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Very interesting Oystein. Their response serves as a nice confirmation of the importance of your discoveries.

Please share what you can. I follow your work with great interest.

Oystein, thank you for providing this very interesting riddle. I should have seen the solution much earlier but I only did after your help. Is the way you have shown in your drawing the "proper" way of constructing the square and compass? Meaning that it should be constructed using a squar...

Oystein, I was not confident that my last effort was correct but it was all I could find at the time. I had heard of the 6:7 ratio from Petter Amundsen's work. I think this picture may be what you are looking for. It is actually simpler than I was expecting but it does seem to take into account the ...

Here is a square and compass that appears to be of the correct proportions ie. 6 X 7. Each point of it has already been created by the construction of the Meno. One of these points is being "pointed" at the by the V in Velkommen. It explains the positioning of the "house number" ...

My attempt for the night...

The man's left leg guides one side of the compass, while the other side fits nicely with the house number box.

The man who guides the geometry, even though he was drawn as a stick figure, was drawn to show 5 fingers on each hand... or 55. Further confirms what was found in the attached picture. Also, maybe it wasn't a coincidence that Bessler chose MT45 as one of the places to hide his Meno. A Meno has 4 or ...

Oystein, The capital V in Velkommen (that shouldn't be capitalized) above the middle of the Meno 'points' to the upper middle of the Meno. V = 5 in roman numerals so the V also signifies the 5 X's that were used to create the Meno on the right. 4 smaller X's in each quarter plus the large X that tak...

Large Square and Compass. Very Simple.

Somehow I missed Odd Harald being spelled on the diagonal... I must have been looking too closely on the diagonals coming from the man's hands. Here are my attempts at finding the square and compass. They are outlined in yellow. The simplest one being constructed from the house on the left, extendin...

Please do, Oystein.

I really thought I had it last time! Back to the drawing board...

Here is the square and compass.

Each house could also be seen as a X. We have already found that X=10 in the address equation. X also equals 10 in roman numerals. If we view the man's body as a 0 we could have the sequence of XX0 or 10100. In binary this equals 20. The same as 10 + 10. This could be viewed as further confirmation ...

Oystein, I believe the author's name is Hans Egil. I found his website here to confirm that is the name of a Norwegian author: https://www.hanssaele.com/bio.html I've attached another picture to show how I found the name. Please forgive me for marking up your beautiful drawing:) The solution was ver...

I did see the video. Interesting stuff. Is the authors name Johan?

Hi Oystein, my thoughts: People of all age- es and shapes. The word "age-es" seems to be unnecessarily hyphenated and also spelled wrong? This could be a clue. It may just be a translation mistake. I am not trying to nit-pick- only trying to solve your riddle! I think ES likely means 55. 5...