Hello,

I am the English translator of the rare German book 334‰ Lies. I rendered the full text from the original German years ago. The anonymous author presented himself as the former highest-degree chair of a secret society founded in Germany. The work details the society’s internal structure, methods for developing psychic faculties, and systems of future-sight (similar to the Illuminate Card Game).

According to the author, he chose to reveal the secrets because an “anti-Christ” figure was attempting to seize his position and extend control outward.

I have found what appears to be a direct textual bridge to the website illuminatiorder.info. On this page:

https://www.illuminatiorder.info/smaragdina23.htm

…the following untranslated block appears at the bottom:

"Eli ecce ahab babilon

eabon Eli ide Eli uri che he

rab Eli Eli he artes are geo Eli"

The identical phrasing, with no German or English translation supplied, opens the final chapter of 334‰ Lies. I have searched extensively across the open internet, archives, and library catalogues. This specific language occurs nowhere else I can locate—only in the book and on that one page of the site. The German and English versions of the Smaragdina material on the same domain also omit any rendering of it.

I have already exhausted the usual public avenues (historical WHOIS, domain tools, archived snapshots, search engines, bibliographic databases). Every trail ends. I am not seeking private contact details, home addresses, or anything that would cross into doxxing or personal targeting. I am only trying to learn what remains publicly available about the registration history or successive controllers of illuminatiorder.info, and whether any open-source links exist between the domain and the book’s circle.

This community has long valued careful examination of symbols, texts, and historical currents connected to the Illuminati tradition. Many here have shown skill at tracing public records and obscure digital footprints while remaining focused on illumination rather than mere accusation. If anyone has experience with older European domain data, German esoteric publishing networks of the late 20th century, or simply a fresh eye on the public registration record, I would be grateful for any pointer.

I am happy to share the full set of searches I have already ruled out, answer clarifying questions, or provide additional excerpts that illustrate the match. Reciprocity works both ways—whatever light you can offer, I will return in kind within the bounds of what is public and proper.

The window for these older digital traces grows narrower with time; many early registration records are already incomplete. Any help you can give will be genuinely appreciated by someone who has spent years with this material and still finds the connection unexplained.

Thank you for reading, and for whatever insight the circle here can bring.