Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

Morten St George: One way to determine location is to make lots of assumptions. For example, let's assume, for the biology gals, that they are in the native habitat of the Nymphus Americus. We can also assume that this habitat is also the native habitat of the alligator gar, a fish depicted on F70r.

I located half a dozen Old World fish species that look like the VMS Pisces, so it's not necessarily alligator gar on f70r.

In fact, I have found, and other researchers (such as MarcoP) have found fish drawings in pre-Columbus medieval manuscripts that are drawn in a very similar way to the VMS fish.

I did a Google images search on 'medieval Pisces' and it looks like the VMS fish have longer noses and scalier skin than the European depictions, but perhaps not enough to conclude that the VMS fish are uniquely alligator gar. I noticed that some of the fish were attached with a string, so I have removed the 'fishing' comment from my website. Thanks.

When I get the chance, I will post a summary of my arguments for authorship by Cathars. The matter is important as it would push back the botanical research some 150 years in time, making the current VMS merely a copy of earlier writings.