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ARCHITECTONICS

From Cosmic Theories to Urban Development

Dr. Hossam Aboulfotouh

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The architectonic translation of the Arabic verse-version of

Gupora Papyrus

The original version was written by Gupora, the great Architectonician

Translated by

Dr. Hossam Aboulfotouh

29 August, 2004

I am the builder of all pyramid-es of Egypt-y

They are my past and, for last, are my property

I left in them all my sacred knowledge and my holy ideology

That will resist the evils till a moment in the path of eternity

But, the hidden pearly treasures of my majesty,

Will not resist the ill-desire for robbery

I thought I may die and my sciences may disappear confidentially,

Thus, I coded them to be then known thoughtfully

My codes will break by the datum line of the path of eternity,

Which I did quantify astronomically

Eight, nine, two, four, and seventy,

After the radius of the hundred thousand safely

And, then the portion of ninety

Will throw-down the stones of my horizons till endlessly

Think over the stones that I did cut in deeply

They remain, I die and then they will fall-down completely.

Gupara 3070 BC

This papyrus was found in Egypt during the early Muslim era, and was translated into the Arabic-verses then. The reader may try to think about the meaning of the astronomical code in the above verses of Gupara; this code is the top most important law of the cosmos; it’s the hidden code of life and eternity in an architectonic enclosure of the Geometer.

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