Chapter 176 Chapter Twenty Seven

How Paganogue concluded the death of the hero's ghost, and the astonishing events before the death of the late Duke de Langje Paiguguai continued: "We were fortunate to have encountered a storm at sea. Although it made us very uncomfortable and tired, it allowed us to hear what the old birthday man told us. I even believed what he said The comet that he saw in the sky a few days before death. For, such a noble, noble, heroic soul, Heaven must give us a sign in the days before death. Like a prudent doctor When it is found in the diagnosis that the patient is certain to die, they will take care of their wives, children, and even relatives and friends a few days ago, telling them that their husbands, fathers, or relatives are doomed, and asking them to wait until the patient is still alive. During the period of his life, please ask him to give instructions to his family, give lessons and blessings to his children, give instructions to his wife who is about to be widowed, and explain how he thinks he must raise the children so as not to die suddenly. There is no arrangement for the soul and the family. The benevolent heaven seems to welcome these kind souls with joy, so before death comes, it uses comets and phenomena in the universe to show that the heaven also lights a bonfire of joy, and greets mankind. Affirmative declaration, heralds that within a few days certain venerable souls will leave their bodies and the world.

"This is exactly the same as the judges of the ancient Athens Council of Elders. They used different symbols to sentence criminals according to different resolutions. Like Θ①, it means death penalty, T① means acquittal, A② means pending, meaning It is because the lawsuit is not clear enough; after this announcement, the relatives, friends and other people who want to know how the criminals in prison will be sentenced will no longer have to worry about anxiety. Just like the comet that appeared here, it is used by heaven The signs of the universe silently tell mankind: 'Men of the world, if you still intend to know, learn, hear, understand, foresee anything from this blessed soul, public or private, please hurry to He'll go there, and get his answer; for the play he's singing is about to end. Otherwise, the time will pass, and there's no time to regret it.

"Not only that, but God used miracles, omens, monsters and other unnatural things to let the world and the people of the world see that they are no longer worthy of having this great soul with them and enjoying this great soul. This is what we saw in the days before the death of the great and gallant soul of the gallant and learned Chevalier de Lange, whom you have just spoken of." "I remember it very well," said Ebisdemon, "and I still tremble, and my heart trembles involuntarily, at the thought of the horrors I saw during the five or six days before his death. "The Duke de Assier, the Duke of Chemins, the One-Eyed Mai, Saint-Eire, Vernelle de Gouillard, and Gabriel, the doctor of Saveriano, were present at the time. ④Master, Rabelais ① The first letter of the Greek θανασο■ "death".

① The first letter of Greek Τελεωοι■ "innocent". ② A is the eleventh letter of Greek, the original intention of the author is A (the first letter of Αd lοs), see Erasmus' Proverbs, Volume 1, Chapter 4 (some say it is Chapter 5). Fifty-six sections.The author's interpretation is mostly based on Erasmus, who made mistakes when commenting on Asconius (the first century Roman philologist), and the author also made mistakes. According to Asconius, A is Absolvo (acquitted), C is Condemno (death penalty), and NL is Non liquer (to be discussed). ③ Duke de Assier: that is, François de Renuac, who died in Chirisola, Italy in 1544.

④ Duke of Chemant: that is, François Herrault, Minister of Justice in 1543. ⑤ One of the two brothers Mai and Yi, director of the Ministry of War. ① St. Al: That is, Aida Laurent, the defensive commander of Turin. ②Virnale de Goujal: that is, Jacob de Aone, the nephew of Giomo Du Boule. ③ Sajiliano: place name, in Piedmont, Italy. ④ Gabriel: that is, Gabriel Taffinon, an Italian medical scientist. ⑤, Kouau ⑥, Ma Xuao ⑦, Meiyoriki ⑧, Blue, Chaiercourt nicknamed 'Mayor', Francois? Proust, Ferron, Charlie? Jarrard, François Bray and others, as well as many relatives, servants and servants of the deceased, all of them looked at each other in horror, speechless, but understood in their hearts, and foresaw that France would soon lose a The perfect man so needed came to defend his own glory, and Heaven was going to call him back, just as it naturally called other people. "

"I swear by this pom-pom on my hat," said Friar John, "that I will be a scholar before I die! I think I have sense enough. Please allow me to ask you a question, as if the king asked his military attache, and the queen asked her royal highness; "Will these demigod heroes you speak of die? Our Lady! I thought They are immortal like little angels, God forgive my nonsense. But this most honorable old birthday man says they are mortal." "Not all will die," said Paiguguet. "The Stoics say they will all die, with one exception, and he is immortal, painless, and without trace.

"Pindarus once said that the satyrs had no thread, that is to say, no life, and that the hammers of the hard-hearted Pike sisters of Fate no longer spun like the trees they guarded. These trees, according to Callimagus and Pausanias inphoci, and Marcianos Capella, also agree, are the oaks of their birthplace.As for the so-called demigods, such as Paine ④, Satyr ⑤, Sylvans ⑥, Fry ⑦, Eggy Paine ⑧, Nanfu ⑨, heroes and ghosts, Hesiod calculated their different ages Together, they can live to an average of 9,720 years old. The calculation method is to take one to four, add them up, then multiply by four, and then multiply by three to the fifth power to get ⑩.You can find it in Plutarch's book "The Rest of the Oracle". "

Brother John said: "I haven't seen this statement in the Bible. If you are not happy, I will never believe it." "I think all learned souls are exempt from the scissors of Atropos," said Paiguguay. "They are all immortal, whether in the stage of angels, ghosts, or men. I will tell you one A very curious story, and one that has been written and corroborated by quite a few learned historians." ⑤ The author himself was also one of Du Boule's followers at that time. ⑥ Ke Yuao: The character is unknown. ⑦ Ma Xuao: That is, Claude Ma Xuao, Duke of Belle Croix, French translator of Rabelais's Latin works.

⑧ For the names of Meiyoriki and later, please refer to the will of Giomo Du Boule. ① Pindarus (521-441 BC): The great poet of ancient Greece. ② Latin: "In "Phosis"." ③ Marcianos Capella: Roman philologist in the fifth century. ④ Paine: The animal god who is half-man and half-goat. ⑤ Satyr: The ironic god who is half-human and half-beast, with horns on his head and legs like sheep. ⑥ Sylvans: The forest god in Roman mythology is equal to Paine in Greek mythology. ⑦ Frye: A ghost who specializes in tempting and getting lost. ⑧ Aiji Paine: A half-human, half-goat god who is almost Satyr.

⑨ Nanfu: A half-human, half-god girl, the goddess of Si Shanlin in Greek mythology. ⑩ The formula is as follows: 1+2+3+4=10; 10×4=40; 40×35 (or 243)=9720 or: (4×20+1)×3×8×5=9720