26-06-2020, 09:00 PM
From the three VMs pages, f79v, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. & f82v. An investigation into potential connections with historical traditions reveals that each one has a provenance shared in common with the others. That is a connection with the Duchy of Burgundy.
The bus comes to a stop. The door opens and you get off. It's Dijon, long-time capitol of the Duchy of Burgundy - it's the mid-1430s. Still inside the most restrictive interpretation of the C-14 dating with time to spare.
But what about the sequence? VMs You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. does not fit the sequence of illustrations that have a traditional connections to items of potential investigative significance. VMs You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. does not appear to have a relation of significance with much of anything, perhaps it's the water.
Two rows of eight female nymphs are wading in a pool. There is no particular historical image for comparison, - <AFAIK> What's going on?
Think of the nymphs as beads on a abacus. In the top row, the third nymph has her arm raised. In the second row it's the sixth nymph. Three to the left in the top row. Six to the left in the second row. Three plus six is nine. And nine naked nymphs bathing could connect to the Muses - - and their friends.
Of course, it is only reasonable a reaction, such as: "That is the flimsiest, ding-dang, bottom-of-the-barrel explanation ever."
And that might be correct. But that is the beauty of it. In a situation viewed as a dichotomy, Either there is a connection or there is no connection. A flimsy connection is viewed as a flawed connection, and a flawed connection is no connection. But a flimsy connection is a connection for those who see it and still it blocks the way for those who deny it. See how well it works here.
Looking at the the 'second-rate' / 'shoddy' artistic skills of the VMs artist has lead to a serious underestimation of this person's structural and and constructive knowledge and skills. It's like the card-shark and the bumpkin. We start out as the bumpkin. [Newbold's folly] And our current concern has been the design on the back of the cards.
The bus comes to a stop. The door opens and you get off. It's Dijon, long-time capitol of the Duchy of Burgundy - it's the mid-1430s. Still inside the most restrictive interpretation of the C-14 dating with time to spare.
But what about the sequence? VMs You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. does not fit the sequence of illustrations that have a traditional connections to items of potential investigative significance. VMs You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. does not appear to have a relation of significance with much of anything, perhaps it's the water.
Two rows of eight female nymphs are wading in a pool. There is no particular historical image for comparison, - <AFAIK> What's going on?
Think of the nymphs as beads on a abacus. In the top row, the third nymph has her arm raised. In the second row it's the sixth nymph. Three to the left in the top row. Six to the left in the second row. Three plus six is nine. And nine naked nymphs bathing could connect to the Muses - - and their friends.
Of course, it is only reasonable a reaction, such as: "That is the flimsiest, ding-dang, bottom-of-the-barrel explanation ever."
And that might be correct. But that is the beauty of it. In a situation viewed as a dichotomy, Either there is a connection or there is no connection. A flimsy connection is viewed as a flawed connection, and a flawed connection is no connection. But a flimsy connection is a connection for those who see it and still it blocks the way for those who deny it. See how well it works here.
Looking at the the 'second-rate' / 'shoddy' artistic skills of the VMs artist has lead to a serious underestimation of this person's structural and and constructive knowledge and skills. It's like the card-shark and the bumpkin. We start out as the bumpkin. [Newbold's folly] And our current concern has been the design on the back of the cards.