[1:13:42 - 1:13:47] the Greek letter tau, which means conversion. And so it's like this force, it's like he had this

[1:25:16 - 1:25:21] about the root of the word school is the Greek school A which actually double, it's a double

[1:44:19 - 1:44:23] Roman, Greek, whatever to show this lady stuff is real.

[0:46:47 - 0:46:52] into one Greek and rare mentions so question allegedly army personnel who had close encounters

[0:10:58 - 0:11:10] So the description says the namesake Drake for NROL 38 is rooted in Greek mythology, Old English, and honors a former NRO employee who lost a valiant fight against cancer.

[0:11:16 - 0:11:23] Drake or fire Drake comes from the Old English for dragon in Greek mythology. There's a legend of the drako or three headed dragon.

[0:11:35 - 0:11:43] This statement is derived from the Greek myth of the dragon drako when a Greek king asked the oracle if he could be successful in war.

[0:14:01 - 0:14:26] Okay hold on an apple a garden guarded by a snake sounds a lot like another story we've heard before but this is in Greek mythology so the golden apples of the disparities garden it was guarded by a laden or lad on I'm not exactly sure how to pronounce that but it was a dragon serpent with multiple heads sometimes three sometimes a hundred.

[0:30:45 - 0:30:50] in our interview about just how religious and interested in Latin and Greek rituals,

[0:31:42 - 0:31:48] Musteria you know this Greek word for you know religious mystery it's just it's it's literally

[0:42:44 - 0:42:48] she she knows Greek and Latin she's a classicist and she was going back to the original translation

[0:50:47 - 0:50:52] knowing no that's actually the root of nosis is the Greek you know or or or or or

[0:50:52 - 0:50:57] or not stick rather the Greek nosis which is to know but it's to know it's the difference between me

[1:17:36 - 1:17:41] when I was in college I learned that it was the Greek so if you look at modern human

[1:17:58 - 1:18:05] or you are an animal who is a Greeks who recognize that and humans being an animal if you look at a 24

[1:04:05 - 1:04:13] and so he would turn me on to a lot of things. I was in a Greek mystery schools, Roman mystery schools,

[0:06:38 - 0:06:39] In Greek mythology.

[0:07:08 - 0:07:11] I mean, Natalie brings up a re-point Greek mythology.

[0:14:11 - 0:14:29] It's the it's a sign of of knowledge, right. But it's not full knowledge and think of it for the Greeks. All, well, I mean, you can say something like this. All energy, all heat, all fire on the earth is ultimately derived from the sun. Right. Okay. So he's looking for the source of that fire. Right.

[0:20:12 - 0:20:18] Well, it was certainly a Greek, you know, religious festival, right? So yeah, yeah, exactly.

[1:30:25 - 1:30:30] gives you a Nietzschean genealogy right there of the going Greek religion, right? And then he ends

[1:34:00 - 1:34:07] that you know, you had Greek leaders and Roman emperors saying this sort of held together

[1:43:52 - 1:43:57] there's anything fancier than what you have in like your basic Greek ethics right you're

[1:48:54 - 1:49:01] and so I guess my point is is like if you ask what protocols it's it's like you know the Greeks