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11. The First Proof that my Solution is Correct!

 

     1. The Shugborough Monument
     2. The Count of St. Germain
     3. Rosicrucianism, the Philosopher’s Stone, and Atlantis
     4. King Louis XIII, Cardinal Richelieu, and the Ferro’s Meridian
     5. Nicolas Poussin and “The Shepherds of Arcadia”
     6. Berenger Sauniere and the Mysterious Parchments
     7. David Teniers II and “The Temptation of St. Anthony”
     8. The Solution to the Shugborough Code and St. Anthony’s Cross, Part I
     8. The Solution to the Shugborough Code and St. Anthony’s Cross, Part II
     9. Guercino and Judith Leyster, Part I
     9. Guercino and Judith Leyster, Part II
    10. The Four Paintings that Point to Four Sacred Sites, Part I
    10. The Four Paintings that Point to Four Sacred Sites, Part II
    11. The First Proof that my Solution is Correct!
    12. Using Reversed Imagery to Locate the Cave of Marsyas
    13. The Location of the Holy Grail! Part I
    13. The Location of the Holy Grail! Part II

The exact locations pointed to by the three paintings

The difference in latitude between the Hagia Sophia and Atlantis is 41.01° N - 0°N = 41.01° Latitude.

The difference in longitude between the Hagia Sophia and Atlantis is 28.98°E – (-18.14° W) = 47.12° Longitude.

Therefore the angle between the Equator and the line connecting the Hagia Sophia and Atlantis is 41.03°.

 

The difference in latitude between the Madara Rider and the Hagia Sophia is 43.3°N - 41.01° N =  2.29° Latitude.

The difference in longitude between the Hagia Sophia and the Madara Rider is 28.98°E – 27.15° E = 1.83° Longitude.

Therefore the angle between the Equator and the line connecting the Madara Rider and the Hagia Sophia is 51.37°.

 

The angle between the line connecting the Madara Rider and the Hagia Sophia, and the line connecting the Hagia Sophia and Atlantis is 41.03° + 51.37° = 92.4°. This is only 2.4° in excess from being perfectly perpendicular, or an error of only 2.67%.

Keep in mind that GPS was not yet available in the early 17th century when the Rosicrucians plotted these 3 locations in their maps. Therefore, allowing a 2.67% error in their plotting will seem considerate.

 

 
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Franz von Habsburg

2010-02-23 21:34:45
 

re Carved Letters. If the carving is a mirror image of the painting, maybe the letters should be reversed too...

 
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