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(12-06-2024, 12:37 AM)tavie Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Looks like it is the person who posted on the forum previously You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
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edy the first vegetable species in the Beinecke 408 ms! (I'll let you figure out what it is...)
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Login to view. --> summary (in English) of the June 15th presentation
I don't know Italian so I'm reading a dodgy Google transalte of the article. Am I right that this sounds like a Nick Pelling block paradigm? Matarrese is saying the 1486 manuscript has some of the same text as the VMS?
(12-06-2024, 10:18 AM)Pepper Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Matarrese is saying the 1486 manuscript has some of the same text as the VMS?
It's a
printed herbal:
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Google translation Wrote:Thanks to her research work, Eleonora Matarrese managed to trace the place, date and language in which the work was created (which corresponds to a Middle-High German dialect), managing to connect it with the territory of Carnia. Very precious for the purposes of her research, in addition to the incunabula of the University Library of Pavia of the Ministry of Culture, was the herbarium "Gart der Gesundheit", exhibited inside the Gortani Museum, which presents some important similarities with the manuscript: one above all , the language in which it is composed, can also be attributed to the Middle-High German dialect of the Carnia area.
(12-06-2024, 08:57 AM)nablator Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Discoverer of xixedy the first vegetable species in the Beinecke 408 ms! (I'll let you figure out what it is...)
I can't see clearly on my phone: wouldn't the border of the folio be cut off and wouldn't the label belong to the next folio?
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When I read and see something like that, my credibility shrinks to zero.
Of course it's not a caption. It's text from the other side, because the parchment is missing.
I wonder if Voynich ninja will still be open on Sunday 16th now that the story ends
Google translation Wrote:Furthermore, at the entrance to the Carnico Museo there is part of a framed fresco which illustrates the town of Tolmezzo in the 15th century with the castle, walls and towers, a watercourse around it and four female figures in the foreground. The central figure – with a veil and a crown, naked and close to the watercourse with a globe in her hand – recalls both one of the figures of folio 57v and one of the female figures in the so-called “treatise on waters”.
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