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I believe it says the code is in the "singularity" of the letters. Those are the only similar letters you saw, the four greek letters (I don't remember what order they appeared in) do not fit with what you need to do from what I remember. You can tell the length of the code by trial and error.
I don't think it's a safe assumption that the markings you haven't yet made use of on the stones (the letters) won't be needed for the other side or that you won't have to look at them again. The asterisks are the order of the stones, the letters are the code...
I think the disjointed nature of the journal is due to a disjointed state of mind on the part of the writer.
As I have said several times in this forum, I am usually not very good at puzzles in point and click games and often feel there is not enough clear context or hints to solve them, but I felt the opposite in this game. This may be the first I have completed without any hints or walkthrough in fact, I don't remember.