Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

So you are saying that in 13th century America, there existed a Cathar-authored book written there, that contained the non botanical aspects of the vms in their original forms, and this was copied early 15th century onto bison vellum by new world native followers of the Cathar faith, with the botanical section authored by them and appended.

If my offerings were accepted, your version could not be so, since none of those involved would have had news of these old world events until much later, unless you are saying they sometimes went back for updates, or that others arrived during the making thereof to catch them up on world events, and they thought it important to include them. Or maybe they were remote viewing? But still the question would remain as to why they would incorporate random old world events into their copy of the 13th century Cathar work. So, that makes me ask, why would you be interested in these interpretations of mine?

Linda, I am a seeker of the truth and would never continue to propagate a theory that I believed to be false. That's why I need to see your "offerings" so that I can evaluate them. My mainstay theory is that the VMS is the source of thirty-nine Nostradamus prophecies, not that the VMS was compiled in the Americas. Did you find a depiction of the Black Death in the VMS? A depiction of the Hundred Years War?  A depiction of a pope or king of the 14th or 15th century? Tell me what it is that makes you think the VMS could not have been compiled in the Americas.