2294/730 gives a quotient of 3.1424657534 which is the π in the circle!!!!

As you can see in the image, exactly the same happens with the formula of φ, if you replace the variable with their meaning in Hellenic:


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Note that the combinations are so many, that coincidence in most parts isn't possible.

I wanna add something else , extremely interesting.....

ΤΟ ΕΝ ΔΕΛΦΟΙΣ ΜΑΝΤΕΙΟΝ = Ο ΟΜΦΑΛΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΚΟΣΜΟΥ
TO EN DELPHOIS MANTEION = O OMPHALOS TOU KOSMOU
THE ORACLE IN DELPHOIS = COSMOS'S OMPHALOS (NAVEL)

This equation is true... BUT
For many decades now the only people who tried to understand the ancient civilizations, where the archaeologists. These people were and are irrelevants of understanding. I will give you an example:
Since ancient years it was known that the Delphois Oracle was the center of the world. Right? Right.... so the archaeologists supposed that ancient Hellenes thought that the world had its center in that oracle.Right? Wrong!
The Oracle was something like a X-Y-Z starting point , a datum. Everyone who wanted to establish a city, seeked an advice there. And ofcourse the oracle didnt get the answer from Apollon, but they were specialists in giving the position of the new cities. Have you ever seen some ancient sculptured stones like phallus (excuse me but the word in english is dick)?Those stones are everywhere in the world and they were xyz starting points.
The potisions of ancient hellenic cities are on the perimeter of cycles with the oracle as center, and there are many cities with the same range from the oracle .
I know it because I have seen a research about it and afterall I am a Land Surveyor. We had a course of Urban Planning and the method of establishing villages,cities or biomechanical zones around a main city was exactly the same cyclic as our ancestors did.

[Apollyon]

The Delphois Oracle had its own Phallus , with the lexarith ΓΑΣ on it .
Well, im gonna find the research and i;ll publish it here........