16-05-2019, 01:49 PM
What I like is that, not content with deciphering the manuscript, he's also invented a whole new language that he assumed was spoken by Europeans between the collapse of Latin and the emergence of modern languages. A language he admits 'for which there is no documented evidence'.
In the next paragraph he jumps forwards a thousand years, to the Catholic kings of Spain, and suggests they were familiar with the language... Despite the obvious fact that they were speaking well documented early modern versions of our own languages.
Ps- Koen, do you normally put stress on the consonant in romance languages?
In the next paragraph he jumps forwards a thousand years, to the Catholic kings of Spain, and suggests they were familiar with the language... Despite the obvious fact that they were speaking well documented early modern versions of our own languages.
Ps- Koen, do you normally put stress on the consonant in romance languages?