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Oh my god. Alexandros spelled backwards is Sor-Dan-Xela. King Judge Angel. Time to read the book of Daniel. Phillipos - King of Hellas?

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Pagan is Agape spelled backwards.

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There can only be one Kaisar.

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I found the retro etymology of Ptolemy too. It's Yah-Melo-Tep. As in, the sweet snake of YHWH.

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You know the Islamic "Mahdiy" or savior is Yidham backwards, as in Yiddish Hamite. Wait till we fit that word in the timeline...

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Many are real believers. Rome adopted the standard of love, Judaism adopted the standard of power, and Islam adapted the standard of wisdom, inheriting the Ptolemaic sciences. All was done to protect the throne of the Earth.

Guess what Ptolemy means? Warlike. He is a literary figure too.

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In Akkadian religion, An is the Amorite Sky God, the father of El and thus also the Elohim. Annunaki means "sky people" - not from outer space, from the top of the mountain. Spell Annunaki backwards and what do you get? Ikons - reflections or mirrors of the truth.

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Perfect! He is the moon man. His name means the same thing as Argos, and Roxana for that matter. All Aryan. I need to update the article with a few more points. See what happens when you read Roxana backwards. Xerxes is another Roman emperor. Xerxes means Kaisar, literally "King of the Heroes". Xer is king in Persian; Rex is king in Latin.

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Agree, an entire tapestry has been woven from the original knot.

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