Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

I can only wonder if this completely illogical post was specifically intended just to trigger a response or not.

I've found something in Wikipedia that lends support to my theory that the Europe-related content of the VMS dates from the 13th century (when Cathars migrated to the Americas) rather than from the 15th century.

It is very uncommon for an illustration of the high medieval period to show Sun and Moon with faces;

For the second quote, I was merely citing Wikipedia where the phrase "high medieval period" was surely meant to refer to the period from circa 1200 (which would include the early 13th century) until the year 1497 when depictions of the Sun and Moon with faces exploded. I see nothing illogical about it.

Due to the detection of multiple hands in the VMS, some experts believe that the manuscript carbon-dated to circa 1420 is in fact a copy of writings made earlier, perhaps a lot earlier. Thus, it makes sense to determine where and when depictions of the sun and moon with faces were popular (they were apparently rare circa 1420) as the original creation of VMS content (depicting the sun and moon with faces) might correspond to the same time and place.

And, yes, I was hoping for a helpful response from JP and luckily he decided to give it.