[UA] 333?

[Michael d'Arcy]

On 2/21/07, Ryan Bartlett <evilwins at thedigitalsoul.net> wrote:
> I was just wondering, why 333?  Why not 444, 314, 777, or 212?

<arithmology>
By Greek isopsephia, 333 represents δημοσίᾱ (démosia,
4+8+40+70+200+10+1) which means public or common to everyone; it is ἡ
ἀείδελος (hé 'aeidelos, 8+1+5+10+4+5+30+70+200), the dark, the
unseen; it is ἡ λεπίς (hé lepis, 8+30+5+80+10+200), the shell, often
used to refer to the skull, or an egg, as a vessel or covering for
something; it is ἀνάρροια ('anarroia, 1+50+1+100+100+70+10+1), a
flowing back, as an ebb tide, a reflux, often used of the sea or the
light of the moon, thus perhaps also metaph. for the waxing and waning
of spiritual influence as well, the archetypes. And 333 is further
μελαμβαθές (melambathes, 40+5+30+1+40+2+1+9+5+200), the deep
darkness, the dark deep, often referred to the underworld, but just as
well for the psyche and the subconscious.

An ancient Greek word for the Earth, ἔρα ('era, 5+100+1) enumerates
to 106---thus, spreading the archetypes (333) over the earth (106)
begins to approximate the classic trancendental, π: 333/106 =
3.1415...
</arithmology>