Wood

[Bownarrow]

epdf.pub/whos-who-in-classical-mythology932ac2b0ed76fc7064b4739374ed781364217.html

...(Although ida also meant 'wood', 'copse', .....)

One of the more interesting words that I found that means "wood" is the Greek word "ida"

Wood -> Ida -> Dia (anag.) -> Detroit Institute of Art

If you are brave and in the Detroit Institute of Art?

[Bownarrow]

Mar 14, 2020 7:52:05 GMT -5 Bownarrow said:

epdf.pub/whos-who-in-classical-mythology932ac2b0ed76fc7064b4739374ed781364217.html

...(Although ida also meant 'wood', 'copse', .....)

One of the more interesting words that I found that means "wood" is the Greek word "ida"

Wood -> Ida -> Dia (anag.) -> Detroit Institute of Art

If you are brave and in the Detroit Institute of Art?

www.dia.org/art/collection/object/casket-1556

biblehub.com/greek/1242.htm

Strong's Concordance
diathéké: testament, will, covenant

ff's bronze chest -> DIA chest -> ida chest -> wood chest -> ida theke(Gr.) -> diatheke -> will (Gr.)

From the above transformation ff's bronze chest may be equated with a will.

Interestingly the DIA chest is called a "casket".

"Casket" and "will" ....

   

[dalby2020]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chase_(land)

In the wood = in the forested hunting area = in the chase.

[Deleted]

Mar 15, 2020 3:43:57 GMT -5 Bownarrow said:

Mar 14, 2020 7:52:05 GMT -5 Bownarrow said:

epdf.pub/whos-who-in-classical-mythology932ac2b0ed76fc7064b4739374ed781364217.html

...(Although ida also meant 'wood', 'copse', .....)

One of the more interesting words that I found that means "wood" is the Greek word "ida"

Wood -> Ida -> Dia (anag.) -> Detroit Institute of Art

If you are brave and in the Detroit Institute of Art?

www.dia.org/art/collection/object/casket-1556

biblehub.com/greek/1242.htm

Strong's Concordance
diathéké: testament, will, covenant

ff's bronze chest -> DIA chest -> ida chest -> wood chest -> ida theke(Gr.) -> diatheke -> will (Gr.)

From the above transformation ff's bronze chest may be equated with a will.

Interestingly the DIA chest is called a "casket".

"Casket" and "will" ....

   

The name for the bronze chest in Hebrew is Aron like the ark of the covenant though made of gold, still called aron or the basket baby Moses floated in or Noah's ark both Ta-va. Aron can also be translated to cabinet (a place to secret things. Brave and in the wood like hiding the castor oil from his father. This is where I figured out the wood/Underwood clues just last night. It's not as complicated as I first thought trying to get to the end of the poem with just the book. Actually relatively easy.

[Bownarrow]

As others have pointed out WWWH may be understood as death i.e when blood(warm waters) stops flowing. Since Blanefield has also been equated with WWWH, it too may be equated with death. Thus Blanefield may be equated with both the beginning(WWWH) and the end(death).

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> nib(W.) of thread(F.) -> bin of thread -> cist(W.) of nema(Gr.) -> chest of name -> name of chest -> Indulgence -> Ending Clue

This is consistent with the idea that Blanefield may also be equated the end (death)

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> bin(W.) of thread(F.) -> cist(W.) of nema(Gr.) -> chest of name -> name of chest -> Indulgence -> ff's bronze chest -> DIA chest -> dia theke -> diatheke -> will

The above transformation supports the idea that Blanefield may be equated with will.

Also:

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> end(W.) de thread(F.) -> den of nema(gr.) -> latibulum(L.) of name -> hiding place(L.) of name -> name of hiding place

Thus Blanefield may be equated with both "will" and the "hiding place". Thus is may be concluded that the hiding place of Indulgence is a "will".

This solution for the hiding place of Indulgence also answers the question as to how "title to the gold" is transferred - via a "will"

Since Blanefield has also been previously equated with both "Yellowstone"and "Somewhere in the Rocky Mountains North of Santa Fe" this idea for the hiding place is within the search area defined on the map.

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[Bownarrow]

Mar 17, 2020 5:38:20 GMT -5 Bownarrow said:

As others have pointed out WWWH may be understood as death i.e when blood(warm waters) stops flowing. Since Blanefield has also been equated with WWWH, it too may be equated with death. Thus Blanefield may be equated with both the beginning(WWWH) and the end(death).

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> nib(W.) of thread(F.) -> bin of thread -> cist(W.) of nema(Gr.) -> chest of name -> name of chest -> Indulgence -> Ending Clue

This is consistent with the idea that Blanefield may also be equated the end (death)

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> bin(W.) of thread(F.) -> cist(W.) of nema(Gr.) -> chest of name -> name of chest -> Indulgence -> ff's bronze chest -> DIA chest -> dia theke -> diatheke -> will

The above transformation supports the idea that Blanefield may be equated with will.

Also:

Blanefield-> blaen de fil -> end(W.) de thread(F.) -> den of nema(gr.) -> latibulum(L.) of name -> hiding place(L.) of name -> name of hiding place

Thus Blanefield may be equated with both "will" and the "hiding place". Thus is may be concluded that the hiding place of Indulgence is a "will".

This solution for the hiding place of Indulgence also answers the question as to how "title to the gold" is transferred - via a "will"

Since Blanefield has also been previously equated with both "Yellowstone"and "Somewhere in the Rocky Mountains North of Santa Fe" this idea for the hiding place is within the search area defined on the map.

 

The obvious question that this idea raises is, where is the "will" ?

will -> lliw -> color(W.)

The above suggests Colorado

Colorado -> Do a color -> faire(F.) a lliw -> make a will

Also:

en.glosbe.com/en/br/egg

egg in Breton
vi

will -> w ill -> w they(W.) -> the wy -> the egg(W.) -> La(F.) vi(Br.) -> Vail

Could the "will" (hiding place) be equated with Vail, Colorado? :

So why is it that I must go -> Sow(homophone) y(homophone) is la(F.) ut(L.) I must go -> so wy is the(F.)where(L.) I must go -> so the wy is where I must go -> so Vail is where I must go

[Bownarrow]

Mar 18, 2020 5:49:49 GMT -5 Bownarrow said:

The obvious question that this idea raises is, where is the "will" ?

will -> lliw -> color(W.)

The above suggests Colorado

Colorado -> Do a color -> faire(F.) a lliw -> make a will

Also:

en.glosbe.com/en/br/egg

egg in Breton
vi

will -> w ill -> w they(W.) -> the wy -> the egg(W.) -> La(F.) vi(Br.) -> Vail

Could the "will" (hiding place) be equated with Vail, Colorado? :

So why is it that I must go -> Sow(homophone) y(homophone) is la(F.) ut(L.) I must go -> so wy is the(F.)where(L.) I must go -> so the wy is where I must go -> so Vail is where I must go

minerva.usc.es/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10347/3359/pg_405-408_verba28.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

'betsa' means egg(in all varieties of Israeli Hebrew)

The answers I already know -> the ateb(W.) s I already know -> the betsa I already know -> the egg(H.) I already know -> Vail I already know

[Bownarrow]

If the chest was located in place that could be equated with a "will" then the chest would be in the will.

Such a location would then also reveal the means by which "title to the gold" would be transferred.

mysteriouswritings.com/forrest-fenns-easter-egg-picture/

www.hintofriches.com/forum/the-hint-of-riches/60895-eggs-sunny-side-up

In the Chase there are numerous direct and indirect references to "eggs" - e.g The Great Gatsby(West Egg), Easter Eggs, Q & A re sunnyside up eggs, etc