Historical Context

[Battler]

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I would never claim that the VM is written in pure Slavic. But the indications suggest that I have to reckon with a certain amount of Slavic.
I have a visible part in German and a kind of Romance. As you can see in the link, all three languages are still in focus. Rhaetian dialects. The coat of arms also confirms this with the battlements and the goat or ibex on a bush or tree. (I haven't checked which one it is).
But it is simply interesting how similar it is to the zodiac. Maybe he thought, I'll just draw our coat of arms and there is no deeper meaning behind it.


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If I now look at a possible Turkish language, it is simply there as a third language. But it has no connection to the VM. No apparent reference.
From that point of view, I have to look at all the other language ideas in the same way. Be it Hebrew, Greek, Czech, Spanish and whatever.

I wrote the following on Nick:
"Hints and simple explanations.
Sometimes it happens that (for example) English-language books also contain Latin texts. But you also see this in French, German, Spanish and even Czech books. They all have something in common. The Latin is similar everywhere and easy to read.
Now I have a Romance text on the VM page. You don't just learn this way of writing, you only learn it where it is spoken.
But I also see German text in the VM. More precisely, text from the southern region. Where do I find Rhaeto-Romanic and German spelling in the same place? That only works south of the Alps.
The whole thing is only confirmed by the dovetails, with two out of three crowns saying the same thing. If I now do the overall picture of all the plants, I'm somewhere between Milan and Trieste."

You can take it as a hint, or not.

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The language on the left is Resian, which is a dialect of Slovenian (and is, therefore, Slavic) spoken in the Resia valley.