Maudlin of the Well's Hebrew

On maudlin of the Well's albums Bath and Leaving Your Body Map, there are several connections with the Hebrew culture.  For example, a Bath is an ancient Hebrew unit of measurement, and Qliphoth relates to Hebrew mysticism. The purpose of this thread, though, is because there are several inscriptions in the liner notes in Hebrew that I, and many others I'm sure, are unable to read.  I searched the internet for any translation, but not surprisingly considering the albums' scarcity, I didn't find any.  Here I will upload pictures of each page in hopes that someone knows some Hebrew or has access to a translation of it.  It's worth noting that each page corresponds with the interludes on each album, and the fourth one also contains (very hard to read) English verses under Greek writing.  Any help is greatly appreciated!

I tried lining up some of those symbols with no luck. I just got stuff like "Ahahchma" or "Ahedachach"

Edited by andyman1125 - January 17 2011 at 13:39

Ah, so the inscriptions are in Hebrew.  I've long been wondering what they've meant too.

Eärendil wrote: Hmmm thanks a lot. I didn't realize the quality of that last one was bad until I uploaded it. I'll post a better version when I get the chance.

Edited by avestin - January 17 2011 at 14:42

someone_else wrote: It all reminds me of some cabbalistic crap that occurs in Umberto Eco's book Foucault's Pendulum, that I read some 25 years ago. I can't tell you the details because I'd rather stay away from that stuff.

Edited by avestin - January 17 2011 at 15:22

Starhammer wrote: ^Maybe it's a nod to the Final Fantasy videogame villain

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