12:16 PM April 24, 2022

row two, second from left :

the guy only has one leg, which is not unique in this image, but he has one leg in the middle of his body, with gray legging sock

and it is implied that it’s a correct right foot , because it is resting on the other guys right foot

but no left foot is showing for him,

and we can deduce that the flesh colored ankles on the left guys right foot is behind the column base , thus is considered touching

and then the bare Ankle, which must belong to the left hand guy, because the ankles match, is floating.

and so the joke of the second guy is that he has he only has a right leg ; it’s a bit of a puzzle/joke.

3:36 AM April 24, 2022

it’s clear or there’s certainly more to be found significant more

there are additional significant discoveries in this F134 canterbury picture

but I graciously may leave some

I’ve had my fill with this rather overwhelming picture decoding

big enough of a jackpot for me

it’s already the world’s biggest jackpot

and it’s a big todo list is now you’ve got to

what has to happen now is that we have to develop the grid analysis:

you overlay a grid on top of these several images that we’re discussing:

• the Canterbury Psalter “mushroom tree/ balancing/ hanging/ touching sword” image
• the bull slaying scene tauroctony
• salamander roasting “dancing man”

The purpose of the grid is to force yourself to give diligent vigorous aggressive analysis of each every square inch of the image

don’t let anything slip by without analysis

analyze every hand

every foot

every leg

every hem

which direction everyone is looking

Who has a beard or not

every mushroom hem

Every raised garment lifted garment

every column base

every branching or non-Branching feature, or snake-like feature, or ivy leaf feature

every sword

every blade

the relative height of each hand

the relative height of each foot

the angle of every leg

list everything that’s touching anything else

Make a complete list of every item that’s not touching every other item in the whole image;

a combinatorial explosion, that I was struggling to hold back in order to decode this Canterbury Psalter mushroom tree image in November 2020, I had to block out the image, it was too much at once.

😓

11:34 pm April 23,2022

highly improbable # of left hands higher than right hands in comic panel

https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b10551125c/f134.item.zoom

1) Hatsis-type figure, left hand 2:56am April 24, 2022 is lower than right hand

2) left hand up, right hand down, like God

3) ” & compare bearded’s lifted garment to that of the passing student in upper left [2:40 am April 24 2022] also msh hem touching stable colume base, & both feet lifted, indicating transcending eternalism-reliance.

4) no limbs.

who lacks limbs? top right – trip guide & father. mid row far right side.

who has left hand higher than right? Nearly everyone; it’s easier to list who doesn’t.