Anonymous
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7/17/2025, 9:08:20 AM No.510608824
Has anyone ever seen these crests before?
>>510558620
Last night a thread was made about a mural on the ceiling of Epstein’s temple. It was discovered that the Argo Navis (the ship) at the bottom of the mural featured family crests and symbolism not generally associated with an astronomical charts, in addition to symbolism generally linked with freemasonry, leading many to speculate there might have been another meaning. We have so far been able to identify:
> The Star of David
> The knight’s Templar cross
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Templar
> The house of Courtenay crest
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Courtenay
There appears to be seven in total, four remain unidentified. One is to the left of the Star of David, which features three crescent moons, a vertical chevron (V shape) and a five point star between two crescents moons at the top.
Some surrounding the House of Courtenay are also unidentified. One features two red and white cross sections, with again the vertical chevron, and three dots which may or may not also be crescents. At the top is a gold banner with a crescent moon in it, surrounded by two five point stars. Images of these will follow.
If you know where any of these are from please do share.
>>510558620
Last night a thread was made about a mural on the ceiling of Epstein’s temple. It was discovered that the Argo Navis (the ship) at the bottom of the mural featured family crests and symbolism not generally associated with an astronomical charts, in addition to symbolism generally linked with freemasonry, leading many to speculate there might have been another meaning. We have so far been able to identify:
> The Star of David
> The knight’s Templar cross
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Templar
> The house of Courtenay crest
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Courtenay
There appears to be seven in total, four remain unidentified. One is to the left of the Star of David, which features three crescent moons, a vertical chevron (V shape) and a five point star between two crescents moons at the top.
Some surrounding the House of Courtenay are also unidentified. One features two red and white cross sections, with again the vertical chevron, and three dots which may or may not also be crescents. At the top is a gold banner with a crescent moon in it, surrounded by two five point stars. Images of these will follow.
If you know where any of these are from please do share.
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