Generally Accepted Pairings - Revision history

Peregrine at 22:03, 8 November 2025

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Peregrine at 22:01, 8 November 2025

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Peregrine at 22:01, 8 November 2025

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	\|''Pass two friends of octave''		\|''Pass two friends of octave''
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	\|~~Elizabethan Garden,~~ Roanoke Island, North Carolina		\|Roanoke Island, North Carolina
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	\|''Fortress north''		\|''Fortress north''
	\|Unsolved		\|Unsolved
	\|~~Hermann Park,~~ Houston, Texas		\|Houston, Texas
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	\|''At the place where jewels abound''		\|''At the place where jewels abound''
	\|Unsolved		\|Unsolved
	\|~~French Quarter/Lafayette,~~ New Orleans, Louisiana		\|New Orleans, Louisiana
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	\|''In the shadow Of the grey giant''		\|''In the shadow Of the grey giant''
	\|Unsolved		\|Unsolved
	\|~~Queens/Coney,~~ New York, New York		\|New York City, New York
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Peregrine at 17:13, 12 October 2025

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	A '''''pairing''''' is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic [[verses]]. As the [[The Secret (book)\|book]] itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure [[casque]].		A '''''pairing''''' is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic [[verses]]. As the [[The Secret (book)\|book]] itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure [[casque]].”

	The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.		The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

Peregrine at 15:40, 12 October 2025

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	A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic [[verses]]. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.		A '''''pairing''''' is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic [[verses]]. As the [[The Secret (book)\|book]] itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure [[casque]].

	The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.		The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

Peregrine at 15:39, 12 October 2025

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	A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.		A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic [[verses]]. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.

	The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.		The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

Peregrine at 15:38, 12 October 2025

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	A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in The Secret with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.		A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.

	The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses ~~in the treasure hunt of ''The Secret~~.'' While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.		The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses. While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

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Peregrine at 15:37, 12 October 2025

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	A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color paintings in The Secret with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.		A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color [[paintings]] in The Secret with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.

	The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses in the treasure hunt of ''The Secret.'' While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.		The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses in the treasure hunt of ''The Secret.'' While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

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A pairing is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color paintings in The Secret with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.

The following constitute generally accepted pairings of images and verses in the treasure hunt of ''The Secret.'' While the ones that resulted in found casques are by definition correct, the remainder are current reflections of broad consensus.

{| class="wikitable"
!Image No.
!Verse No.
!Verse opening
!Status
!Location (solved, or likely)
!Ref.
|-
|1
|7
|''At stone wall's door''
|Unsolved
|San Francisco, California
|
|-
|2
|6
|''Of all the romance retold''
|Unsolved
|Charleston, South Carolina
|
|-
|3
|11
|''Pass two friends of octave''
|Unsolved
|Elizabethan Garden, Roanoke Island, North Carolina
|
|-
|4
|4
|''Beneath two countries''
|Solved (2004)
|Greek Garden, Cleveland, Ohio
|
|-
|5
|12
|''Where M and B are set in stone''
|Solved (1983)
|Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
|
|-
|6
|9
|''The first chapter''
|Unsolved
|St. Augustine, Florida
|
|-
|8
|1
|''Fortress north''
|Unsolved
|Hermann Park, Houston, Texas
|
|-
|10
|8
|''View the three stories of Mitchell''
|Unsolved
|Milwaukee, Wisconsin
|
|-
|9
|5
|''Lane''
|Unsolved
|Montreal, Quebec, Canada
|
|-
|7
|2
|''At the place where jewels abound''
|Unsolved
|French Quarter/Lafayette, New Orleans, Louisiana
|
|-
|11
|3
|''If Thucydides is North of Xenophon''
|Solved (2019)
|Puopolo Field, Boston, Massachusetts
|
|-
|12
|10
|''In the shadow Of the grey giant''
|Unsolved
|Queens/Coney, New York, New York
|
|}