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[quote="Oystein"]
We don't know if Bessler was a personal Christian.....
/quote]

Hello Oystein,

of course we know that, all his books (GB, AP, DT, MT etc.) have clear and
authoritative evidence, they leave no doubt about that question.

With best regards,
Nobody

How would you apply three digits 666 onto two blanks ? - - If this thread clears up, you will see that what we have done by the code above, is to deduce the number of the devil - - Hello Qystein, it was my concern to point out the correct number for the beast (Devil / Satan). Have no idea how the n...

Oystein: Can you please provide evidence from Bessler’s era that 66 is the Devil’s number. Preferably leaning to Pythagoras, Cabala or somebody like Agrippa. Hello daxwc, to quote from the Bible Revelation 13 verse 18, the Devil´s number has always been "666", refer to the link below...

Hello Ovaron (@all),

isn´t the Carolo-Attestat as well a proof for that question?!

http://www.besslerrad.de/html/carolo.html

With best regards,
Nobody

And if you don't believe in the devil you'll never understand Bessler. The problem with belief is that it's all or nothing. This is merely my personal opinion, but I think that one must strongly belief in God, the Bible and the existence of the devil, to entirely understand Bessler and his writings...

Hello Grimer, in my opinion Bessler was a deeply religious Christian. He clearly says in AP part 1 page 95 chapter XLVIII and page 96 chapter XLIX that God revealed / gave him the secret for the Mobile and not the devil or any other fraudulent spirit. If we have an inventor of a perpetual motion mac...

Hello John and @ all, thanks a lot for posting that link, I will try to study and read your work during the next opportunity. Beside that there seems to be a good German synonym for the word "gebändig" which is "lammfromm", translated into English it would be the word "lamb...

Hello Stewart and @ all, although your contribution dated on 02.03.2015 at 5:07 am has been posted a while back, I would like to thank you for that very valuable comment since I have learned a lot from it. It helped me (hopefully also others) to understand those last three lines of "AP part II&...

Dear Jim_Mich, I'm very sorry but due to a lack of time I cannot translate the complete text from AP page 29 and 30 you have posted yesterday into English, at least for the moment. Beside I want to say that for a beginner I still have to learn a lot about Bessler and his machine but do have the smal...

Dear all and Rocky, thanks for your comment and protective words and facts about Karl and Bessler. I sometimes wonder how high educated (intelligent) people in our days think, how simply Bessler fooled dozens of the most high educated (intelligent) people and scientists living during that period and...

Dear all, here seems to be a well working link from the Cornell University to the book "Theatrum Machinarum Generale". http://digital.library.cornell.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=kmoddl;cc=kmoddl;view=toc;subview=short;idno=kmod022 As far as I can remember the link was posted by path_finder i...

Hello Blitzbrain and Stewart, I have the same opinion that this man Jacob Leupold was a mechanical genius too. The very objective and unique way how Bessler and Leupold refer to each other in their publications, is to me one of the most encouraging thing (beside the plenty of other evidence that Bes...

Hello Art, guess with a quarter he means a quarter of distance and the relation among them, but have no idea what the exact distance could be. Hello cheors, thanks for your group hint, I have not realized that so far, but believe you are very right about that. Dear all, while looking at Apologia Poe...

Dear all, I need (forgot) to add something to that translation above. Except for some very small differences I refered a lot and used major parts of a translation from the topic "making weights rise" done by Stewart since I thought it is in very good harmony with the original German words....

Dear all, there are a couple of topics where this part of Apologia Poetica has/is being discussed and I was not sure where to post this so I simply put it here. I also know that forum members like Stewart as well as many others already showed their very good translation on this. It is part of AP cha...