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renebradley | 19:25 Wed 04th Jan 2006 | History
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in which devonshire village would you find a church font inscribed with the palindrom NIYONANOMHMATAMHMONANOYIN
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20:51 Wed 04th Jan 2006
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The village is Ide in Devon and the church is St Ida
21:05 Wed 04th Jan 2006
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Transliteration would be something like NIPSON ANOMEMATA, ME MONAN OPSIN' - "wash (my/your)sins not only (my/your) face." Can be read either as appeal to God or injunction to the worshipper. Have seen it inscribed in a little old church in Greece when on holiday.
02:36 Tue 10th Jan 2006

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