Tomb Discovery in Amphipolis Macedonia Predicted 33 Months Prior by Eleutherios Argyropoulos
AN EXAMPLE ON THE CONFIRMATION OF THE LEXARITHMIC PREDICTABILITY
In the author’s sixth book which is titled “The Lexarithmic Intelligence of the Hellenic Language” (Athens, February 2010), on page 233, he states:
“Conforming to the theory of the sections of the conceptual axes of isopsephic words or phrases, it appears that perhaps in the month of November 2012, a new discovery of some type of archaeological finding will surface in relation to Alexander the Great’s burial place. We will see:”
NOVEMBER OF TWO THOUSAND AND TWELVE = 3555 BURIAL PLACE OF GENERAL ALEXANDER = 3555
O NOEMVRIOS TOU DYO XILIADES DODEKA = 3555 TAFIKOS THALAMOS STRATIGOU ALEXANDROU = 3555
Ο ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΔΥΟ ΧΙΛΙΑΔΕΣ ΔΩΔΕΚΑ = 3555 ΤΑΦΙΚΟΣ ΘΑΛΑΜΟΣ ΣΤΡΑΤΗΓΟΥ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ = 3555
“Will this archaeological discovery be related to the discovery of Alex-ander’s burial place? We cordially hope so, so that it gives an end to this profanity, since many attempts have been made to steal the holy name of Macedonia. There is only Macedonia and it is Hellenic. Indeed:”
NOVEMBER OF YEAR TWO THOUSAND TWELVE = 4460 THE FINDING OF GRAVE OF ALEXANDER = 4460
NOEMVRIOS TOU ETOUS DYO XILIADES DODEKA = 4460 I EVRESIS TOU TAFOU TOU ALEXANDROU = 4460
ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΕΤΟΥΣ ΔΥΟ ΧΙΛΙΑΔΕΣ ΔΩΔΕΚΑ = 4460 Η ΕΥΡΕΣΙΣ ΤΟΥ ΤΑΦΟΥ ΤΟΥ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ = 4460
On 15th of October of 2012, a team of Greek archaeologists discovered a huge monument, which is believed by many to be the tomb of Roxanne, the wife of Alexander the Great. The great tomb has a circumference of about 500 meters and it is located in the ancient city of Amphipolis Macedonia, Greece, close to the city of Serres. Amphipolis was where Alexander began his military expedition and there also where Cassandrus exiled Roxanne, the wife of Alexander the Great. Therefore, it has now been proven, that this discovery has a strong relation to Alexander the Great. This can also be verified by the fact that these findings are dated in the last quarter of the fourth century BC. The fact that the lexarithmic predictability of the Hellenic language has been verified for such a long period of time, must be a real sign of this met-aphysical ability that lexarithmos has to predict future events - even when using the algorithm alpha.
The Greek newspaper Eleutheri Ora states Mr. Argyropoulos' prediction on this issues cover.
See bottom right of image that writes in Greek on the first checkmark "Greek Mathematician had predicted the tomb discovery 33 months before its discovery"
