Morten St George Theory

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Morten St. George,

To be complete with salt and wine, you can add the century X.7

"Le grand conflit qu'on appreste à Nancy,
L'Aemathien dira tout je soubmets,
L'isle Britanne par vin, sel en solcy,
Hem. mi. deux phi. long temps ne tiendra Metz."

The same century in english :
"The great conflict that they are preparing for Nancy,
The Aemathien will say I subjugate all.
The British Isle in anxiety over wine and salt,
Hem. mi. Philip two Metz will not be held for long."

The aemathien refers to the french king Louis XIV (1638 - 1715) also called the Sun King.

The century IX.49:
"...The Senate of London will put to death their King.
Salt and wine will overthrow him ...."
This century refers obviously to the death of Charles the first, King of England (deand on january 30th 1649).


We can remark the same terms (wine and salt / salt and wine) refer to the same period of time (middle of seventeenth century). I never noticed that. That's a strange coincidence.


But I'm not sure there is a link with the Voynich manuscript.
If that can help you in your researchs, I'm happy with that.