Greek Influences in the VMS glyphs?
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Well, if you want to put it that way, and I have already put it that way, that alterations may have been made purely on the basis of trickery and intentional deception, as in the cosmos and the zodiac and who knows how many other places, then I'm good with that.

Back in 2016 we discussed the potential for a three way interpretation of glyph #5 under the topic: Triple convergence.

The VMs is something like a trivia quiz about medieval tradition. The information is well-known to the author, and has been placed in a VMs styled, altered, disguised form in various illustrations. Modern investigators have not been fully informed of these medieval traditions. This lack of familiarity with medieval tradition caused relevant information to be missed and investigations to go off on fruitless paths. More than a century of investigation passed before the cosmos - cloud-band - nebuly line connections were made, as one example.

And here I strongly agree, if one investigator has found an example of traditional connection or several examples. It is still unlikely to be sufficient to encompass the whole VMs solution. But if each investigator can contribute one or more traditional connections to an expanded data base, then possibilities can only improve. As more data accumulates, it will hopefully start to reach a sort of critical mass, where things start to connect with each other. And I feel that the beginnings of this may already be underway.
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Greek Influences in the VMS glyphs? - by -JKP- - 04-04-2020, 06:54 AM
RE: Greek Influences in the VMS glyphs? - by R. Sale - 04-04-2020, 06:55 PM

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