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RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Bernd - 22-02-2026 (14-02-2026, 07:16 AM)JustAnotherTheory wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Barbara of Cilli is becoming a very strong candidate for having at least owned the VMS. Here are some interesting facts:Ok, I admit this is getting very interesting... It would explain how on earth the VM author got hold of Taccola's elusive De ingeneis ac edificiis, libri III-IV - the manuscript allegedly presented to emperor Sigismund in 1433. It might also explain a lot of non-standard German spellings which are lost today. Remember these people spoke and were ethnic Germans. Barbara was from Styria (present day Slovenia) which upper class and nobility were German. So were Barbara's parents. Her mother's family (Schaunberg) was from Upper Austria, her father's family (Cili) was old Styrian nobility. I'm not implying Barbara created the VM, but it's an environment that does make sense. RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - JustAnotherTheory - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Bernd - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - JustAnotherTheory - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Bernd - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - DG97EEB - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - JustAnotherTheory - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Bernd - 22-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Bernd - 23-02-2026 RE: A match for the famous Armadillo? - Koen G - 23-02-2026 |