A Cusanus Ladin Hypothesis

[Aga Tentakulus]

@Hermes777
It's not that I'm just advocating the same theory. The references almost force me to do so.
Your lists are only a small part of the evidence.
I leave it open whether the person you mentioned is the author of the VM.
I don't know if it was the same bishop, but I am waiting for the scan of his diary where it is still written in old Ladin. I have heard that it is 1 in 10 in this language. There is simply too little comparative material.

Other notes in the text:
1. there are almost no double consonants.
2. the "o" has a triple meaning. o" can stand for "der,die, das." but also for "ich" and, of course, the intrinsic value "o".
3. the "c" also has a triple meaning.
The "y" in the German text "f66" also refers to the region. But it also means "and" in Slavic.

And so on. There are so many clues, but more important is how they relate to each other.
For me, the region of origin is quite clear.

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