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Number "14" is represented in the Roman Score (i.e., the Roman alphabet) by the "X" symbol as well as the letter "N" in the modern English alphabet. The number “14” is constructed by the numbers “1” and “4” which equate to “I” (A/E/I) and “+” (D) in the Roman Score and “A” and “D” in the English alphabet. A.D. (i.e., Anno Domini) essentially means “No Dome North” which represents the time in history when the dome of the Earth where Greenland is located was officially cut off from the rest of the world. The “X” symbol (i.e., the number “14”) tends to doubles as the Jolly Rodger (i.e., a pirate's flag) which is internationally recognized as a symbol of piracy and death. The letter "X” (i.e., EKS) is evidently an acronym for “Empire Kill System”. The letter “N” is evidently an acronym for “No”, “Nor” and “North” which is the direction to Greenland from anywhere in the underworld. In Ancient Egypt, 14 was the number of pieces the body of Osiris was torn into by his fratricidal brother Set. The number “14” is featured prominently in the Roman saying, “All for one and one for all” (i.e., “All 41 and 14 all”) which is coincidentally also the national motto of Switzerland. Numerically translated, this saying means “All for 1 (Rome) and 14 (“X” or death) for all”. During the 14th century, the Fourteen Holy Helpers were a group of Roman Catholic saints whose inexplicable appearance in Europe coincidentally coincided with an outbreak of the bubonic plague which eventually lead to the Black Death that killed an estimated 75 to 200 million people. Although their origin is still unknown, it is likely that the saints came from Greenland to Europe with the specific purpose of initiating a pandemic. In short, the number 14 is often associated with death, killing and terror.
Number "14": Nun (נ)
Nun is the 14th letter in the Hebrew alphabet and the 14th decimal in the Jewish Gematria’s “Mispar gadol” where it represents the number “50” or “5”. Symbolically speaking, the “Nun” symbol appears to be a version of the letter “D” which is the 4th letter in the English alphabet and an acronym for the word “Die”. Acronymically speaking, “Nen” (N+N) appears to translate to “No”, “Nor” or “North”. In medieval Rabbinic writings, Nun Sophit (Final Nun) stood for "Son of" (Hebrew ben or ibn). Nun is also one of the seven letters which receive special crowns (i.e., tagin) when written in a Sefer Torah.