10-12-2023, 09:14 AM
As I see it, and not for the first time.
When I look at the text on 116, some words can be directly assigned to Latin, even if they are only keywords. I just have 3 words in a row here. I don't even need a dictionary for the words "te and portas". Even "sis" has a large number of variants.
From this point of view, Latin is the first choice alongside German.
If I were to assume a third, unknown language now, it would seem more like an excuse than a possibility.
Now you can certainly say that these sentences could also have been written by someone else at a later date.
But there is a small catch. There are 2 words that are very similar or the same as VM.
If you look at the handwriting, it seems a little rough.
So I have to ask myself: Can another person write the 2 VM words so fluently the first time, even if he has never done it before?
When I look at the text on 116, some words can be directly assigned to Latin, even if they are only keywords. I just have 3 words in a row here. I don't even need a dictionary for the words "te and portas". Even "sis" has a large number of variants.
From this point of view, Latin is the first choice alongside German.
If I were to assume a third, unknown language now, it would seem more like an excuse than a possibility.
Now you can certainly say that these sentences could also have been written by someone else at a later date.
But there is a small catch. There are 2 words that are very similar or the same as VM.
If you look at the handwriting, it seems a little rough.
So I have to ask myself: Can another person write the 2 VM words so fluently the first time, even if he has never done it before?