26-10-2018, 10:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 26-10-2018, 10:47 PM by Aldis Mengelsons.)
Greetings! Sorry man, there is no such a word what you talking about in your translation.I'm so upset,i spend three hours just to check that....for nothing. Page 92 said a story about raped woman which got sick and recognized she has syphilis (that's what doctor said)She was cured by that plant( Inula Conyza)A decoction of Ploughman’s Spikenard was frequently used for bruises, ruptures, and internal wounds; the juice from the plant was used to soothe itchy skin. The leaves were burnt as an insecticide to destroy fleas. Well, as i said, the language(text) is so simplified ,There is is hard to say how fast she went to the doctor,but probably in the very next morning.Whatsoever after she was cured from internal wounds ,but she died from syphilis .Well,don't spend your time on theories ,find a buyer for the "code" ....just my opinion and advise.
Bu the way an author was a man,a Holly man which never charged anyone for the service.
Bu the way an author was a man,a Holly man which never charged anyone for the service.