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Double language in ancient manuscripts - BessAgritianin - 07-02-2025
Is there someone, who had investigated in which scripts of the middle ages (except of Shakespeare's) there is double language with reason hidden behind it.
I have some examples, that VM is one with such double language.
I will not go in some of my translations, which are ignored in general, but provide an obvious example from Q8f66r.
The picture represents a sick man and there is an explanation how to heal him.
Trying to read it however- in German it was something concerning with honey. In Czech it was to put a part (del) on each... It is a simple, simple case, where nobody can translate it- although it is in Latin writing!
Can you imagine that the whole text is written in this style?
Can you imagine that all the naked women- all have another meaning and are not bathing beauties only?
I am persuaded, that we deal with conscious misleading double language above the coding with different alphabets.
What are your thoughts about it.
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - tavie - 07-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - dashstofsk - 07-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - BessAgritianin - 07-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - dashstofsk - 08-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - BessAgritianin - 09-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - Ruby Novacna - 09-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - Ruby Novacna - 09-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - BessAgritianin - 10-02-2025
RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - BessAgritianin - 10-02-2025