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00:00:31A group of Italian experts has managed to digitally reconstruct several inventions of the Andalusian engineer Yvkalaf Almuradi from a
00:00:40manuscript from the year 1000.
00:00:44Now these inventions have been recreated in three dimensions by a team of specialists based on the book by the
00:00:49secrets, which have reached us through a copy made in Toledo in 1266.
00:00:55Until now, the manuscript, which is kept in the Laurentian Medici Library in Florence, had never been studied in its original form.
00:01:02not entirely, nor, of course, disclosed.
00:01:05According to the Leonardo III team, which carried out the computer reconstruction, the book of secrets has extraordinary importance.
00:01:11in the field of science
00:01:13because it represents one of the earliest written testimonies of complex mechanisms from antiquity.
00:01:18The book of secrets, written in Arabic, contains designs for more than 30 devices, including
00:01:24a war machine for destroying fortresses,
00:01:27a water clock with three automata and even a disturbing machine depicting a love fable with animals, small
00:01:35gazelles, snakes emerging from a well, and a captive princess.
00:01:39The Book of Secrets, where was it? In Toledo. Tonight, as you know, we're also returning in some way to...
00:01:46to follow the path of Toledo and other places that held other treasures.
00:01:50Monetary treasures have been found in none other than Jerusalem.
00:01:53A team of Israeli archaeologists was excavating in Jerusalem's Old City when they unearthed a handful of
00:02:01gold coins.
00:02:02These are 264 gold coins from the Byzantine Empire, dating back some 1300 years, on which one can
00:02:09See the image of the Byzantine emperor Heraclius,
00:02:12who ruled between the years 610 and 641 AD.
00:02:16Heraclius appears in military attire and with a cross in his right hand, very similar to the one shown
00:02:22on the reverse of the coins.
00:02:23They appear to have been minted in the early years of his reign and were never used, as they show neither
00:02:29no marks or scratches.
00:02:31According to experts, the coins were sent to a high-ranking individual in Jerusalem.
00:02:35who would have liked to use them but did not have time, due to the Persian conquest of Jerusalem in 614,
00:02:42He destroyed the building where they have now been found.
00:02:45And now we travel to Egypt. There, and you'll see that even in the unusual world there's news about mummies, they have
00:02:50found two curious tombs.
00:02:52Two tombs dating back 4,300 years have been discovered at the Saqqara funerary complex, about
00:02:5930 kilometers from Cairo.
00:03:01These are two burials. One of them belonged to Iyamat, supervisor of the construction of the pyramids during the
00:03:08reign of Pharaoh Unas.
00:03:10In the other was buried Tanat, a woman who was in charge of the court singers.
00:03:15At the entrance to Tanat's tomb, you can see images of her, for example, smelling lotus flowers.
00:03:20On the other hand, the hieroglyphs tell us that the official organized the purchase of the granite and of
00:03:28the limestone of Aswan,
00:03:29and also other materials that he brought from the western desert.
00:03:33According to experts, more graves will be unearthed in the area, which will help to better explain the period.
00:03:39of the 5th and 6th dynasties.
00:03:41As we've mentioned before, 80% of Egypt's treasures are still lying dormant, waiting for someone to unearth them.
00:03:47really be with them.
00:03:48Amazing. For more surprises, you know where to find us: our next section, Unusual World.
00:03:59The first unusual news story takes us to Cairo airport, where workers have discovered,
00:04:05In a suitcase belonging to a 61-year-old professor, who was Australian, two mummies were found.
00:04:10One of an ibis, which is a type of wading bird, and another of a mummified cat.
00:04:17300 years before Christ, is the date given by the specialists.
00:04:22In addition, he carried 19 figurines, also of great antiquity, of Horus and Thoth, the god Thoth.
00:04:29Look, he's been caught and now faces 15 years in prison for smuggling antiques.
00:04:35And from Egypt we go to Ecuador, where the National Council of Radio and Television
00:04:41It has banned programs featuring psychics, mentalists, and parapsychologists.
00:04:47They say that many of them have caused serious health problems, both for listeners and viewers.
00:04:53They're simply going to let the programs continue, both on radio and television.
00:04:58those specialists in medicine, psychology, and, of course, journalism.
00:05:04All those witches and wizards who read cards and tarot have already lost their business.
00:05:10And pay close attention if you have $42 million in your pockets, because you might be able to buy a space shuttle.
00:05:18You can do it with the Endeavour, the Atlantis, or the Discovery.
00:05:21NASA sells them.
00:05:22An advertisement: NASA is selling its space rockets.
00:05:26I'm telling you, 42 million dollars, no more and no less.
00:05:29It's very little considering that more than a billion dollars were spent on its manufacture.
00:05:36However, it will need a large space to display it.
00:05:41since the smallest of them measures no more and no less than 23 meters in length.
00:05:45And the story that follows in the archives is, truly, I believe, a history of journalism.
00:05:51the 1970s in our country.
00:05:53A series of reports, it was very common at that time and has been lost, let's say, the practice of releasing information gradually.
00:06:00In September of the year 74, a teletype arrives at the Gaceta del Norte.
00:06:05A telex message said that something was happening in Peru.
00:06:08Do you want to find out what?
00:06:09Let's go to the newspaper archives.
00:06:24That historic telex stated that in Peru a group of university students belonging to IPERI,
00:06:31The Peruvian Institute of Interplanetary Relations had established contact with beings from other worlds.
00:06:36It was the year 1974.
00:06:38And Enrique Valls was the first to write a chronicle, which was reproduced in several newspapers.
00:06:42But only the Gaceta del Norte, a legendary newspaper that has now completely disappeared,
00:06:48He sent one of his reporters to find out what was happening and investigate it on the ground.
00:06:52That reporter was Juan José Benítez.
00:06:54And he carried out a job for a month that I would describe as sensational.
00:06:59Regardless of whether what the IPRI members said was true or not,
00:07:02The truth is that it had an impact like few other things related to mystery in Spain.
00:07:08Benítez, the reporter, arrived there with his camera and found himself surrounded by a group of ordinary people.
00:07:14with studies, we said university studies, that through prior appointment, concentration, telepathy,
00:07:21They said they had encounters with UFOs, and that they had even photographed and filmed them.
00:07:25But there was more. They were talking about a specific type of extraterrestrial and where they came from, Carmen.
00:07:32They spoke of beings that apparently came from places like Ganymede or Apu, moons of Jupiter.
00:07:39They also said that they were very tall, much taller than human beings.
00:07:43And even in the newspapers, in the Gaceta del Norte, drawings were made showing these comparisons,
00:07:49Since the people of Apu were almost giants, those of Ganymede were medium-sized, and the men next to them were quite short.
00:07:57These groups received those notifications through automated writing.
00:08:02Apparently, an invisible force made them pick up a pencil or a pen.
00:08:07And on a completely blank sheet of paper they were writing,
00:08:10giving the precise location where those lights were going to appear.
00:08:15Indeed, that was the case. And not only that, but Juan José Benítez himself was given an appointment.
00:08:20What could be better for a journalist?
00:08:22In one of his messages, his name and a place appeared: the sandy areas of Chilca.
00:08:26This entire story was either starring or almost directed by a very young Sixto Paz,
00:08:31a university student, as we said, who was also here telling us about his experience.
00:08:35It all seemed very fantastical and dramatic, because they claimed that these extraterrestrial beings,
00:08:40Whoever they were, they were sending a clear message that left little time for Earth.
00:08:44if we did not react to the escalation of general violence,
00:08:49which left little time for a great cataclysm.
00:08:51There was even talk of shendras or luminous bubbles where these kinds of journeys in space-time were made.
00:08:56In short, a wonderful story that ends, after a long series of chronicles,
00:09:01describing everything down to the millimeter with JJ Benítez, one day in September, 1974, saying,
00:09:06I saw two UFOs.
00:09:08This entire unprecedented news series ends with the reporter confirming that two immense light globes,
00:09:15Descending almost to the level of the sand, they surprise the IPRI group and the Spanish special envoy.
00:09:20But then something happened that is really important, what interests us.
00:09:23How did the Spanish people react to this unusual news?
00:09:27Nothing like this had ever been told before.
00:09:28And it seems, Carmen, that tens of thousands of people believed this story with deep faith.
00:09:34It also coincided precisely with the UFO wave that was experienced throughout Spain.
00:09:39Numerous luminaries were seen, and on many occasions they coincided with those appointments.
00:09:45that automatic writing, those beings from other galaxies, from other spaces,
00:09:51They gave their support precisely to these groups, to the IPRI group.
00:09:54Well, the funny thing is that all of that coincided.
00:09:56And this is a small tribute to that era, isn't it?
00:09:57The year 1974 was very important on many levels, and it's impressive to see cover after cover.
00:10:03Benítez's chronicles with a headline that, I repeat, is emotionally historic for us.
00:10:09It was We Are Not Alone.
00:10:10An absolutely brutal impact.
00:10:13Later, those messages did not come to pass, it seems.
00:10:16and everything dissolved like a sugar cube in water.
00:10:19600 groups, Carmen, tens of thousands of people, I repeat,
00:10:22believing in what was called Mission Rama, a rescue mission.
00:10:26History of journalism, history of reporting and mystery.
00:10:30The IPRI, the events in Peru and the fabulous chronicle of the Gaceta del Norte.
00:10:35And now I propose another trip.
00:10:37Continue exploring this land of bulls, full of ancestral secrets.
00:10:40A story that personally gave me goosebumps back in the day.
00:10:43A day of fear, which is centered around a place, a powerful place, a funereal place.
00:10:49An enclave presided over by an enigmatic stone cross.
00:10:55An enclave presided over by an enigmatic stone cross.
00:11:25At the beginning of the program, I asked them about Perro Negro, if they knew his story.
00:11:29How curious, I heard it for the first time many years ago when I was a child, on a winter night.
00:11:36A night like the ones we are experiencing right now.
00:11:38Snow, crackling of the bonfire, fireplace, gathering.
00:11:42And some relatives, hunters from the Navarrese lands, told me that they had seen it.
00:11:47Sometimes in the distance, sometimes fleeing.
00:11:51And almost always keeping an eye on a certain environment.
00:11:56It was curious because different generations had apparently seen the same animal.
00:12:01And that, evidently, was ingrained in my mind as a child.
00:12:06What a strange story, what a weird story.
00:12:08How people who dress from the feet up tell it as an absolute truth.
00:12:13Some hunters even got out of their vehicles, carts in the past, cars today,
00:12:18to get closer, to find out what was happening.
00:12:21And little by little the legend faded away.
00:12:25Nobody really likes to talk about these things, except on winter nights, with their family.
00:12:31It is certainly significant that traveling many kilometers north of these Navarrese lands,
00:12:36In England or on the coasts of Scotland, we find exactly the same legend or truth.
00:12:41A kind of Cerberus, as the ancient Greek myths said.
00:12:46An animal that guards the entrance to the underworld,
00:12:49to those unreal things that sometimes enter our dimension.
00:12:54The faithful black dog, they say, never left an old and forgotten stone cross.
00:13:00Because?
00:13:01And who are you, if in the middle of the road, at dawn or in the middle of the night,
00:13:05Do they meet the bright, fixed eyes of a black dog?
00:13:11It's time to learn about her story, a story that encompasses several others and creates a parallel reality.
00:13:19The idea of our colleague Santiago Camacho, with absolutely real data.
00:13:24Now, it's up to you to believe, or not, in the existence of something more than just a legend.
00:13:29The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:14:00The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:14:08The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:15:00The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:15:18Hello.
00:15:21What are you doing here?
00:15:24Are you lost?
00:15:29What are you doing here?
00:15:40The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:15:43The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:15:49The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:04The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:08The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:09The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:29The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:31The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:48The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:16:51The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:17:15The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:17:16The one from that old friend, black dog.
00:17:50Hello.
00:17:51Good afternoon.
00:17:52Hello.
00:17:52Good afternoon.
00:17:54I have a reservation in the name of Mario Silva.
00:17:56Ah, yes.
00:17:57I was waiting.
00:17:59May I see your ID card, please?
00:18:01Of course.
00:18:04So, how's it going? Did it arrive safely?
00:18:05Well, yes.
00:18:08Thank you.
00:18:16Well, number 103, going up the stairs.
00:18:20Great. Thank you very much.
00:18:23Would you like me to prepare something for dinner?
00:18:25Okay, thanks.
00:18:27But don't address me formally, it seems very strange to me.
00:18:29Very well, whatever you want.
00:18:30Around 10, the dining room is around there.
00:18:33Very good.
00:18:34Until 10, then.
00:18:54Okay, how are you? Are you finished yet? Can I take the plate away?
00:18:57Yes, thank you. Everything was delicious.
00:18:59Is smoking allowed here?
00:19:00Yes of course.
00:19:01Of course.
00:19:02I'll bring you an ashtray.
00:19:03And if you like pacharán, I'll bring you a small glass.
00:19:05It's homemade.
00:19:06We do it ourselves, with the ash we have here.
00:19:08That would be great. Thank you.
00:19:09Yes, thanks.
00:19:45Here's the pacharán.
00:19:49Thank you.
00:19:52One thing, this place, the one with the cross, which I've been looking at from here, I don't know, does it have
00:20:00Anything special?
00:20:03Yes, it's actually quite special for the people around here.
00:20:08Hey, do you want me to tell you a legend that very few people outside the region know?
00:20:13Okay, fine.
00:20:14Sit down.
00:20:20You see, they say that a long time ago there lived around here a hunter who had a dog, who
00:20:24It was his pride.
00:20:25And the envy of everyone around here.
00:20:28Such was the affection the animal had for him.
00:20:31who, contrary to the customs of the time, lived with him and his family, with his wife
00:20:35and with a young child.
00:20:36Instead of doing it in the street or in a corral.
00:20:40The fact is, no one knows how, but they say that one day the woman went out to the washhouse,
00:20:46leaving the animal alone with the child, without any hesitation.
00:20:52When the hunter returned home, to the cradle where the little boy had been,
00:20:57Only a few bloody scraps were found.
00:21:01And in one corner stood the dog, its snout bloody, so calm,
00:21:06as if nothing had happened.
00:21:10What story?
00:21:12And that's not the worst part.
00:21:15The hunter neither cried nor shouted.
00:21:19He simply grabbed the dog and they went out into the field.
00:21:22When he reached the crossroads, he took out his knife and gutted him.
00:21:27And then he took his own life right there.
00:21:31And that's why they put the cross there?
00:21:35Not quite.
00:21:38People were very superstitious back then.
00:21:41and they thought the devil had entered the animal's body
00:21:43and that he was still wandering around the region.
00:21:48The cross was for protection,
00:21:51But time passed and the fear continued.
00:21:56So they decided to make offerings.
00:21:59From time to time?
00:22:03To drive away the evil spirit.
00:22:08They even say that sometimes they went so far as to sacrifice...
00:22:13...cattle.
00:22:17But hey, those are old stories.
00:22:20If you'll excuse me, I'm going to take my leave.
00:22:22I have to get up very early tomorrow.
00:22:24Good night.
00:22:26Good night.
00:22:27And thanks for everything, okay?
00:22:28Thanks to you.
00:22:47Good.
00:23:0735
00:23:07Music
00:23:14No, no, no, no.
00:23:43No, no, no.
00:24:07Okay, see you later.
00:24:09Bye bye.
00:24:42Bye bye.
00:24:50Bye bye.
00:25:00Bye bye.
00:25:16Bye bye.
00:25:37The terrible story of Black Dog, little by little, of a gathering of hunters.
00:25:41At a gathering of hunters, it gradually became a legend.
00:25:44A legend that is told in different places across our Iberian Peninsula.
00:25:48It's a story that's already ours, a shared one.
00:25:51This is how they are forged, this is how they become immortal.
00:25:55This next story is also immortal.
00:25:57Perhaps the most prodigious treasure that passed through our stones, roads and caves.
00:26:03They say it must be somewhere.
00:26:05And many continue the search.
00:26:08We already talked about them a long time ago on the first program of the Table of Solomon.
00:26:12I intend, and this is the main reason that motivates me to tell you a couple of facts.
00:26:18Let it not be something for scholars.
00:26:20Let them mess with us in what is mysterious and fascinating.
00:26:25It is a table or was a mirror that was apparently built by the wise King Solomon.
00:26:30After the successive sackings of Jerusalem,
00:26:33that object which was kept with others and which had a certain power capable of killing with its radiation,
00:26:38It was passed from hand to hand.
00:26:40Romans, Visigoths.
00:26:41His trail ends in a cave in Toledo,
00:26:44where we were already trying to capture the spirit of this legend in reality.
00:26:49Moreover, it is said that King Rodrigo, no less, in the year 711,
00:26:54He went down into that cave, ignoring those who said there was great danger,
00:26:58and trying to come face to face with a prodigious mirror table,
00:27:03where the future could be seen.
00:27:05This mirrored table had strange symbols, many legs, gold,
00:27:10even precious stones.
00:27:11That's what the chronicles talk about.
00:27:13But there were dangers, there were strange voices, there were events that guarded this object.
00:27:17And so the legend tells, so the truth tells,
00:27:20that King Rodrigo encountered a prophecy.
00:27:23Some speak of a rolled-up tapestry,
00:27:25others from the polished surface of that very table.
00:27:30There, a voice, an image, who knows,
00:27:32He said, when you get here,
00:27:35Men like these, who are seen in the image and in the prophecy,
00:27:39They will take over Spain.
00:27:40It was the year 711.
00:27:42What appeared, drawn, engraved, imagined,
00:27:44They were horsemen, turbans, and lances.
00:27:48It was the year of the conquest by the Muslims.
00:27:51Muslims, led by Tarik,
00:27:53who come all the way to Toledo looking for that table.
00:27:56From there, the trail goes cold.
00:27:58But there's more.
00:27:59Some say it reached as far as Jaén.
00:28:01And here our story begins.
00:28:03A cryptogroup, a secret society,
00:28:05people who are still searching even now.
00:28:08Some say they were in a certain place,
00:28:11that the gravestone, that the symbol,
00:28:13reflected his power in a certain place.
00:28:16And that's where we've been.
00:28:18This is part of the adventure.
00:28:20The search for Solomon's table continues.
00:28:24Join this expedition.
00:28:32The old sacred texts tell us,
00:28:35that almost 3,000 years ago,
00:28:37King Solomon received by command of God himself,
00:28:40the task of building a temple in the land of Israel,
00:28:44where all his power and greatness would be reflected.
00:28:48From that building,
00:28:50risen centuries later from its ashes,
00:28:53Today, only the Wailing Wall remains.
00:28:55where thousands of Jews pray daily
00:28:58crying out through their throats,
00:29:00the lost glory of his people.
00:29:03In the most sacred part of that enclosure,
00:29:06One of the most important objects of antiquity was kept there,
00:29:10the table of power,
00:29:12or Solomon's table,
00:29:14where the secret name of God was reflected.
00:29:26In the temple of Jerusalem,
00:29:29which was the quintessential temple of the Jewish religion,
00:29:32there the high priest
00:29:35I went in once a year
00:29:37in the Holy of Holies.
00:29:38There was a closed room with no windows.
00:29:40where no one ever went,
00:29:42because that was the throne of God.
00:29:43There stood the Ark of the Covenant
00:29:45with the cherubim above
00:29:47And that's where God was supposed to reside.
00:29:50No one else could fit in there but him.
00:29:51and once a year, as I say,
00:29:55He entered with his acolyte,
00:29:56with whom he was going to succeed him
00:29:57so that if one died
00:29:59The secret will be left to someone else.
00:30:01And then,
00:30:03on the layout of this table,
00:30:05He was saying a few words,
00:30:07we could say magical,
00:30:09which is the Shem Shemaforash,
00:30:10who was murmuring the true name of God.
00:30:15Centuries passed
00:30:16and after several vicissitudes,
00:30:18Solomon's table
00:30:20According to all written sources, it ended
00:30:23kept in a cave in Toledo,
00:30:25as part of the Visigoths' treasure.
00:30:28Following the Arab conquest of the Iberian Peninsula,
00:30:31This passes into the hands of the Muslims
00:30:33And that's where he disappeared from the trail.
00:30:35until the beginning of the 20th century,
00:30:38when documents found in Jaén
00:30:40They leave a trail that we can follow today.
00:30:43We are now talking about some documents
00:30:45that were found
00:30:46that a man who was doing
00:30:48the inventory of goods,
00:30:50of objects and of artistic objects
00:30:53that was in the Cathedral of Jaén,
00:30:54I was doing it in 1936,
00:30:57This gentleman who was a law student
00:31:00He wrote a series of notebooks
00:31:03about previous documents that he had found.
00:31:06And I had found that throughout
00:31:07of a few centuries
00:31:09There were historical figures,
00:31:12well known,
00:31:13related to the Cathedral,
00:31:15who had searched for the cellar.
00:31:18The cellar in the old vocabulary
00:31:19It means the cave.
00:31:21José Moreno Salcedo
00:31:23He was a law student
00:31:25chosen by the General Management
00:31:26of Fine Arts in 1937
00:31:29to inventory the documents
00:31:31of Jaén Cathedral.
00:31:33Meanwhile, in Spain, the sounds of
00:31:35the echoes of bombs and gunfire
00:31:37of a fratricidal war,
00:31:39He found it in solitude
00:31:41from the basements of the old building
00:31:42different files
00:31:44that named characters
00:31:45of great historical significance
00:31:47in the past of his province.
00:31:50Men who had followed
00:31:52the clues of Solomon's Table,
00:31:53which would have been left halfway
00:31:55during his stay in Toledo
00:31:57and their destiny,
00:31:58which was the Middle East.
00:32:01His life ended in 1941
00:32:03upon being shot.
00:32:06However,
00:32:07his notes appeared
00:32:08years later,
00:32:10in 1968.
00:32:12In those sentences,
00:32:14written in pencil,
00:32:16he was identified as one
00:32:17of the latest search engines
00:32:18of the mythical sacred object
00:32:20to the man from Velasco.
00:32:23Fundamentally,
00:32:24had a strong connection
00:32:25with characters
00:32:28of the cultural nobility
00:32:30and this allowed him
00:32:33undertake companies
00:32:34so strange
00:32:36How to install in Arjona
00:32:38a palace,
00:32:39a palace-house,
00:32:41hers,
00:32:42where the decorative elements
00:32:45They are magnificent.
00:32:47extraordinary.
00:32:50There are rooms
00:32:51pneumodéjere
00:32:52which practically
00:32:53They have nothing to envy,
00:32:55some room
00:32:55of the Alhambra.
00:32:57The crystal is a space
00:32:59privative
00:33:00of this family,
00:33:01It goes underground
00:33:03in what today
00:33:04It is the church of San Juan,
00:33:06which also,
00:33:07According to tradition,
00:33:08It was a Jewish synagogue,
00:33:09It was the temple
00:33:10of Bacchus
00:33:11in Roman times.
00:33:13So,
00:33:13Well, this was it.
00:33:14a whim
00:33:15of this family
00:33:16that was built
00:33:17a mausoleum
00:33:17trying to emulate
00:33:18those great figures
00:33:20from Rome,
00:33:22of the Medici,
00:33:22Borgia,
00:33:23I mean,
00:33:23create a,
00:33:24let's say,
00:33:24a crystal
00:33:25with many materials
00:33:26very noble,
00:33:27all of them.
00:33:27The architect
00:33:29She comes from Florence
00:33:30to Maestro Giovanni
00:33:30and the marble
00:33:32is extracted
00:33:32from the quarries
00:33:35from Carrara.
00:33:42At the end
00:33:43of the 19th century,
00:33:44latest
00:33:45of the males
00:33:46of the Velasco family,
00:33:47Fernando Recio Paredes,
00:33:49creates a sect
00:33:50neo-Templar
00:33:51call
00:33:51the Twelve Apostles,
00:33:53mixing
00:33:54for that
00:33:54with the flower
00:33:55and cream
00:33:55of the aristocracy
00:33:56European.
00:33:57In their meetings
00:33:58secret
00:33:59reproduced
00:34:00old rites
00:34:01forgotten
00:34:01in which
00:34:02they tried
00:34:03decipher
00:34:03the old
00:34:04code
00:34:04that hid
00:34:05the Semsemaforage,
00:34:07the name
00:34:09TRUE
00:34:09of God.
00:34:10At the same time
00:34:12they spent
00:34:12a genuine
00:34:13fortune
00:34:14in leaving
00:34:15footprints
00:34:15of their search
00:34:16hidden.
00:34:27We are in
00:34:28Arcona
00:34:29and we have
00:34:29displaced
00:34:30so far,
00:34:31to the church
00:34:31of Saint Nicholas
00:34:32following the trail
00:34:33of a society
00:34:34secret,
00:34:35that of the Twelve Apostles.
00:34:37These,
00:34:38in 1906,
00:34:39they built
00:34:40two buttresses
00:34:41simulating
00:34:42the two columns
00:34:43that there was
00:34:44in the Temple
00:34:44of Solomon.
00:34:45However,
00:34:46the church
00:34:47of Saint Nicholas
00:34:47She hides from us
00:34:48many more secrets,
00:34:50among them
00:34:50the keys
00:34:51to find
00:34:52the possible location
00:34:53of one
00:34:54of the objects
00:34:54sacred
00:34:55most important
00:34:56for the Jewish people,
00:34:57the Table
00:34:58of Solomon.
00:35:02The Twelve Apostles
00:35:03they dedicated part
00:35:04of his time
00:35:05to investigate
00:35:05the secrets
00:35:06of the church
00:35:07of Saint Nicholas
00:35:07in Arjona,
00:35:08that preserves
00:35:09as of today
00:35:10a great wall
00:35:11on one of its flanks
00:35:12whose meaning
00:35:13we don't know.
00:35:15But his legacy
00:35:16most important
00:35:17they preferred
00:35:18leave it
00:35:18in his tomb,
00:35:19a message
00:35:20immemorial
00:35:21just
00:35:22readable
00:35:22for the
00:35:23true
00:35:23initiates.
00:35:25He fosters
00:35:26this society
00:35:29among his friends
00:35:30already from Arjona
00:35:31and already outside
00:35:32from Arjona.
00:35:33In fact,
00:35:34It is done
00:35:35a meeting
00:35:36let's say
00:35:37not clandestine
00:35:38but discreet
00:35:40in Espeluí,
00:35:41in a house
00:35:42ancestral
00:35:42from the countryside,
00:35:43a palace
00:35:43summer
00:35:43from Espeluí,
00:35:44a town
00:35:45nearby
00:35:46to ours
00:35:47and then
00:35:48that's where they meet
00:35:49he
00:35:49with the twelve
00:35:50friends
00:35:52companions
00:35:52where he does it
00:35:54delivery
00:35:54of a copy
00:35:56exact
00:35:56of the gravestone
00:35:57Templar
00:35:58the one that accompanied
00:35:59the treasure
00:36:00of King Solomon.
00:36:01If the twelve
00:36:02apostles
00:36:03were able
00:36:03to recover
00:36:04the drawing
00:36:05that existed
00:36:06in one of the
00:36:06sacred objects
00:36:07most important
00:36:09of all time
00:36:10in its content
00:36:11and in its deciphering
00:36:13I wouldn't even be there anymore
00:36:14nor less
00:36:14which part
00:36:15of a message
00:36:16divine
00:36:17that was thought
00:36:18lost
00:36:18almost
00:36:19two millennia
00:36:21It's a tombstone
00:36:22that has a series
00:36:22of strokes
00:36:23what is important
00:36:24It's those strokes
00:36:25reproduce
00:36:26the strokes
00:36:27that there was
00:36:27on the table
00:36:28of Solomon
00:36:29that aside
00:36:30of the importance
00:36:31material that I had
00:36:32because it is made
00:36:33gold
00:36:33and of gemstones
00:36:34above all
00:36:35the importance
00:36:36that had
00:36:36It was the one in the drawing.
00:36:38which was
00:36:38let's say it was
00:36:39a document
00:36:42invaluable
00:36:42written on gold
00:36:43now the same
00:36:44worth
00:36:45and the same document
00:36:46It is written on marble.
00:36:47but the document
00:36:48still has
00:36:48the same value
00:36:49obviously
00:36:49although the value already
00:36:50The material may be very different
00:36:52I have always believed
00:36:54whether the table
00:36:55It was a golden age
00:36:55would be lost
00:36:56at the time
00:36:56but probably
00:36:57They would make copies.
00:36:58to the surface
00:36:59and well then
00:37:01Here we have found
00:37:02a copy
00:37:02when I was telling you
00:37:03that the gravestone
00:37:04It acts as a mirror
00:37:05It's because
00:37:06truly reflects
00:37:07what you wear
00:37:09that is to say
00:37:10if you that day
00:37:11you're going
00:37:11of Macrava
00:37:12You just woke up
00:37:13with dark circles under the eyes
00:37:14so far
00:37:14and you look at yourself
00:37:15in the mirror
00:37:15well there
00:37:16He won't see you
00:37:17handsome
00:37:18He'll see you there
00:37:19as it is
00:37:19because the gravestone
00:37:20act like this
00:37:21that is to say
00:37:22if you at those moments
00:37:23You're worried
00:37:24are you somehow
00:37:27needy
00:37:27from some story
00:37:28There he will discover
00:37:29in the drawing
00:37:30that kind of story
00:37:31and it will solve your problem
00:37:32that kind of story
00:37:34act a little
00:37:35as a talisman
00:37:38during and after
00:37:39of the civil war
00:37:40the Velasco pantheon
00:37:42It was destroyed
00:37:42in part
00:37:43and looted
00:37:44but the gravestone
00:37:45in which it was reproduced
00:37:46one of the messages
00:37:47more secrets
00:37:49of all time
00:37:50can be admired today
00:37:51on one of the sides
00:37:53of the city council
00:37:54from Arjona
00:37:54like a closed book
00:37:56like a silent codex
00:37:58in his strokes
00:37:59He left us
00:38:00a whole sacred geometry
00:38:01whose interpretation
00:38:03It would also be
00:38:04part of constructions
00:38:05and temples
00:38:06that later
00:38:07were made
00:38:08around her
00:38:09produced
00:38:11and they continue to be produced
00:38:13countless phenomena
00:38:14strangers
00:38:16because they had traveled
00:38:177000 kilometers
00:38:18following the gravestone
00:38:21when
00:38:21after explaining
00:38:23that have traveled
00:38:237000 kilometers
00:38:24and that actually
00:38:24what they wanted from me
00:38:25It was a small sample
00:38:27of the entire route
00:38:30photographic
00:38:30that they had been doing
00:38:31because they had lost it
00:38:32all
00:38:33He had nothing left
00:38:34not a single image
00:38:35of the gravestone
00:38:36Everything had been veiled from him
00:38:38There's an anecdote
00:38:39that is received
00:38:41by tradition
00:38:42which is
00:38:43the stonemason
00:38:44to whom it is sent
00:38:44this work
00:38:45It's from Marto
00:38:46another nearby town
00:38:48and when it ends
00:38:49of sculpting
00:38:50the twelfth reproduction
00:38:53then he dies
00:38:55apparently
00:38:55of natural death
00:38:56but
00:38:57It's very casual
00:38:58that when it ends
00:38:59of sculpting
00:38:59the last
00:39:00He died mysteriously
00:39:06old rites
00:39:07and teachings
00:39:08that they never forgot
00:39:10patrons who left
00:39:11their footprints
00:39:12in old churches
00:39:13men of hidden lives
00:39:15that they captured
00:39:16the oldest
00:39:17of its secrets
00:39:18in a few lines
00:39:19sculpted
00:39:19in his very tomb
00:39:21the gravestone
00:39:22from Arjona
00:39:23its origin
00:39:24and its message
00:39:25They continue to be today
00:39:27one of the greatest mysteries
00:39:29those we have faced
00:40:19which was and which is
00:40:20Solomon's table
00:40:21where it was
00:40:22where is
00:40:22what powers does he have
00:40:24There is a big debate
00:40:25is one of the
00:40:26old
00:40:26or new relics
00:40:28eternal
00:40:29that have been pursued
00:40:30throughout the centuries
00:40:30with stories worthy of a novel
00:40:32that have given
00:40:32much literature
00:40:33and fantastic
00:40:34sometimes
00:40:35others very tight
00:40:36to the truth
00:40:37I'm going to confess a secret to you.
00:40:38I have had to here
00:40:39Well
00:40:40I'm a little tamer of the situation
00:40:41because watching the report
00:40:42obviously
00:40:43our dear friends
00:40:44who are here
00:40:44They were already debating
00:40:46some in favor
00:40:46others against
00:40:47with his theories
00:40:48hypothesis
00:40:48Because if there is something
00:40:49It's that the three
00:40:50They have also searched
00:40:51in a modern way
00:40:52with his studies
00:40:53with his vocation
00:40:55the track
00:40:56of the enigmatic
00:40:57Solomon's table
00:40:58We're going to introduce them
00:40:59although they already know them
00:41:00Luis Rodríguez Bausá
00:41:01University professor
00:41:01from Castilla-La Mancha
00:41:02author of books
00:41:03like The Tour
00:41:03Toledo in 80 legends
00:41:05Magical Toledo always
00:41:06where we are
00:41:07just like home
00:41:08Luis
00:41:09Good night, friend.
00:41:09good night
00:41:10Yes, I loved it
00:41:11hey
00:41:11Solomon's table
00:41:12It's somewhere
00:41:13now
00:41:14yes you can
00:41:14almost in the headlines
00:41:15Well, I don't think so.
00:41:17But what I am sure of
00:41:18He was in Toledo.
00:41:19currently
00:41:20No
00:41:21Sebastian Vazquez
00:41:22writer
00:41:23editor
00:41:23key figure
00:41:25for revival
00:41:26of all these topics
00:41:27at a serious level
00:41:28in the book industry
00:41:29in Spain
00:41:30Sebastian
00:41:30Good night, friend.
00:41:31good night
00:41:32go on
00:41:32same question
00:41:33Solomon's table
00:41:34do you think
00:41:35that goes beyond the myth
00:41:36that was somewhere
00:41:37or that still is
00:41:38somewhere
00:41:38that need to be found
00:41:40I think it was
00:41:41a physical object
00:41:42a physical object
00:41:43which could perfectly
00:41:44to be in Toledo
00:41:45just like in other places
00:41:46but possibly
00:41:47or there is nothing left
00:41:49rest
00:41:49or recognizable remnant
00:41:51and this story
00:41:52had
00:41:53you will remember
00:41:54It was on the program
00:41:55number one
00:41:55if there is a lot of loyalty
00:41:57What do we need to do here?
00:41:58but
00:41:58from program number one
00:41:59we've been talking
00:42:00from Solomon's table
00:42:00We took a trip to Toledo
00:42:02to the call
00:42:02Cave of Hercules
00:42:03and other underground
00:42:04where the legend
00:42:05the story
00:42:05He said that table was there.
00:42:07good
00:42:08He made that trip
00:42:09Juanje Vallejo
00:42:09It's been a long time
00:42:11Many reports have been published
00:42:12and the friend
00:42:13Juanje Vallejo
00:42:13has returned to search
00:42:14Solomon's table
00:42:15elsewhere
00:42:16One would have to ask
00:42:16because
00:42:17Juanje, good evening
00:42:17Good night if you want
00:42:18Juanje
00:42:20let's say
00:42:21There are two theories
00:42:21two versions
00:42:22which we will examine later
00:42:24one the Toledan way
00:42:25Let's call it that
00:42:26and another one, the Jaén road
00:42:27another place full of mysteries
00:42:28the great friend
00:42:29Juanes Lavagalán
00:42:30was the first
00:42:31in putting on paper
00:42:33this hypothesis
00:42:34a strange cryptogroup
00:42:3620th century already
00:42:37but a whole host of people
00:42:39that I was looking for
00:42:40Solomon's table
00:42:41those who were looking for the cellar
00:42:41precisely there
00:42:43in that area
00:42:44where you have been
00:42:45Do you think there are remains?
00:42:47Do you think there are clues?
00:42:48reliable
00:42:49that he could have been there
00:42:49in Arjona
00:42:50man is a possibility
00:42:51if we understand
00:42:52that in the year 711
00:42:54when the conquest
00:42:55Muslim of Spain
00:42:56really Tarik and Muza
00:42:57find the table
00:42:58and they have to send it
00:43:00to the Middle East
00:43:01since it was an object
00:43:02also of power
00:43:03a saffron object
00:43:03for Muslims
00:43:05So in this sense
00:43:06if possible
00:43:07that the table
00:43:08on that pilgrimage
00:43:09will pass through Jaén
00:43:10what it defends
00:43:11Juanes Lavas
00:43:12that Jaén stayed there
00:43:13based on the documents
00:43:14that finds
00:43:15a student
00:43:16who is José Moreno Salcedo
00:43:17in 1937
00:43:18in the cathedral of Jaén
00:43:19It really is very strange.
00:43:21the way it suddenly happened
00:43:23Some characters emerge
00:43:24how was he a bishop
00:43:25Alonso Suárez
00:43:26from the Willow Fountain
00:43:27that out of the blue
00:43:30starts to have money
00:43:31in an incredible way
00:43:31and starts to do
00:43:32new constructions
00:43:33and excavations in places
00:43:35which seems to be
00:43:36that had to do
00:43:37with that hiding place
00:43:38from the table
00:43:39if that's really the case
00:43:40He never came out
00:43:40of the Iberian Peninsula
00:43:41Is it a possible theory?
00:43:43Yeah
00:43:43from my point of view
00:43:44Yeah
00:43:44Well
00:43:45What was that table?
00:43:46Let's begin the debate
00:43:47and of course
00:43:48You can now intervene
00:43:48whenever
00:43:49that?
00:43:50I was going to say
00:43:51demons or gods
00:43:52Or what was that table?
00:43:54what was there
00:43:54Why was it so important?
00:43:56We're talking about a king
00:43:57of great wisdom
00:43:58we are talking about an object
00:43:59pursued
00:44:00through different cultures
00:44:01and the last piece of information
00:44:02that's precisely
00:44:03And I want to thank you.
00:44:04also to the mayor's office
00:44:05especially from Arjona
00:44:07that they have sent us
00:44:07that gravestone
00:44:09that you are seeing
00:44:10Some think
00:44:11those who believe
00:44:12who was in Jaén
00:44:12or that is in Jaén
00:44:13that the content
00:44:15the real enigma
00:44:16It's on that tombstone
00:44:16which was what was drawn
00:44:18on the surface
00:44:19from Solomon's table
00:44:20What was the table?
00:44:21A table?
00:44:21A mirror?
00:44:22An oracle?
00:44:23What was it?
00:44:24man
00:44:25really
00:44:26the table
00:44:27the table of bread
00:44:28It was also called
00:44:28because
00:44:29in Solomon's temple
00:44:30of which only remains today
00:44:32the wailing wall
00:44:33when people go to Jerusalem
00:44:35there was a table
00:44:36as Juan rightly said
00:44:37Juan Eslabagalán
00:44:37in the report
00:44:38it was possible
00:44:39Some say that reading
00:44:41the most powerful Essence
00:44:42that would be written
00:44:42in 216 letters
00:44:44others that were interpreted
00:44:46that more forceful essence
00:44:46which is the true name of God
00:44:48looking at a drawing
00:44:49that was above her
00:44:51It was also called
00:44:51the table of bread
00:44:52because the bread was put
00:44:53on top of her
00:44:54which was then distributed
00:44:55between parts of the town
00:44:56doing, let's say
00:44:57that in this way
00:44:58sacred outside
00:45:00extremely important
00:45:00for the Jewish people
00:45:01because?
00:45:02because every year
00:45:04It was being renewed
00:45:04the pact
00:45:05among the chosen people
00:45:06of God
00:45:07and God
00:45:09speaking that name
00:45:10secret of God
00:45:11the true name of God
00:45:12that was
00:45:12written on the table
00:45:14I'll tell you
00:45:15a historical curiosity
00:45:15Iker
00:45:16when General Tito
00:45:17it is carried
00:45:18Solomon's table
00:45:19and the Baal Shem
00:45:21who was the high priest
00:45:22of Jerusalem
00:45:22stop being able to read
00:45:23the sense of the foraz
00:45:24The Jewish diaspora begins
00:45:26the Israelis
00:45:27They have to leave their land
00:45:28a migration
00:45:30that has lasted
00:45:312000 years
00:45:31It's certainly curious.
00:45:33Me anyway
00:45:34wanna
00:45:34I'll start with the biggest one
00:45:36that is to say
00:45:37What I disagree with is
00:45:38It's because Tito
00:45:39He will take nothing
00:45:41of the temple of Jerusalem
00:45:42or if you're taking something
00:45:43They are remains
00:45:44because?
00:45:45because there is a fact
00:45:46that is fixed
00:45:48in the Bible
00:45:48twice
00:45:49that is to say
00:45:50when Solomon dies
00:45:52We all know
00:45:53that the kingdom
00:45:53It is divided into two parts
00:45:54Israel to the north
00:45:55with the ten tribes
00:45:57which would later
00:45:58the ten tribes
00:45:59losses
00:46:00and to the south Judah
00:46:01with Jerusalem
00:46:02as capital
00:46:03good
00:46:04at five years old
00:46:05of death
00:46:06of Solomon
00:46:08the Egyptian pharaoh
00:46:10destroys the temple
00:46:12And the Bible says
00:46:13not once
00:46:14but twice
00:46:15that takes everything
00:46:16for me
00:46:18Solomon's table
00:46:19It is a Judaization
00:46:21of another object
00:46:24which is the famous
00:46:26emerald table
00:46:27of Hermes Trismegistus
00:46:29And what is that, Sebas?
00:46:30if it can be counted
00:46:31in headlines
00:46:31So that's it
00:46:32It is the transformation
00:46:33of an object of power
00:46:34oldest
00:46:35the emerald tablet
00:46:36was
00:46:36a species
00:46:38map
00:46:39so to speak
00:46:41where was
00:46:42defined
00:46:43the keys
00:46:44of the structure
00:46:45of creation
00:46:46next to nothing
00:46:47that it did have to do with
00:46:48with geometry
00:46:49It was attributed to the god Thoth
00:46:51which they then call
00:46:51Hermes
00:46:52And that's where
00:46:53it was coded
00:46:55geometry
00:46:56of creation
00:46:57I
00:46:57with all due respect
00:46:59I'm going to disguise
00:47:00of the opinion
00:47:01by Sebastian
00:47:02fundamentally
00:47:03because
00:47:03It's true
00:47:04your Bible quote
00:47:06It is absolutely
00:47:06correct
00:47:07but it is no less
00:47:08historical
00:47:09and it is no less
00:47:10certain
00:47:11the chronicle
00:47:12by Flavius Josephus
00:47:13which quotes verbatim
00:47:15the table
00:47:15when Caesar
00:47:16She takes it.
00:47:17and two centuries later
00:47:19when Procopius
00:47:20by Caesarean
00:47:21narrates the virtues
00:47:23and the victories
00:47:24of Amalric
00:47:25cites also
00:47:26the table
00:47:26as one of the objects
00:47:27that are stolen
00:47:28of the temple of Jupiter
00:47:29Capitol
00:47:29So the Romans
00:47:30They have documents
00:47:31to demonstrate
00:47:32who took the table
00:47:34in book eight
00:47:35a renegade Jew
00:47:36called Flavius Josephus
00:47:37Yes, I agree
00:47:39with that
00:47:39with that table
00:47:40the bread table
00:47:41but not as a sacred object
00:47:43the sacred object
00:47:45magical
00:47:45who holds the key
00:47:46of power
00:47:47It's not the one that's worn
00:47:48to Tito
00:47:48but the one they take
00:47:49the Egyptians
00:47:51naturally
00:47:52This is debatable.
00:47:54Just keep in mind
00:47:54one thing
00:47:55to interpret
00:47:56the table
00:47:57there always had
00:47:57two people
00:47:58the Baal Shem
00:47:59who was the high priest
00:48:00and an acolyte
00:48:02if really
00:48:03the Egyptians
00:48:04or Nebuchadnezzar
00:48:05stole the table
00:48:05It's very easy.
00:48:07that the Baal Shem
00:48:08that he was not killed
00:48:08or the acolyte
00:48:10make a replica
00:48:11from the table
00:48:11There is one thing
00:48:12which is clear
00:48:12I have been
00:48:13with Javier Sierra
00:48:13under the arch
00:48:14from Tito
00:48:15and appears
00:48:15that you
00:48:16They are watching now
00:48:17What are the Romans?
00:48:18taking something
00:48:19of Jerusalem
00:48:19and something that seems
00:48:20that mythical candelabra
00:48:23extremely important
00:48:23for the Jews
00:48:24and something like that
00:48:25from a table
00:48:25which is not very clear
00:48:26what for me
00:48:27I insist again
00:48:28the Bible itself
00:48:29which naturally
00:48:30It wasn't very favorable.
00:48:31to the Egyptians
00:48:32quote twice
00:48:33who is the pharaoh
00:48:34the one who takes it all
00:48:36What I think
00:48:37because there always is
00:48:37subsequently
00:48:39mythifications
00:48:40and the champions
00:48:41of mythification
00:48:42They are the Jews
00:48:43There has not been a town
00:48:44that has mythologized more
00:48:46that there is no doubt
00:48:47Luis
00:48:47allow me
00:48:48It's been like this for a while.
00:48:49very remote
00:48:50humanity
00:48:51the wise men
00:48:52the initiates
00:48:53those who know something more
00:48:54They have searched for that object
00:48:55They have searched for that object
00:48:56his remains
00:48:57his spirit
00:48:58his power
00:48:59and there are chronicles
00:49:00historical
00:49:01specific
00:49:02You brought something
00:49:03also extremely important
00:49:04that talk about the connection
00:49:05first connection
00:49:06Solomon's table
00:49:07specific object
00:49:07Toledo
00:49:08many people
00:49:08explains why
00:49:09It's not that there's a connection
00:49:11Iker
00:49:11It is because in the Arabic sources
00:49:13and in Christian sources
00:49:14the table is not mentioned
00:49:15as far as I know
00:49:16until the appearance
00:49:17of this document
00:49:18in the historical archive
00:49:19in all Arabic sources
00:49:21unanimity is complete
00:49:22There is no source
00:49:23who disagrees
00:49:24that the table
00:49:25He walked in Toledo
00:49:26He was in Toledo
00:49:27It is true that later
00:49:28he was able to leave from there
00:49:29Some say
00:49:30that to Medina Celi
00:49:31Others talk about Barcelona
00:49:33Guadalajara
00:49:33many hypotheses
00:49:34and Juan's
00:49:35Of course, from Jaén
00:49:36but the latest clues
00:49:38from a historical point of view
00:49:40They get lost in Toledo
00:49:41It's more
00:49:42There is a chronicle
00:49:43a chronicle
00:49:44from Alquitab
00:49:45which seems to me
00:49:46tremendously significant
00:49:47because it's the first time
00:49:49which states the exact location
00:49:51of the table position
00:49:53It says where the main church is.
00:49:54of the Goths of Toledo
00:49:56because they were all talking
00:49:56of Toledo as a city
00:49:57or the house of locks
00:49:59This one is much more accurate
00:50:00This one is much more accurate
00:50:02where the main church
00:50:03of the Goths of Toledo
00:50:04It can only be two places
00:50:06one of them
00:50:06thankfully recovered
00:50:08for history
00:50:09and for the people
00:50:09What is that wonderful place?
00:50:11where appeared
00:50:12reappeared
00:50:13the Visigothic city
00:50:14which is Vega Baja
00:50:15We'll have to wait
00:50:16because the excavations
00:50:17bear fruit
00:50:17But in my humble opinion
00:50:19with the historical clues
00:50:21in the hand
00:50:21last place
00:50:23acquaintance
00:50:24from a historical point of view
00:50:25where the table was
00:50:26It's in Toledo
00:50:27what will happen next
00:50:28We will be able to disagree now
00:50:30Hey Luis
00:50:30What are you doing?
00:50:31three-quarters of life
00:50:32between files
00:50:33files
00:50:33documents
00:50:34And what envy!
00:50:35that you give us
00:50:35in Toledo
00:50:36you have found
00:50:37some jewel
00:50:38that I want you to tell us
00:50:39or that you share with us
00:50:40because the table is mentioned
00:50:41Yeah
00:50:42It's not a jewel.
00:50:43What I would like most
00:50:43But anyway
00:50:44It is a document
00:50:45which has a particularity
00:50:47besides
00:50:47It caught our attention
00:50:48I say I speak in the plural
00:50:49because he called us
00:50:50to Miguel Bonmediano
00:50:51who was here
00:50:52a few weeks ago
00:50:53good friend of yours
00:50:53good friend of this house
00:50:54which also
00:50:55We shared it quickly
00:50:57the document
00:50:58in the subject
00:50:59in the subject
00:51:00from the old document
00:51:00It had the number 666
00:51:02It was the number
00:51:03that was due to him
00:51:04It's not that he put it on
00:51:05It was fair
00:51:06that document
00:51:07of 666
00:51:08These are the causalities
00:51:10that appear
00:51:10in the city of Toledo
00:51:12In fact
00:51:13It is a memorial
00:51:13of the 16th century
00:51:15almost certainly
00:51:16by the letter
00:51:18where simply
00:51:19It mentions two things
00:51:20because we cannot know
00:51:21whose is it
00:51:22It is absolutely impossible.
00:51:23There is no way
00:51:25to know
00:51:26But it talks about two things
00:51:27that they called me
00:51:27a lot of attention
00:51:28one
00:51:28the riches
00:51:30and rents
00:51:31of Solomon
00:51:31where he spoke
00:51:32that he had
00:51:33Solomon of income
00:51:35666 talents
00:51:36eye
00:51:37the number again
00:51:38of the beast
00:51:38repeat
00:51:39the same number
00:51:40That looks like a species
00:51:40code
00:51:41of game
00:51:42that at that moment
00:51:43equivalent
00:51:449,890,000 escudos
00:51:46He talks about other things.
00:51:47and quotes again
00:51:48the value of the table
00:51:49Let us not forget
00:51:50that in the material sense
00:51:52in the Arab chronicles
00:51:53in all the Arab chronicles
00:51:55she is described
00:51:56sometimes
00:51:57with 365 legs
00:51:59of which
00:51:59in some chronicle
00:52:00Tarik
00:52:00some remain
00:52:01to demonstrate
00:52:02fundamentally
00:52:02which had been
00:52:03the one who discovers it
00:52:03They're all talking
00:52:04leg
00:52:05of borders
00:52:06of stones
00:52:06beautiful
00:52:08in any case
00:52:09talks about that
00:52:09the table
00:52:10worth
00:52:11200,000 dinars
00:52:12not even
00:52:13has translated it
00:52:13in that document
00:52:14who would
00:52:15write it
00:52:16but giving it
00:52:17as a reality
00:52:18authentic
00:52:19who was in Toledo
00:52:19It's an explosion
00:52:20accounts
00:52:21He doesn't talk about Toledo
00:52:23but the memorial
00:52:23He's from Toledo
00:52:24the document
00:52:25it's in the archive
00:52:26in Toledo
00:52:27in the nobility section
00:52:28and it is a document
00:52:28belonging
00:52:29to the city of Toledo
00:52:30because he speaks
00:52:30many things from Toledo
00:52:31This is on page 9
00:52:33on another previous page
00:52:35when he speaks again
00:52:36in the chapter
00:52:37room
00:52:38that speaks of certain heresies
00:52:39says
00:52:40when Nebuchadnezzar
00:52:41He went to Spain
00:52:42and the Chaldeans and Jews
00:52:43They populated and extracted
00:52:44the foundations
00:52:44of the main cities
00:52:45They introduced magic
00:52:47with astrology
00:52:47and the table
00:52:48in the city of Toledo
00:52:50This is the first time
00:52:52that I know
00:52:53that in a document
00:52:55Christian
00:52:55in a Christian chronicle
00:52:56possibly copied
00:52:58by Al-Rasi
00:52:58or anyone
00:52:59from the Arab chronicles
00:53:00This could be
00:53:01indisputable
00:53:02but it is cited
00:53:02because there is something
00:53:03I don't know if
00:53:05Sebastian or Juan G
00:53:06or you
00:53:06and that you will know
00:53:07the explanation
00:53:08But the thing is
00:53:09the table
00:53:09is systematically
00:53:10ignored
00:53:11in Christian sources
00:53:13medieval
00:53:13and of the centuries
00:53:14later
00:53:15only in Arabic sources
00:53:16This is where it is cited
00:53:17and I insist
00:53:18invariably
00:53:19in the city of Toledo
00:53:20the presence
00:53:21from the table
00:53:21and is also linked
00:53:22with astrology
00:53:23and mystery
00:53:24Christianity
00:53:26had left
00:53:27astrology
00:53:27out
00:53:28precisely because
00:53:29It had a magical character
00:53:31on the contrary
00:53:32Muslims
00:53:33they studied
00:53:33astrology
00:53:34Let us not forget
00:53:35which meant
00:53:36Toledo at that time
00:53:38in the study
00:53:38of astrology
00:53:39and in the study
00:53:40of alchemy
00:53:41these 365 legs
00:53:44It gives us a clue
00:53:45It gives us a clue
00:53:46from a calendar
00:53:46a calendar
00:53:47very important
00:53:48because before
00:53:49You were talking about nature
00:53:50from the table
00:53:50Which one could it be?
00:53:51both for the Egyptians
00:53:53both for the Jews
00:53:54There was a fundamental fact
00:53:56magical
00:53:56essential
00:53:57which was knowing
00:53:58every year
00:53:59what days were the festivities
00:54:01And what dreadful days those were!
00:54:04because?
00:54:05the disastrous days
00:54:06knowing them
00:54:07previously
00:54:08you could do
00:54:09the necessary cults
00:54:10to counteract
00:54:12his curse
00:54:12and the festivities
00:54:13on the contrary
00:54:14you could do
00:54:15the propitiatory rites
00:54:16for
00:54:18expand
00:54:18knowing which days were good
00:54:20And the days were bad.
00:54:20They were bad.
00:54:21And that marked it
00:54:22astrology
00:54:23and that knowledge
00:54:24I was aware
00:54:26of the priests
00:54:27and let us remember
00:54:28that Solomon
00:54:29was
00:54:30let's say
00:54:30somehow
00:54:31not only the king
00:54:32but the high priest
00:54:34But here we are
00:54:34to a point
00:54:35that I would like
00:54:35that everyone
00:54:37well
00:54:38analyze
00:54:38good
00:54:39the table
00:54:39that object of power
00:54:41longed for by so many
00:54:42and so many wise men
00:54:43He goes and disappears
00:54:44their trail goes cold
00:54:45And here it begins
00:54:46the second mystery
00:54:47which doesn't surprise me
00:54:47that continues to inspire novels
00:54:48because it's a beautiful story
00:54:50But of course
00:54:51There are some who point
00:54:52For example
00:54:52to Jaén
00:54:53sincerely
00:54:54What do you think?
00:54:55of the possibility
00:54:57about what
00:54:58This would be in Jaén
00:55:00arrive in Jaén
00:55:00or do you think
00:55:01that many groups
00:55:02of initiates
00:55:03They talk about Freemasons
00:55:05There are a thousand stories.
00:55:06intrigued by this story
00:55:07so intriguing
00:55:08They wanted to look for her
00:55:09in other places
00:55:10where it never was
00:55:11What do you think?
00:55:13Man, here's a key character
00:55:14which would
00:55:15Fernando de Ocio Paredes
00:55:16which was the last
00:55:17Baron of Velasco
00:55:17the key is him
00:55:19because he was the one who ordered it
00:55:20make twelve tombstones
00:55:22how are you
00:55:23so
00:55:23this group
00:55:24which is also documented
00:55:25its existence
00:55:26the one of the twelve apostles
00:55:28that we don't know
00:55:29if he was leading
00:55:29Fernando Recio Paredes
00:55:30secret society
00:55:31strange
00:55:31secret society
00:55:32but there are documents
00:55:33that refer to
00:55:34her
00:55:34who are in Great Britain
00:55:36I mean
00:55:36society existed
00:55:37and there is no doubt
00:55:38some of them
00:55:39the topic is
00:55:41Are these people really
00:55:42had access
00:55:43or to the table
00:55:44or to some remains
00:55:46from the table
00:55:46that really
00:55:47Did I have that drawing?
00:55:49There is one indisputable thing
00:55:50that at a cabalistic level
00:55:52Álvaro Rendón
00:55:53who is the one who makes the book
00:55:53with Juan the Abagalán
00:55:56demonstrates
00:55:57mathematically
00:55:57through a whole series
00:55:58drawings
00:55:59that are made
00:56:00based on the Kabbalah
00:56:01What is Jewish Kabbalah?
00:56:02so that people understand
00:56:03Jewish Kabbalah
00:56:04He tells us
00:56:04that the power
00:56:05of creation
00:56:06of God
00:56:07of creation
00:56:07of the universe
00:56:08it doesn't end
00:56:09when the universe was created
00:56:10that power of God
00:56:12He is still alive today
00:56:13because children are born
00:56:14flowers grow
00:56:15the world continues to evolve
00:56:17And things keep being born.
00:56:18therefore
00:56:19that power of creation
00:56:20It continues to this day
00:56:21Why is it so important?
00:56:22the table
00:56:23and if that drawing
00:56:25Was it the one at the table?
00:56:26because the ancient priests
00:56:27from Israel
00:56:28through that drawing
00:56:30and through the letters
00:56:31that were on the table
00:56:33They renewed that creation
00:56:34what God was doing
00:56:35every year
00:56:36And the table
00:56:37Could it have been destroyed?
00:56:38but
00:56:38It's somewhere
00:56:39right now
00:56:41the table
00:56:41from my point of view
00:56:42could be built
00:56:43and at the same time
00:56:44reconstructed
00:56:44because there would also be enemies
00:56:45of that object of power
00:56:46I don't want to doubt
00:56:48from the Arab chronicles
00:56:49both of the geographers
00:56:51as well as historians
00:56:52in several of them
00:56:53in several of them
00:56:54almost a dozen
00:56:56it is stated
00:56:57that the table
00:56:58at least one leg
00:56:59Tariq kept it
00:57:01to demonstrate to the caliph
00:57:02that he was the one who had found her
00:57:03Tariq
00:57:03the man
00:57:04excellent
00:57:05Spain's conquest
00:57:06in 711
00:57:07thinking logically
00:57:08I think that
00:57:09before the arrival
00:57:10of the Muslims
00:57:11the Visigoths
00:57:12They should have packed
00:57:13the treasure
00:57:14the treasure
00:57:15which was already called
00:57:15the ancient treasure
00:57:16of the Visigoths
00:57:17to differentiate it
00:57:19of the royal treasury
00:57:20which was the treasure
00:57:21which consisted
00:57:21in the jewelry
00:57:22the crowns
00:57:22the coins
00:57:23It was another treasure of power
00:57:24of something else
00:57:25who had an official
00:57:26with the title of count
00:57:28which was a title
00:57:28extremely important
00:57:29in the Gothic monarchies
00:57:31who was the guardian count
00:57:32of the treasure
00:57:32was the person
00:57:33in charge
00:57:34to guard that treasure
00:57:35because before
00:57:36the arrival
00:57:37of the Muslims
00:57:37I insist
00:57:38They should have packaged it
00:57:39and leave Toledo
00:57:40Where to?
00:57:41well the teacher
00:57:42Rubiera Mata
00:57:42He talks about nearby areas.
00:57:44to León
00:57:44and to Ponferrada
00:57:45There are those who claim
00:57:46who stayed
00:57:47via Alcalá de Henares
00:57:48There are those who claim
00:57:48that may be
00:57:49anywhere
00:57:50no, no, sorry
00:57:50and one more enigma
00:57:51It's not easier.
00:57:52hide it
00:57:52as supposed
00:57:53that they did
00:57:53the Israelis
00:57:54when he attacked
00:57:55Nebuchadnezzar
00:57:56what is
00:57:57below Toledo
00:57:57in the tunnel network
00:57:59that there
00:57:59leave it there
00:57:59and not take it out
00:58:00and make a caravan
00:58:01which is easier
00:58:02to attack
00:58:02I am from the Copinas
00:58:04And I have searched
00:58:04in quotation marks
00:58:05guided by your hand
00:58:07through Toledo
00:58:07through some of those tunnels
00:58:08which unfortunately
00:58:09They won't let us.
00:58:10go in and see
00:58:10100%
00:58:11how far would it go
00:58:13or it wouldn't happen
00:58:14in those places
00:58:15What I want to say
00:58:16is possibly
00:58:17both Solomon's table
00:58:19like anything like this
00:58:20be in sight
00:58:21from all over the world
00:58:22the best hiding place
00:58:24That's obvious.
00:58:25that is to say
00:58:26the Goths
00:58:27likely
00:58:27like other peoples
00:58:28They gave him
00:58:28that importance
00:58:30and they covered it with gold
00:58:31how could they have it
00:58:32the Egyptians
00:58:33or could the Jews have had
00:58:35such an important object
00:58:36They fill him with riches
00:58:37but a copy
00:58:39about that
00:58:39a vulgar and common copy
00:58:41that may be
00:58:42in any museum
00:58:43in any church
00:58:44anywhere
00:58:45because we don't know how to interpret it
00:58:47and above all
00:58:48We don't know how to recognize it
00:58:50may be
00:58:50anywhere
00:58:52But look, Sebastian
00:58:54I speak from time to time
00:58:56of these things
00:58:56with a certain Hebrew teacher
00:58:58who teaches me
00:59:00at the school of translators
00:59:01from Toledo
00:59:01She is an Israelite
00:59:02and sometimes commenting
00:59:04I was saying it
00:59:05Luis
00:59:05in Israel
00:59:06We have no doubt
00:59:07that the table is in Toledo
00:59:09no doubt
00:59:10and it is
00:59:11And it surprises me.
00:59:12don't look for him
00:59:12the Israelites
00:59:13with what they are
00:59:13in 2008
00:59:14I find it strange too.
00:59:15Maybe she
00:59:16is the vanguard
00:59:17I think they're looking for him
00:59:18and they don't know it
00:59:18Maybe she's the vanguard.
00:59:20The debate is absolutely fascinating.
00:59:21I'm delighted to hear them
00:59:22The truth is, I would like
00:59:24that after the program
00:59:24We will remain safe.
00:59:25we will continue safe
00:59:26after
00:59:27until very late at night
00:59:28because this has a lot of potential.
00:59:30but obviously
00:59:31Time is limited
00:59:32The question would be
00:59:33we have this object
00:59:34which apparently
00:59:35It was a calendar
00:59:36good days
00:59:36bad days
00:59:37Some say
00:59:37which was a mirror
00:59:38that could be seen
00:59:39the beyond
00:59:39the future
00:59:39initial knowledge
00:59:41I mean
00:59:41next to nothing
00:59:42is an object
00:59:42that disappears
00:59:43and its track
00:59:44it is forgotten
00:59:45Toledo
00:59:46Jaén
00:59:46other points
00:59:47the last question
00:59:48I'll do it for you quickly
00:59:49is
00:59:49Do you think that even today
00:59:51Are there people looking for the wine cellar?
00:59:52that is to say
00:59:53that in the days of the 21st century
00:59:54that we are living
00:59:55There still is
00:59:56cryptogroups
00:59:57cryptogroups
00:59:57who seek that power
00:59:59objects such as Solomon's table
01:00:01or Solomon's table
01:00:02Luis or I will do it
01:00:03I don't know if Sebastian
01:00:04not from a journalistic point of view
01:00:06but from the point of view
01:00:07from people who want to know
01:00:08of that power
01:00:08if it ever existed
01:00:09and approach him
01:00:10Well, Sebas
01:00:10My opinion is that
01:00:12from the perspective
01:00:13allow me the term
01:00:14Indiana Jones
01:00:15It would be a waste of time
01:00:17It's fun
01:00:18But it would be a waste of time
01:00:19from the perspective
01:00:21of an object of knowledge
01:00:23said knowledge
01:00:25in its broadest sense
01:00:27from astronomy
01:00:28chemistry
01:00:29There are still people looking for it.
01:00:30I disagree
01:00:32I'm completely sorry to you.
01:00:33because I have searched
01:00:34this treasure
01:00:35and many others
01:00:36like the holy grail
01:00:37the treasure of the Incas
01:00:38like Indiana Jones
01:00:39If I were Indiana Jones
01:00:40But for me, the important thing is
01:00:41even though I know I won't find it
01:00:42nothing in life
01:00:43is the way
01:00:44is the search
01:00:45brilliant
01:00:45So I'm super happy
01:00:46with that
01:00:46No, no, of course not.
01:00:47and I have fun
01:00:47I know people
01:00:48and life is done
01:00:49and naturally
01:00:49what we have done
01:00:50all trips like this
01:00:51But what Sebastian says
01:00:52You're not going to find it.
01:00:53I don't care.
01:00:53because like that object
01:00:55from my point of view
01:00:57does not exist
01:00:57sorry
01:00:57It's like a search.
01:00:58of the Holy Grail
01:00:59the important thing
01:01:00is the way
01:01:01That doesn't work.
01:01:02the slightest doubt
01:01:02Luis
01:01:03I would like to think
01:01:04not Iker
01:01:05I want to think that
01:01:06That is a sacred object.
01:01:08with vital importance
01:01:09that he had for the Jewish people
01:01:10I don't know if he still has it
01:01:12or not
01:01:12I imagine that for the ultra-Orthodox
01:01:14will continue to be
01:01:15something longed for
01:01:16But I want to think
01:01:18no
01:01:18fascination is one thing
01:01:20which as a myth
01:01:21or as a story
01:01:22may have
01:01:23among the people
01:01:23well, like us
01:01:24and one other thing
01:01:25is to think that there are groups
01:01:27Let's say with others
01:01:29claims
01:01:29that they dedicate themselves to looking for him
01:01:30I feel much more at ease now
01:01:31What a novel!
01:01:32anyway
01:01:33What a novel!
01:01:34Sebastian
01:01:35Luis
01:01:35Juange
01:01:35really
01:01:36The debate was fascinating.
01:01:37And I wonder
01:01:37Imagine that now
01:01:38when we continue debating
01:01:40after I finish
01:01:41fourth millennium
01:01:42Imagine that in some remote place
01:01:43or perhaps not so remote
01:01:45as Sebas says
01:01:45which is more disturbing
01:01:47but in sight
01:01:47but hidden
01:01:48continue radiating
01:01:50the mythical table of Solomon
01:01:51Let's look at some other images.
01:01:53Thank you all
01:01:53really
01:01:54It has been a pleasure
01:01:55images from Cuarto Milenio
01:02:06in this program
01:02:07tonight
01:02:08There have been many elements
01:02:09ethnographic
01:02:10cultural knowledge
01:02:11deep and strange
01:02:12Okay, so we'll continue.
01:02:13along those lines
01:02:13Servi Bancos
01:02:15he sent us
01:02:15from Andorra
01:02:16from the Principality of Andorra
01:02:17a photo obtained
01:02:18at Casa Cristo in Camp
01:02:20which is a museum
01:02:21which precisely
01:02:22He does that for a living
01:02:23to pick up
01:02:24the testimonies
01:02:26in the form of objects
01:02:27of the old life
01:02:28from that region
01:02:29and the elements
01:02:30that they had
01:02:31in Andorran houses
01:02:33from that time
01:02:33We're seeing it here.
01:02:34all kinds of spoons
01:02:35coffee makers
01:02:36And where is the anomaly?
01:02:37Well, let's point them out.
01:02:38There it is
01:02:39we even
01:02:40to expand
01:02:41the area that would be
01:02:43where is
01:02:44that supposed face
01:02:46that our friends see
01:02:47We're moving it there.
01:02:49initially
01:02:51It seems like
01:02:52if it were a profile
01:02:53TRUE
01:02:53even if I had
01:02:54long hair
01:02:55a kind of mane
01:02:56Let's take a closer look.
01:02:59with the recreations
01:03:00that has made us
01:03:01Guillermo
01:03:02There we have
01:03:04the boxes
01:03:04of what would be
01:03:06the anomaly
01:03:06and also
01:03:08we see different textures
01:03:10TRUE
01:03:10we see that it is
01:03:11more illuminated
01:03:12that Guillermo
01:03:13It has given it a different tone
01:03:14so that it stands out
01:03:15so that it looks better
01:03:16and even
01:03:17we'll see here
01:03:18recreation
01:03:19what has he done
01:03:20look
01:03:21There we have
01:03:21one of those recreations
01:03:22It's something inherent in the wood itself.
01:03:23It's made of the same wood
01:03:25There we have the face
01:03:27that according to Guillermo León
01:03:28it could be likened
01:03:29to that pareidolia
01:03:31that we have
01:03:31and that has created
01:03:32that piece of furniture
01:03:33that wood
01:03:34the veins themselves
01:03:35have made it seem
01:03:36to see a face
01:03:37there is no doubt
01:03:37Mystery solved
01:03:38Let's go to Venice
01:03:40what place
01:03:40there always is
01:03:42curious things
01:03:43like another time
01:03:44that flies over
01:03:45in the old city
01:03:45in this case
01:03:46in the form of mist
01:03:47or smoke
01:03:48We're leaving
01:03:49to Venice
01:03:50to the city
01:03:51of the channels
01:03:53beautiful, isn't it?
01:03:54And here we'll see
01:03:56as
01:03:57is completely
01:03:58wet
01:04:00the pavement
01:04:01It was a rainy day
01:04:03according to what they told us
01:04:04the viewers
01:04:05that they sent us
01:04:05the photograph
01:04:06and in the next shot
01:04:07we see how there are
01:04:08a species
01:04:09of white mist
01:04:10that resembles
01:04:11one face
01:04:12Guillermo points
01:04:13to the possibility
01:04:14that it is
01:04:14or from Vau
01:04:15or
01:04:16from someone
01:04:17that he was smoking
01:04:18when it was done
01:04:19this image
01:04:20when he was
01:04:21taking the photograph
01:04:22now
01:04:23yes indeed
01:04:23if it were smoke
01:04:25or the Vau
01:04:25has recreated
01:04:26a perfect face
01:04:27terrifying
01:04:28as if it were
01:04:29with mouth open
01:04:30one of those scenes
01:04:32that seem
01:04:32of the movies
01:04:33scary
01:04:34from other times
01:04:34Is there no manipulation?
01:04:35There is no manipulation
01:04:37We could even see
01:04:38masks
01:04:39more faces
01:04:40more pareidolia
01:04:41in this case
01:04:42not only the one below
01:04:43but one
01:04:43that's up
01:04:44and that could resemble
01:04:46Here we see it
01:04:47to a woman
01:04:48that he was looking
01:04:49down
01:04:50or also
01:04:51this one we have
01:04:52here
01:04:52with that face
01:04:53terrifying
01:04:54to which I
01:04:55referred to
01:04:56before
01:04:56again
01:04:57chance
01:04:58has done
01:04:59that arose
01:05:00these images
01:05:01so shocking
01:05:02And if it has images
01:05:03of this type
01:05:04two ways of contact
01:05:05via email
01:05:064th Millennium
01:05:07at4.com
01:05:08and the post office box
01:05:1018.189
01:05:11with the postal code
01:05:12from Madrid
01:05:1228080
01:05:13Well, now you know.
01:05:14We want your ongoing collaboration.
01:05:16the one that is essential
01:05:16so that all this
01:05:17keep working
01:05:18so that the ship
01:05:19keep searching for new universes
01:05:21to explore
01:05:22learn
01:05:23and get excited
01:05:24We will continue with that mission.
01:05:25in which we believe
01:05:26deeply
01:05:27and we'll see you here
01:05:28in 7 days
01:05:28of course
01:05:29with more mysteries
01:05:30with more stories
01:05:31of ancient culture
01:05:32and deep
01:05:33and even also
01:05:33It needs to be said
01:05:34with moments
01:05:35to overwhelm us
01:05:36until next week
01:05:37friends
01:05:38good night
01:05:38See you in 4th Millennium
01:05:39See you in 4th Millennium
01:06:09in 4th Millennium
01:06:18and
01:06:18See you in 5th Millennium
01:06:39and