Question 1

Clue 1

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Have you translated the text?

Question 2

Clue 2

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In English, it reads: "Measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so."

Question 3

Solution

Answer

If you arrange the too-large letters from largest to smallest, the two lines read: MARCUS ELDER

Question 4

Clue 3

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The text is telling you what to do with the oddly-sized letters.

Question 5

Clue 4

Answer

You'll want to analyze each line separately (ignore the 3rd line, as it has no odd letters in it).

Question 6

Clue 1

Answer

This is definitely an alphabet of some kind...

Question 7

Clue 2

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It probably has to do with the theme of the card.

Question 8

Solution

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This is the "Moon" alphabet, developes by William Moon. The plaintext reads: "The Ourorobos has a mole in the CIA, he goes by the codename Manticore."

Question 9

Clue 3

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The moon will illuminate your path.

Question 10

Clue 4

Answer

Search for moon-themed scripts.

Question 11

Clue 1

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Hmm, "Sole" is Italian for "Sun"...

Question 12

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8 lines... and 8 planets...

Question 13

Solution

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The planets, in Italian, are: Mercurio Venere Terra Marte Giove Saturno Urano Nettuno Taking the letters marked by numbers and ordering them numerically gives us: AUSTIN.

Question 14

Clue 3

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But they probably need to be the Italian words for the planets.

Question 15

Clue 4

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If 1 is the first letter in the solution, then the first letter is A.

Question 16

Clue 1

Answer

These stamps will be solved much like the previous ones, so you might want to tackle those first.

Question 17

Clue 2

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What are these words in Italian?

Question 18

Solution

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"Pear" and "Brooms" in Italian become "Pera" and "Scope" which, combined, become "Periscope."