Double language in ancient manuscripts
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Maybe I did not express myself quite well.
For multiple languages- surely there are multiple languages in the manuscript- I can tell you for 4. And the people who suggest that there are multiple languages are not wrong.

My idea is more like that the script is like the Aesop fables- the script is talking about something , but it is true for another thing.
There is a frog or a naked woman, but it represents completely something else.
The herbs are talking from themselves... They use some similarities with the world of the animals and so on and so on.
For this type of double-language experience I ask.
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RE: Double language in ancient manuscripts - by BessAgritianin - 07-02-2025, 05:46 PM

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